deathray

It goes directly to voice-mail, after 1 ring. Hopefully he is just busy filling his poke. I'm not in a super big rush, I mostly relic hunt anyways.

I tried messaging off his site, and have placed numerous calls to both the 800 number,and the local number. Left messages. Figured he was out detecting at first,then feared something bad happened. 

Hey guys, been awhile. Any news on Doc? I bought a goldscreamer from him in January...it's not working, and tried to get hold of him for a month. Not airing dirty laundry, seriously wondering if he is OK, and if so, anyone know how to get hold of him, besides the 2 numbers listed? Thanks, Ray

nice! trimes are cute little suckers! Nice key too!!

1 hour ago, Chase Goldman said:

Don't fret too much if you can't find it, as that is a pretty common strike error, if it is indeed an error.  Based upon the found condition of the coin it doesn't really change the collectable value.  But a wheat is a wheat, and casually throwing it in coin star does seem like sacrilege to a coin collector, despite their minimal collectable value as they are dated items nearly 100 years old.

don't think to many collectors want crusty green pennys. I check the date, bout it. Rather keep room for relics and older coins...if you detect long enough, you end up with thousands of wheats.

Nice man! Love finding crotals.

On 12/16/2019 at 9:24 AM, Joe D. said:

The 1929 wheat in the first picture looks like it has a double rim on the left side and top of Lincoln!   👁👁👍

Holy crap! You made me look, and it sure does! Honestly, hope I dont sound like an elitists dick...but I dont like finding wheatys. Usually throw them in the change jar bound for coinstar. Now I gotta go find where I put that! Thanks for pointing it out, guess I will look carefully for now on!

25 minutes ago, Nevada Brian said:

Great finds Ray!   Glad to see you back in the saddle.  I can’t tell by the photo, but is that a real nugget or has it been melted into one?   Hope you success continues. 
Brian. 

Hey Brian, long time no see. Yeah, its a real one, haha.

GB...15-s..kinda scarce I guess. 

Kac...yeah, was hunting area with a Chinese Camp. Weve found probably over a 100 at this site. All history, tells the story.

Thanks Steve! I knew you'd have the answer. 

Right on man!

Oh my...too many ax heads to count! Picks..few dozen whole, numerous tips. Love picks!

Whats the deal with ' hi-q'? What is that? Any different from regular tdi sl?

Looks like a good time!!

Killer site man. Some real nice finds !

That's Karma buddy! So happy for you Struck! One of those coins that you never think will be found. Awesome!

On 3/2/2019 at 10:19 PM, Cal_Cobra said:

aquachiggers river crossing cache was an epic find.  Glad he got this gig, he was running out of steam on his more recent Youtube videos IMO.

 

For sure. Recent vids where pretty boring.  Hard to keep finding good sites.

On 3/2/2019 at 10:03 PM, Cal_Cobra said:

I'm good friends with Nightray.  He doesn't post on the forums any more, just lurks. 

Tell him Dayray ? says hi! He used to detect with a guy named Rob, was why I asked. Nightray is a beast when it comes to detecting.

Awesome finds...and your nuts for pushing it, lol. Just my o ponion, but would be careful putting on internet any location details...antiquity act...not judging, just a word of caution. Ask lowboy?

The pic makes it looked toned..to the naked eye, looks fresh..and was sticking out the side of the plug. Have not looked under a loop yet, and my eye site is pretty bad, lol.

Nice man. Hey...are you Nightray's buddy?

Aaahh...guess you beat me to El's 13 inch coil? the f19 is a great detector. Enjoy it.

Always love your stories...although I think your crazy? You got guts my friend, stay safe so we can enjoy more of your adventures.