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Blog Post by: Mike Parks on March 30, 2012.
Gunnar Rasmussen found this near mint condition C. H. Nelson Princeton Minnesota Good For 1¢ token. Gunnar detects with a Minelab Sovereign GT.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on October 10, 2011.
Andrew Leech found this ring in the Twin Cities using his Garrett AT Pro.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on March 17, 2012.
Taking advantage of the record March highs, David Stenger dug this nice 1917 D Half Dollar with his White's V3i.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on July 27, 2011.
Jim Ouellette found this 1902 Indian Head Penny about seven inches down near a tree, and the copper and steel Wheaties off a beach.
Jim uses an older Tesoro Compadre with the seven inch coil. He says, "It's been a blast to use, and after a couple hours a week using it I've found piles of clad coins, some silver jewelry, and just recently these coins. The Compadre is an easy to use yet highly capable machine".
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on July 25, 2011.
Jim Schauer shows off some nice Texas Beach finds. (Note the nice Mission Metal Detector Sales T- shirt!)
Jim uses a Fisher 1280-X.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on July 25, 2011.
Gunnar Rasmussen found this 1901 Indian Head penny while searching an open farm field.
Gunnar uses a Minelab Sovereign GT.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on July 25, 2011.
Darrin Gray found this purse with coins, ranging in date from 1887 to 1911, scuba diving at a Twin Cities Lake.
Darrin uses a Minelab Excalibur II 1000
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on February 25, 2011.
I was hunting an area swimming hole,
hadn’t found much but a little pocket change in two hours and I was about
to head for home when I got a great signal and pulled this up. Pretty excited
at first because I thought it might be white gold and a diamond. Through the United
States Bowling congress office I was able to get the phone number of the owner. I spoke to his mom who told me it wasn’t gold
but the stainless steel version…oh well, I’m sure he was sad to
lose the ring in any case. I talked to the owner and learned that he hadn’t
actually lost the ring, he was pretty sure it was stolen by his college
roommate. In any case, I’m going to pop it in the mail to him, or
he’s going to stop by the farmers’ market in Minneapolis this
Saturday to pick it up.
Mindy Desens found this ring using a Fisher 1280-X.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on February 22, 2011.
Brad Hagel found this gold ring beach hunting with his father, Jeff.
Found with a Tesoro Compadre.
Blog Post by: Mike Parks on February 22, 2011.
On vacation in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Paul Gustafson and
his daughters, Maren and Katie, found native copper, a 1943 Merc dime, and
a 1926 Wheatie.
Looks like it was all found with a couple of Garrett detectors.