Cool find, man!!!-----dang I''d love to find some of them king gearge coppers--ha! or other old coins---ha! I'm a major contributor to LOST TREASURE MAGAZINE and I absolutely love hunting with metal detectors for treasures--ha!!!
Nice finds I usually have to buy my higher grade coins from CollectorsInternet, but they're well worth the money. Most of my coins have doubled in value in the past 5 years.
Jeeze... never have such luck now that I am a law abiding adult. Sure did find alot in Yorktown, VA as a kid though. Would dig through my dad's records of events in the area(most had been on Park Service prop.) . I'd come home with buttons, bullets and such from the civil war telling dad it had been found in Marlbank, I think that he knew better 'cause there had always been a warning after my story about not going onto Park Service Property. Great going guys, good finds!
I live there too! I have the same accent but it's not as profound as yours. Do you know if it is legal in corova? I think it would be great to do metal detecting there.
great find! was that a UK half crown?? I was lucky to find something similar in '80's, on a cold January day, just laying atop the sand in the wash on south OBX...no detector needed . ;)
WOW! I am so jealous!!! I walk the beach almost daily here and have never found anything:( But I have to admit I don't have a metal detector! What a find!! cool to see today:)
I thought you were not permitted to use detectors on OBX...isnt it a state park? Or is that just where the lighthouse is? I go every summer, but am interested in getting a detector as a hobby. I live near Jersey Shore
@dobber64 HEY, I'm a writer of articles for Lost Treasure Magazine and have hunted for 26 years now---since you live on a salt wter beach you need a good detector with either a multi-fequency or a PI unit--the PI=PULSE INDUCTION and can be used on saltwater beaches to ultimate effect------you can use a VLF like this fellow was doing but VLF detectors can have problems with coping with the effects of the mineralization of the salty water----a pulse won't but you have to dig everything-
@dobber64 I can't figure out why metal detecting isn't allowed. Bureaucratic BS at its finest. I guess they don't want a million holes in the sand....but if that were the case they would outlaw SandCastles! Oh, damn, shouldn't have said that, they just might do that too!
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adimanization 4 months ago
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keep rubbing it it will make it worth more
52969RST 6 months ago
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1) Hold your breath.
2) Copy all of these steps.
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If you can do all of this without breathing you're a good pot
IAmNotBryan 7 months ago
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Whenever you goto the beach, keep an old gold coin in your pocket
If you see someone walking along with a metal detector, run up behind them and say HOLYKWRAP HOLYKWRAP!
then while he is watching, pretend to pick up the gold coin right where the guy just past
Sometimes they throw their metal detector all the way to the surf line!
MrHobiecat 11 months ago
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MrHobiecat 11 months ago
The Dare Island Enigma is an adventure novel about two boys who find something strange on the beach see video book trailer
dltanner99 11 months ago
Hey, tell that guy to rub the coin harder and get the beach sand dug deeper into it....
samurai2828 1 year ago
@samurai2828 yea that should do it
logitechnc 1 year ago
@samurai2828 Funny wasn't it ! May as well use sand paper to clean it ! LOL
derek7521 4 months ago
You might know this. But swing your detector like that is missing a lot. nice coin. Thnaks for sharing.
stockman1963 1 year ago
Dude thats awesome, I relic hunt in va, would love to try out the beaches. keep it up, good luck
JusLookinRound804 1 year ago
LOL At 00:13-00:14
fu2much 1 year ago
Just over your shoulder is Xenu standing. Google Xenu to free yourself.
MarcfromTreasureNet1 1 year ago
Just got back to Oak Island. Added you to my subscription and site...
treasurefindermd 1 year ago
Cool find, man!!!-----dang I''d love to find some of them king gearge coppers--ha! or other old coins---ha! I'm a major contributor to LOST TREASURE MAGAZINE and I absolutely love hunting with metal detectors for treasures--ha!!!
micmoable 1 year ago
Nuthin like digging up an ancient coin and immediately grinding beach sand into it with your thumb !!! LOL !!!
7777dmith7777 1 year ago
Hi, how its his value, thinking in dollars, about this coin...?
Trepy007 1 year ago
great video. didn't say what the coin is worth.
Thetruthishere11 1 year ago
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Nice finds I usually have to buy my higher grade coins from CollectorsInternet, but they're well worth the money. Most of my coins have doubled in value in the past 5 years.
AllstartedSooner 1 year ago
Jeeze... never have such luck now that I am a law abiding adult. Sure did find alot in Yorktown, VA as a kid though. Would dig through my dad's records of events in the area(most had been on Park Service prop.) . I'd come home with buttons, bullets and such from the civil war telling dad it had been found in Marlbank, I think that he knew better 'cause there had always been a warning after my story about not going onto Park Service Property. Great going guys, good finds!
bruceauman 2 years ago
I live there too! I have the same accent but it's not as profound as yours. Do you know if it is legal in corova? I think it would be great to do metal detecting there.
Some1toLove22 2 years ago
great find! was that a UK half crown?? I was lucky to find something similar in '80's, on a cold January day, just laying atop the sand in the wash on south OBX...no detector needed . ;)
tamarama2012 2 years ago
WOW! I am so jealous!!! I walk the beach almost daily here and have never found anything:( But I have to admit I don't have a metal detector! What a find!! cool to see today:)
cameragirlJane 2 years ago
how much is that worth
jacobbenjaminpitt 2 years ago
great finds,keep looking...
stuthedigger 3 years ago
i live ther
NarutoWatcher5 3 years ago
I thought you were not permitted to use detectors on OBX...isnt it a state park? Or is that just where the lighthouse is? I go every summer, but am interested in getting a detector as a hobby. I live near Jersey Shore
dobber64 4 years ago
Metal detecting is allowed on the ocean beach from south Nags Head, north to the Virginia Stateline. south is park property.
OuterBanksSeaweed 4 years ago
Thanks for the info ! Good Luck on future hunts!
dobber64 4 years ago
@dobber64 HEY, I'm a writer of articles for Lost Treasure Magazine and have hunted for 26 years now---since you live on a salt wter beach you need a good detector with either a multi-fequency or a PI unit--the PI=PULSE INDUCTION and can be used on saltwater beaches to ultimate effect------you can use a VLF like this fellow was doing but VLF detectors can have problems with coping with the effects of the mineralization of the salty water----a pulse won't but you have to dig everything-
micmoable 1 year ago
@dobber64 I can't figure out why metal detecting isn't allowed. Bureaucratic BS at its finest. I guess they don't want a million holes in the sand....but if that were the case they would outlaw SandCastles! Oh, damn, shouldn't have said that, they just might do that too!
ronphlf 1 year ago
whoa, lucky guy, you found a very expensive coin, lol
jmhs866 4 years ago
great finds!!!
treasuredog 4 years ago
Thanks, Treasuredog :)
OuterBanksSeaweed 4 years ago