adventureswithjim.com presents SHIPWRECK SUNDAY. Well, it was a sunday when this relic hunt started at least! Lots of great metal detecting on the beach, if you don’t mind the occasional 20 ton shrip wreck relic. Got some tourist gold too, and that’s never a bad thing. Maybe the opening anamation reveals a bit too much about my age and state of sanity, but this is kind of normal for my demented treasure hunting mind. Music by Kevin Macleod.

Pops gets his new Fisher F2 and tries it out in the front yard. The yard has been hunted hard by several machines over the years, but the F2 finds a deep key only about 5 minutes into the test.

This is part I of instructional video for Garrett Infinium LS metal detector. The Garrett Infinium LS is a completely new kind of detector, one the industry has never before seen, featuring Advanced Pulse Induction ™ (API) technology, the industry’s greatest innovation in years

Metal detecting in California in LA county Torrance and Lawndale 18k gold ring found over 1000 coins found 4 other rings silver silver coins 1934 quater silver chains treasure hunting at it’s best Kevin Niefer Leo Steve and Jim www.youtube.com

A metal detecting video that exposes the relationships between Kellyco and metal detecting forums such as findmall and treasurenet. These forums have developed a very loyal relationship with Kellyco, not you or their very own members. Scheme number one at that place is the “Titan” brand of detectors they sell at inflated prices. Do a little research and compare the price of a Radioshack Discovery 2200 here… www.radioshack.com versus their identical but with a different name and faceplate machine here….. www.kellycodetectors.com This is just a small sample of what the admins over at these forums will cover up in order to keep steering people towards their sponsor. They will censor your posts, remove them, rewrite them, whatever it takes to prevent truthful facts and good advice from being handed out.

Join us for the last hunt of the year! Watch in “High Quality” for best viewing!

This hunt takes place at a sports field where there are multiple fields. It was recently done over by the parks department over last winter and up till last month so it was closed to the public for that time. They redid the baseball and football fields but left the football field I was hunting undone. The ground was extremely compacted and hard. I had an hour and a half in video and if you notice the end shot by my truck has the black bars on the sides of the video. I had to go to my second camera because of so many targets. Battery ran out on the Zi-8 and so did the memory card… With the constricted ten minute time on youtube thought about showing beginning signal shots and end macro shots of each coin but opted to show semi full digs (as the digger started and finished the dig on a few of the better coins. Can’t see wasting precious minutes showing Memorials. Oldest coin was a 1967 Roosevelt dime and I know there should be Silver there, just didn’t get it today.

This dig takes place at an old closed down small airport. Closed in 1982, it went back into the early 50′s maybe more. No buildings left, all wooded out and a lot of trash. Got to find out where the buildings were and I’ll have better luck next time.

I conducted an air test with my new Garrett AT-Pro metal detector. Using various targets you would expect to find while out coin shooting or treasure hunting with a metal detector. This video was shot while using a silver mercury dime, a silver Roosevelt dime, Clad quarter, copper and zinc penny, nickel and a silver dime while masked with a piece of iron. Enjoy!