1. Metal Detecting And Metal Detectors For Treasure Hunting By Bounty Hunter Includes product information, buyers guide questionnaire, find a local dealer/club, news, activities Category Shopping Recreation Outdoors metal detecting...... FUN METAL DETECTOR ACTIVITIES FOR EVERYONE Learn how to use your detector for coin DETECTINGTERMINOLOGY 101 Learn to speak the language of detecting hobbyists http://www.detecting.com/

Products Buyer's Guide Ask An Expert Local Dealer ... WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT. I was playing around looking for coins and such when I found a Civil War reunion badge. click here WHICH METAL DETECTOR IS RIGHT FOR ME? Do you use your Bounty Hunter for sport, work, adventure, or play? Let us guide you to the model that's right for your level of interest. click here FUN METAL DETECTOR ACTIVITIES FOR EVERYONE Learn how to use your detector for coin shooting relic hunting gold prospecting treasure hunting , or just playing around in your own backyard click here CALENDAR OF EVENTS THIS WEEK: Saturday, April 12th, Two Club Joint Hunt, Henderson, Texas. Two clubs will be coming together to have a joint hunt April 12th, 2003. They will be the Smith County Treasure Hunters in Tyler and the Rusk County Treasure Hunters. One of the reasons we decided to have a joint hunt is to get club members familiar with each other since the TCTC show will be in Tyler next year and both clubs will be involved with details and helping scheduling and planning. For more information please contact: David Chapman, email dcha924830@aol.com or Bob Norman, email Vhbn6910@aol.com . click here DETECTING TERMINOLOGY 101 Learn to speak the language of detecting hobbyists. Find out what caches and seeds are. Discover grounding and discrimination.

2. The Weekend Wanderers Metal Detecting Club Based around the London UK home counties, this club site is full of interesting relics, including medieval shoe buckles, brooches and jewelry, and old coins dating back to the Celts. http://weekend-wanderers.itgo.com/

Weekend Wanderers Items For Sale / Wanted Visit Our Chat Room We Hope That You Enjoy Your Visit To Our Web Site. This web site has been put together to keep our members up to date with what is going on in the club, to give the location of our forthcoming digs, to provide you with some useful links to other web sites and hopefully to attract new members to our club as and when we have vacancies. Please have a good look round our web site, we are sure that you will find something that interests you here. We have a members "For Sale" and "Wanted" page, check it out you may just find that bargain you have been looking for. We also have a chat room, it is always worth looking in there you never know who you may bump into or why not arrange to meet your friends there. Please check back frequently as we update this web site at least twice a week with club news, pictures of our finds, and details of our weekly digs. Don't Forget To Bookmark This Site And Check Back Often Please let us know you have visited our web site by signing our guest book on our contact page.

3. Gold Prospecting, Gold Panning, Mining, Treasure Hunting, Rockhounding, Recreati Maps for gold prospecting, panning, mining, treasure hunting, rockhounding, metal detecting, RVing, camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, canoeing and backpacking. http://www.goldmaps.com/

Gold Prospecting, Panning, Mining, Treasure Hunting, Rockhounding, Recreation Maps LET OUR MAPS LEAD YOU TO GOLD Maps for Gold Prospecting, Gold Panning, Gold Mining, Treasure Hunting, Metal Detecting, Rockhounding and other Outdoor Recreation activities. BIG TEN'S GOLD PROSPECTING AND PANNING MAPS are used by thousands of families for outdoor recreation when vacationing, RVing, camping, picnicking, hiking, biking, backpacking, canoeing, fishing, hunting, gold panning, gold prospecting, rockhounding, treasure hunting and metal detecting. They are used by tourists, schools, scouts, libraries, geologists, military personnel, mining companies, museums and real estate interests. Outdoors people are crazy about them. FUN! HOW TO PAN! WHERE TO LOOK! DISCOVER WHY OUR PROSPECTING AND PANNING MAPS Are wanted Save months of research Save money and time Are right for you Are written about in: Changing Times, Readers Digest, Family Circle, Popular Mechanics, Modern Maturity, Trailer Life, Retirement Life, Travel Holiday, Gold Prospector, Lost Treasure, Rock and Gem, Western and Eastern Treasures, Southern Living, Los Angeles Times, San Jose Mercury News, New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Charlotte Observer and other magazines and newspapers. GENERAL GOLD INFO A one ounce gold nugget will bring $2,000 to $4,000 on the collectors market.

