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Daniel Teague Published on Dec 5, 2018 Some of you guys were curious as to the tone differences between a Minelab GPX and Whites TDI. This is the GPX 4800 and TDI Beachhunter and a little bit of why I like the GPX better when it comes to relic and beach hunting.

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relics1864 Published on Nov 25, 2018 Running through the Nokta Anfibio 19 and some thoughts on it. relics1864 Published on Nov 26, 2018 Nokta Anfibio 19 detector with 7 inch concentric

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If you had told me I would be swinging a Minelab for relics a year and a half ago I would have laughed in your face. The Equinox has turned out to be a good companion to my Deus and I feel that I have the bases covered. This is the Equinox on a 1700s to 1800s plantation site.

Crevicing for Gold Watch as Jeff and Gary ( Two Toes ) head to the Hills in search of Gold !!! On this adventure they will be Crevicing the Bedrock cracks in search of Hidden Gold !!! Thanks for watching , I hope you enjoyed the video, Jeff

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Tom(CA) and I have been working a site that we researched that's produced several 1850's - 1860's seated coins, and some rogue early 1900's coins, as well as a variety of period relics. We tried to get one more trip in before Old Man Winter completely shut us down, and it did in fact shut us down, but not before I finally, got something I've been looking for for a long time, and after watching others find them over the years (I saw Tom dig three!!!), I was starting to think it would never happen. Well it finally happened, and it turned out to be a good one, an 1865 San Francisco minted Liberty Half Eagle!! Here she is out of the hole: Here she is rinsed off: Here's a video of the hunt: Less than 100 known, Mintage: 27,612 Although the mintage of the 1865-S is quite a bit higher than the mintages of the S Mint Half Eagles from 1858 to 1864, it compares in overall rarity to the 1858-S, 1860-S and 1863-S and is only slightly less rare than the others. Almost all known examples of this date are well worn with VF and lower being all one can expect to find. The 1865-S ranks second in the entire $5 series according to average grade and I do not know of a specimen that would grade better than EF. The very few specimens that I have seen were rather softly struck and the mintmark was always quite weak. Thanks for looking, hopefully the next one comes easier

check this out...button bear hunt..

Here are my finds from 1 hour detecting a local football field last night. Nothing special...but very fun and enjoyable hour in the pitch dark...lol

Mystery Creek Gold Join Jeff as he goes on a hike to a small Creek to check and see if there's any Gold in it !! Thanks for watching, Jeff

Wish list is one that will ignore nails and still hit on the deep silver. I tried the same gold experiment (gold ring with nails on top) with my TDI and it will detect a gold ring surrounded by nails. Manta iron and nails [www.youtube.com] TDI iron and nails

Published on Jul 29, 2012 - How to find gold with the Whites GMT. Gerry shows the settings and techniques for finding even the smallest nuggets.

Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk Instructional Video - Basic features and functions of the fully wireless Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk pinpointer are demonstrated. Sections include: wireless syncing; a tip on factory reset; adjusting detection and sensitivity settings; lost pinpointer alarm; retuning the Pro-Pointer to find targets faster or to overcome environmental challenges; battery replacement; and general care. Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk Owner's Manual More Information On Garrett Z-Lynk Wireless Audio Options

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We hit a plantation down in the low country and dug some relics. Heres a tip if your having problems in the iron cut the machine sensitivity back to 18 -20 and it will help a lot. I think some try to run it to hot in the iron and it causes all kinds of problems for them.