-
Posts
578 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
3
Gold Seeker last won the day on October 2 2016
Gold Seeker had the most liked content!
Profile Information
-
Gender
Male
-
Location:
South Carolina
-
Interests:
God, Family, Friends, and GOLD
Recent Profile Visitors
Gold Seeker's Achievements
Gold Contributor (5/6)
809
Reputation
-
My Best Coin Ever!
Gold Seeker replied to Geologyhound's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
From what I have read the rope tensioners from the Civil War were made of wood, here's a patent for the metal ones that dates 1880. Civil War era rope tensioners were as mentioned made of wood and usually in the shape of a dog bone, some can be seen in this photo of Abe Lincoln in a Civil War camp at the Battlefield of Antietam, Maryland -
The coil should be fine unless it's has some cracks you can't see or the coil wire has cracks. Also if you go more than 1 foot deep you WILL risk getting the control box wet, at 2 feet deep any wave can easily splash water onto and into the control box, at 3 feet deep the control box will be in the water for sure!!! That all being said if you do use it in the water, be very careful of getting the coil higher than the control box while using or putting it back in your vehicle to return home as any water inside the rod can easily run up the rod and get into the control box, even a little bit of water can do damage if it gets into the control box, especially salt water. I would suggest just using it out of the water, or just very shallow water at best.
-
Minelab Pro-find 35 Users... Any Problems?
Gold Seeker replied to TampaBayBrad's topic in Metal Detecting For Jewelry
There's a recent topic on just this. https://www.detectorprospector.com/topic/25926-best-rechargeable-pinpointer/ -
Wwi Widows & Mothers Pilgrimage Medallion
Gold Seeker replied to MD4V.org's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
That's awesome, thanks for posting the story and photo Terry!! -
Sorta looks like Botryoidal Hematite.
-
Do the Barbers have a mint mark?
-
If there was alcohol being served at the anniversary party that could explain the little opened box and the missing items!! LOL
-
Here's live link to the printed battery covers topic. https://www.treasurenet.com/threads/tesoro-battery-covers.681121/
-
Using The 7000 To Pick Up The Scraps Missed By The 6000
Gold Seeker replied to Lesgold's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
That's the very best kind of "hot rock" to be finding!! -
Axiom Coil Bolt Update - Now Available Online
Gold Seeker replied to CarsonChris's topic in Garrett Metal Detectors
I was at the Garrett Direct website but the search function after typing in "bolt" just goes on and on and I never get a result, I tried the same with a search for "Axiom" and got the same results.....which was nothing. Edit: I never give up, I just tried again and finally got the search function to work. -
Axiom Coil Bolt Update - Now Available Online
Gold Seeker replied to CarsonChris's topic in Garrett Metal Detectors
Just an FYI, I checked their website and used their search function, which didn't seems too work at all for anything, but I clicked the drop down menu for "Sport Products" and then to the far right I clicked on under accessories "Stems, Coverups And Replacements Parts" and found the Axiom coil bolts and washers there. -
60 Years Ago Today - The Great Alaska Earthquake
Gold Seeker replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
I remember when that happened, I also remember seeing all of those photos in Life magazine back then too. -
Gold Detecting In The Philippines
Gold Seeker replied to Goldseeker5000's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
What people see on TV does really happen, just not all the time. Yes they are good people everywhere, a majority really that will bend over backwards to help you...but in some places such as parts of the Philippines you never know when you may meet up with the bad people of the world who would just as soon rob, kidnap or murder you, so it's really a gamble IMHO and I wish you luck and safe ventures!! So just keep your wits about you and don't trust all you meet!! -
Beach Hunt 2023 Has Started
Gold Seeker replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
The UN Blower brush was made to clean camera lens, etc., they are made by a company in Japan who first started making them in 1958, the brush attachment can be remove and use the blub as just a blower for whatever needs blowing, so you can very well use it for starting a fire I guess!! They also made other shapes, attachments and even some of different colors as well. Even have this one with Zodiac signs. -
That publication can be found here.... https://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/1968/0603/report.pdf