4. Jesse's Metal Detector PageRead Stories, Get Tips For Underwater Detecting, And This category in other languages Alberta metal detecting Forum Not limited to Alberta detectorists. Everyone is encouraged to post messages. http://www.gi.alaska.edu/~jesse/treasure/detector.html

Welcome to My Metal Detector Page Treasure hunting in it's many forms is one of my favorite activities. Almost everyone as a child dreams of pirates and treasure, only difference is that I'm one of those people that never quite grew up enough to get those notions out of his head! This is my treasure hunting tool of choice, the White's 6000 DI Pro SL Living in Fairbanks, Alaska presents some interesting treasure hunting opportunities. Welcome to my Treasure Hunting world, I hope you enjoy your visit. Some Of My Finds Original Treasure Stories How to Build a Treasure Chest Article as it appeared in January 1999 issue of Lost Treasure Magazine. Including additional photos and drawings. Underwater Detecting Beach and underwater detecting tips and photos. COINS COIN FACTS Useful information about coins that you might find. How to Clean Silver Coins with build your own Electrolysis project. GOLD !! I use a White's Goldmaster V/SAT for finding gold nuggets. I have found nuggets in the past with a White's 5000D but it was a lot more work with that old machine. Here are some pictures of nuggets that I have found.

5. Bob Bailey's Metal Detecting Site A personal metal detecting site includes programming Whites' XLT, Eagle and DFX detectors,hints and Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting......Metal Detectors, metal detecting and Treasure Hunting. Find out about thisfascinating hobby. Extracts from Comprehensive Guide to metal detecting, http://freespace.virgin.net/bob.bailey/

Welcome to our great hobby. Please enjoy your visit. Click on any line of text below to start your journey Inland Metal Detecting Beach Metal Detecting Searcher Magazine Special Offers Simple Finds Cleaning ... The Country Code of Conduc t NCMD Code of Conduct The 1996 Treasure Act Some Interesting Links You are Visitor FastCounter by bCentral Silver Victorian Brooch Detecting in Yorkshire with my hip mounted XLT. This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here

6. Metal Detecting metal detecting, badges, insignia, Roman finds, medals coins, silver, medievil, dark ages, ancient, archeology, archaeology, detecting, detectorists, message board, history, cannon metal detecting.org.uk. You have arrived at the wrong page click below to load correctly http://www.metaldetecting.org.uk/

7. Gary's Metal Detecting Site - Home Page Resource for treasure hunters provides a links directory with categories for retailers, historical photos and magazines. Read the code of ethics. http://www.shenley.u-net.com/

BEGINNERS START HERE WHAT DETECTOR SHOULD I BUY? WHERE CAN I BUY DETECTORS? WHERE CAN I GET ADVICE? HOW DO I IDENTIFY MY FINDS? WHAT DETECTOR SHOULD I BUY? You can spend a lot more but I’ve not seen people rushing out to buy them. So you’ve just heard about detecting. You’ve seen a few web sites and now you want to have a go. The most common question that I’m asked is “what detector should I buy?” The simple answer is that you usually get what you pay for. I’d like to hear from users of these machines (or manufacturers) so that I can feed back the consensus to future visitors. Whites (e.g. XLT) Tesoro/Laser (e.g. Lobo, PowerMax, Rapier) Fisher (e.g. X2) Bounty Hunter (e.g. Fast Tracker) C-Scope (e.g. CS2MX, CS1220XD, Newforce R1) Garrett (e.g. Treasure Ace, GTI 1500) Minelab (e.g. Sovereign) I know a number of people who use the Laser range of detectors such as the B1, B3 or the Power Max that replaces them. There are others at my club who use Garrett, C-Scope and Minelab machines with good results. Top Tips: Be clear what you’re looking for – do you want to search on beaches (for coins and rings mainly) or do you want to search inland (for the stuff shown on this site)?. Beach and inland detectors are very different

8. Underwater Metal Detecting Page Underwater metal detecting is a whole different experience in the metal detecting world. It is very relaxing and I hope to share some of it's wonders with you. Welcome to My Underwater metal detecting Page. I have been detecting on land since 1973. http://www.gi.alaska.edu/~jesse/treasure/underwater/under.html

Welcome to My Underwater Metal Detecting Page I have been detecting on land since 1973. I love being in the water and always wished I could metal detect in the water. I finally bought an underwater unit in the Summer of 1997 and have had the best time you could imagine. Detecting underwater is so relaxing! The water supports your weight and it is so peaceful and quiet down there. No mosquitos to bother you and nobody else hunts underwater up here in Fairbanks. This is my treasure hunting tool of choice for underwater detecting, the White's Surfmaster P.I. This is a collection of useful information supplied by my good friends that do lots of underwater hunting. More Underwater tips This is a link to another web site with underwater hunting information. HOW TO HUNT A BEACH Ever gone to a beach and realized how big it is and then wondered, "Where do I Start?" UNDERWATER DETECTING PHOTOS I will have lots of photos this Summer. My good friend "Q" from Guam sent me an underwater camera for that purpose. Thank You "Q" !! These are what I have so far. PHOTOS OF MY SON, GABRIEL

