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.

A short video describing how to turn on and go with the Whites XLT Metal Detector. Using one of the preset programs and Tone ID. Consider loaning your extra detector to a friend to help them get into treasure hunting. Whites XLT Training Video Start Here 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!

The Whites XLT metal detector is given the Norfolk Wolf field test, see what you can get out of your XLT with one of the leading names in metal detecting in the UK

11/13/11 Dad and I hit 2 places for about a 4hr hunt. It paid off big time for him. Lady luck wasn’t on my side today but maybe next time. He whooped me good and my moral was down but thats just all part of the hobby! Just gotta keep diggin! ****Simple Question…If we were gonna fake it, wouldn’t we use a worn coin? (not a shiny one) I told Dad that some people may think we “salted” that dollar. His responce was “I dont care what they think”. Later he made a good point,…we would never do such a thing and I think our core group of subscribers know this. However if we WERE gonna do something that low, we woulda used a well worn/tarnished dirty looking dollar to do it with. Not a perfect shiny coin. People wouldnt believe it if the coin was in such good shape. The perfect condition of that coin should show we made no attempt to fake it. Its how it was out the ground. The coin is a legitimate find. You just never know what your gonna dig up. Good Luck to all you out there!

Something I put together quickly to show a nice silver quarter hit getting dug. Aug ’08

(2 day hunt) Dad and I have hit the roads of SC and found some of the more interesting places. We got some hunting in also! Its not always about the silver,..its about the red bugs too! I got eat up with them!

Metal detecting in a CT state park

I found a lot of nice old coins and relics in July. I was surprised to find my oldest wheat penny in my yard, from 1916. I was also surprised to find a musket ball in my backyard. I also went to the old inn and detected the dirt pile where I found an old button, wheat penny, and gold ring in the past. This time I found a musket ball and an Indian Head Penny from 1880. The Indian Head is in beautiful condition except for a small part of it on the front of it. I also found my first ever arrowhead. The arrowhead is broken, but its still a cool find. I made some good finds this month. Thanks for watching everyone. HH.