A solid digging tool is a must have for metal detecting. Be sure to get the solid handle, one-piece trowel and skip the riveted, welded, etc.... two-piece trowels!
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Decided to exercise the muscles and do some coinshooting this Thanksgiving Evening! Found a few clad coins and, low and behold, an Aggie Cl... -
Quick search at Lunch today gains a Penny and James Avery Bracelet! Not bad for 10" of searching around a local playground. Today... -
Decided to chuck the computer mouse and replace it with the metal detector soon after work this afternoon. Went to two city parks and a scho... -
Cold morning with temperatures in the 30's. But, no snow or rain and a warming trend forecasted. Decided to hit a few local parks and ... -
Checked out another schoolyard this afternoon; outing ended with 40 more coins! Coinshooting is fun but is even better when you find more c... -
Saturday morning searched a city playground and found lots of trash. Luckily, a nearby school playground yielded a few coins to keep from st...
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Another round metal detecting for coins at a city park playground. Set the disc to 4 on the 1225X as suggested by another metal detector hob...
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Metal detecting for coins with the Fisher 1225X keeps on finding. This time I work a park playground that held a few coins - 6 dimes, 1 qua...
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Another quick trip to a playground. Different location than the last quick trip. After a little trash, found two quarters!
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Windy Sunday morning at the local tot lot for a round of metal detecting. Slow start but it picked up with clad coins, three pendants, and a...
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