9. Royal City Metal Detecting Club, Fun For Everyone! metal detecting and treasure hunting club, conducts monthly meeting, hunts and provides a newsletter. http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/rcmc/rcmc.htm

Tony's Message Forum - Ask your questions here, someone will answer them. Club Information - Information, events, news, contacts. Club Events - Planned events for 2002 Member Pictures during hunts - Riverside Park Beach - Check out these goodies. Diggers - Our club's newsletter. Classifieds - Buy, Sell 'n Trade. On-Line Membership Application Form. Code of Ethics - Treasure Hunter's Code of Ethics. Ask Permission - Ask permission to hunt on private property! MD Links - To get you started. Join the Lost Treasure Banner Program The majority of club members own a variety of Garrett, Tesoro, Fisher, and Whites detectors. Nice to have this variety when we hunt just before our meetings, and check which detector finds what. Good stuff! Available for download 2 *FREE* Treasure database programs. For windows95 and higher: Treasure Tracker, by i.e. Software. The Best. (Link working again!) I also found one for DOS, called: TK_FINDS.ZIP, at 166KB. Small but does the job, however, do NOT install on any system with Win98 or better. Use at your own risk. Below are a couple links for the most popular brands metaldetectors.

10. California Metal Detecting - Home Bulletin board for West Coast hobbyists to discuss their finds and share tips. http://cadetecting.proboards4.com/

« Home » Welcome Guest. Please Login or Register. Apr 9 th California Metal Detecting user: pass: Forum Name Topics Posts Last Post Forum Announcements Announcements and Administrative Information Informational Announcements for all forum members Moderator: Jeff Kinzli Jan 16 th by Jeff Kinzli General California Metal Detecting The Name Says It All - Talk about Metal Detecting in California... Moderators: Jeff Kinzli Dan-Centr-Cal Today at 3:50pm by Gadgetman Links, links, links... Post your links to other Metal Detecting-related sites here...one link per post, please... Moderators: Jeff Kinzli goldhart Mar 23 rd by goldhart Off-Topic Things that aren't really related to metal detecting in California go here... Moderators: Jeff Kinzli goldhart Today at 2:31pm by TominMant Meeting Place A place to look for hunting partners, announce group hunts, etc. Moderators: Jeff Kinzli goldhart Apr 1 st by LILROUNDTOP For Sale - Wanted - Trade For Sale, Wanted, Trade posts (Non-commercial, Metal Detecting related) Moderators: Jeff Kinzli goldhart Apr 7 th by Enlightened Mole! Info Center Forum Statistics Total Topics: - Total Posts: Last Updated Topic: Hunting with Ron(CA) and my lesson!!!! (Long post)

11. Dirty Knees Metal Detecting Home Page Extensive directory, including links and information for and about metal detecting, treasure hunting Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting......metal detecting and Treasure Hunting Finds Connecticut Top 1694 Williamand Mary Half Cent found at a school adjacent to a town green. http://members.tripod.com/~wquinn/md.html

Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Finds - Connecticut: Top: 1694 William and Mary Half Cent found at a school adjacent to a town green. Middle: Treasure hunting a site of a home that burned down years ago, this 1875 Seated Liberty Dime was found. Bottom: 1854 Seated Liberty Quarter found at the site of a historic home with the first flush toilet in the area! Check out these great titles from Amazon.com! How and Where to Prospect for Gold Let's Talk Treasure Hunting Gold Rush! Gold Panning is Easy Prospecting for Lode Gold Metal Detecting for Treasure Mastering Your Nugget Detector Treasure Hunting for Fun and Profit ... The Modern Prospector's Handbook The above purse was found in central Maine at a school. The find includes British large cents, a silver ten pence piece, an American wheatie, and a Phillipines five cent bill. The above "Consumer Tax Token" was found in Oklahoma. This is a "1 Mil" piece that was issued for old age assistance during the 1930's and 1940's. Dirty Knees Metal Detecting Home Page Dig out those metal detectors from storage and clean off the dirt and grass from last year. Charge those batteries! Lets go metal detecting!

