Metal Detecting for Civil War Relics and Artifacts in Southern LA. Its getting HOT down here ! Yoda and I made some good finds despite the heat and humidity. Things are gonna slow down a bit now due to farming operations and the HEAT. Stay cool. cch

metaldetectory.com Gold Course Hunting Episode one. Sorry for lack of good finds I can’t choose what’s in the ground. The toy plane part is from Hubley toy company and was made in 1939 LINK TO PICTURE: metaldetectory.com Yes, I do have a pinpointer I just choose not to use it..The Big Dogs Dig Big Holes. Thanks for watching, subbing and favoriting! mdgproductions.co http metaldetectory.com Watch Episode 2 Now!

This video is a combination of my last few hunts. Part of it is at the old church I’m now done going to. The other parts are from a short river hunt where I found a sterling ring and a sterling toe ring. The other is from later that day, (yesterday) back up at the lake. All together the total was 4 sterling pieces of jewely, a 10K white gold bracelet, and one small 14 karat earring. Looks like I might start hunting for jewelry again!

What have you found while metal detecting? Let us know, comment below or add a video. This is what jewelry I found over the last 2 years of dirtfishing.

Chris gave us a call to detect his honey hole…He was a good host & ….He found the most silver …AS it should be ! Hope you enjoy this condenced video ! All three of us were using the Minelab Etrac.

Metal detecting with my Minelab E-trac with the 10×12 SEF Butterfly coil. I found my best find to date on this hunt

Metal detecting for silver coins, old coins, tokens, jewelry, and relics. yulelahmetaldetecting.blogspot.com for tips and videos.

Had the chance to get out today for a couple of hours and am I glad I did .. I’ll say .. a George V silver shilling to start and then a Charles First hammered silver sixpence (1636-1638) and lots of other goodies .. thanks for watching .. GL & HH

On September 24, I went metal detecting at an old abandonned house, built in the early 1940′s. The last time I had been there was in February, 2010, and can be seen on Recovering Relics Episode #6. I started off hunting the front yard. Right away I got a nickel/pull-tab reading at 4 inches deep. When I dug down, out came my first ever Buffalo Nickel! I’m not yet sure of the date. Minutes later I found the first Wheat Cent of the day. Not long after that, I found my second silver of 2011, a 1945 Mercury Dime. The Merc is in great condition and cleaned up beautifully. I went on to find several more wheat pennies, a toy gun, a spoon and fork, and two dog tags. That place gave up a lot of great finds and I will have to get back there as soon as possible to find some more old coins.

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