Metal Detecting the Northeast
When your cleaning coins please read the following before watching the video... Surfaces may be wet cleaned if surface finishes are stable.Use a mild detergent and water. Follow with a rinsing wipe, using de-ionized or distilled water.Dry Cleaning Objects...Objects may be dusted with soft bristle brushes if the surfaces are solid.Do not clean if finish... Continue Reading →
During the '80s & the '90s, very few people went mud larking along the foreshores of the river Thames, a practiced art of using your eyes only to find the treasures left behind, but as more and more people applied for a license, it became obvious that there were too many people applying to look... Continue Reading →
Ok, so i have stretched my "wants" or / and "needs" out to the dearly beloved, so i could purchase the Legend, which also came with the acupoint probe and beginner's pack... Worried, by my insistence on maybe buying one, she started to panic, ( well not really ) & once that set in, i... Continue Reading →
This modest man has conducted extensive research on Scottish Coins, with his contributions listed below... To start a lot of people ask me where the PDFs are from, these are all from the same author who has written several synopses of coins which make "for easy reading" and "translation of the coins themselves" for example,... Continue Reading →
Becoming a Metal Detectorist, started me on my Journey of Treasure Hunting all those years ago, & using a Metal Detector led me to every other form of Treasure Hunting, which seemed a natural progression as the opportunities arose... At the moment i am trying to understand where the years have gone, i have been Metal Detecting for over fifty years and counting, which has led me to reflect on the fact, that incredibly i have been writing in magazines or one blog or another plus the various websites for over twenty-five years...
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