Posts Tagged With: treasure hunting

Top Tip #49: Stay Updated on Technology

But don’t mistake new for necessary. Metal detecting technology has advanced enormously since the early days of BFO machines and constant re-tuning. Multi-frequency detectors, improved discrimination, faster recovery speeds, lighter builds, wireless audio, waterproof housings — today’s machines are undeniably more capable than those of fifty years ago. But here’s the important part: staying updated […]

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Top Tip #48: Learn from Others

Because shared experience is one of the most valuable tools you’ll ever use. When I first started metal detecting in the early 1970s, reliable information was thin on the ground. There were no online videos, no forums, and no instant answers—just one or two books, the odd magazine article, and whatever you could work out […]

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Top Tip #47: Use Multiple Detectors

Consider using different detectors for different environments. Anyone who spends a lot of time metal detecting usually ends up with more than one detector. That isn’t about collecting equipment for its own sake; it’s a practical response to the fact that no single machine performs equally well in every situation. I personally use three detectors: […]

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Top Tip #46: Attend Metal Detecting Events

Organised metal detecting events — rallies, club digs, and token hunts — can play a valuable role in a detectorist’s journey, especially if your opportunities to detect are otherwise limited. They’re not a shortcut to great finds, and they’re not for everyone, but over the years I’ve found they offer experiences that are hard to […]

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Top Tip #45: Keep Records

One habit separates casual detectorists from consistently successful ones: keeping records. It doesn’t sound exciting, and it doesn’t beep or flash — but maintaining a log of your finds and the places they came from is one of the most powerful tools you can use to improve results over time. I learned this the hard […]

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Top Tip #44: Use a Detector Cover (Yes, It Actually Matters)

Detector covers are one of those accessories many people either forget about entirely or dismiss as unnecessary. I know this because I did exactly the same for years. After all, detectors are meant to be used outdoors — muddy fields, damp grass, stubble, and the odd downpour come with the territory. But experience has taught […]

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The Strange Fate of Buried Treasure: Gold Bars, Lost Hoards, and Who Really Owns What You Find

If you discovered gold bars worth €700,000 buried in your garden, what would you do? For one Frenchman, the answer seemed straightforward: report it. Be honest. Do the right thing. But instead of a windfall, he’s likely to watch the treasure go to the children of the property’s previous owner — people he has never […]

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Treasure Ship Found in Desert

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TOP TIP #43. Understand Signal Types

Learn the differences between signals from different metals Understanding the various signals produced by different metals is a crucial skill for any metal detectorist. Each type of metal generates a unique signal or tone, and being able to distinguish these signals can significantly enhance your ability to identify valuable targets and avoid junk. Here’s a […]

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Major Treasure Find in Czech Republic

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