12. BUDS METAL DETECTING HOME PAGES Finds of Northeastern Massachusetts, and Southern New Hampshire. Coins, relics, buttons, bullets, Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting......metal detecting finds from Northeasten Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire fromBud Smith. Mass. Flag. New Hampshire Flag. To Buds metal detecting Home Page. http://members.aol.com/tinman456/

htmlAdWH('7002862', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002077', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Mass. Flag New Hampshire Flag To Buds Metal Detecting Home Page HELLO THIS IS BUD SORRY TO SAY I AM NOW LEGALY BLIND I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING DIBETES, AND NON HODGKINS LYMPHOMA CANCER HOPEFULLY I WILL KEEP THE SITE ON SORRY I HAVEN;T RESONDED TO THE LAST PEO[LE THAT HAVE WRITTEN BUD Pictured here are finds from our Metal Detecting hobby Hello and welcome to the web site. Page 1 the Home page has links to all pages. Page 2 has Artifacts, Buttons and Buckles. Page 3 has Pictures of coins. Page 4 has Links to other web sites. Page 5 has some of my latest finds. Hope you enjoy them, any ? E-mail Bud Choose your color: PRESS TO VIEW, MY LATEST FIND WAS IDENTIFIED PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME LATE NOV 99 FINDS PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME LATE JULY FINDS PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME SILVER PRESS BUTTON TO VIEW MY OCT., NOV., DEC, FINDS PRESS BUTTON TO VIEW MY LATE 1998 AND 1999 FINDS PRESS CLICK HERE BUTTON FOR INFORMATION ABOUT BUD PRESS BUTTON FOR BUDS DETECTING AREA PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL FOR A PICTURE OF SOME OF MY BEST FINDS(Sorry Takes a while to load) PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL FOR A PICTURE OF MY FOUR OLDEST FINDS PRESS BUTTON FOR AMERICAN FOUND COINLIST PRESS BUTTON FOR COLONIAL AND FOREIGN LIST PRESS BUTTON FOR AMERICAN AN SPANISH LIST PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME BEACH FINDS PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME MORE BEACH FINDS PLEASE TAKE A SECOND TO SIGN MY GUESTBOOK (THANKS) Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL

13. BUDS METAL DETECTING HOME PAGES Finds of Northeastern Massachusetts, and Southern New Hampshire. Coins, relics, buttons, bullets, beach information and artifacts. http://members.aol.com/tinman456/index.html

htmlAdWH('7002862', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002077', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Mass. Flag New Hampshire Flag To Buds Metal Detecting Home Page HELLO THIS IS BUD SORRY TO SAY I AM NOW LEGALY BLIND I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING DIBETES, AND NON HODGKINS LYMPHOMA CANCER HOPEFULLY I WILL KEEP THE SITE ON SORRY I HAVEN;T RESONDED TO THE LAST PEO[LE THAT HAVE WRITTEN BUD Pictured here are finds from our Metal Detecting hobby Hello and welcome to the web site. Page 1 the Home page has links to all pages. Page 2 has Artifacts, Buttons and Buckles. Page 3 has Pictures of coins. Page 4 has Links to other web sites. Page 5 has some of my latest finds. Hope you enjoy them, any ? E-mail Bud Choose your color: PRESS TO VIEW, MY LATEST FIND WAS IDENTIFIED PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME LATE NOV 99 FINDS PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME LATE JULY FINDS PLEASE PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME SILVER PRESS BUTTON TO VIEW MY OCT., NOV., DEC, FINDS PRESS BUTTON TO VIEW MY LATE 1998 AND 1999 FINDS PRESS CLICK HERE BUTTON FOR INFORMATION ABOUT BUD PRESS BUTTON FOR BUDS DETECTING AREA PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL FOR A PICTURE OF SOME OF MY BEST FINDS(Sorry Takes a while to load) PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL FOR A PICTURE OF MY FOUR OLDEST FINDS PRESS BUTTON FOR AMERICAN FOUND COINLIST PRESS BUTTON FOR COLONIAL AND FOREIGN LIST PRESS BUTTON FOR AMERICAN AN SPANISH LIST PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME BEACH FINDS PRESS BUTTON FOR SOME MORE BEACH FINDS PLEASE TAKE A SECOND TO SIGN MY GUESTBOOK (THANKS) Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook PLEASE PRESS THUMBNAIL

14. WELCOME TO MY METAL DETECTING WEBSITE GOD BLESS AMERICA! THIS IS Dedicated to promoting metal detecting, and encouraging the beginner. Finds, stories and hunting tips.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting......WELCOME TO MY metal detecting WEBSITE, GOD BLESS AMERICA! THIS ISMY SECOND WEBPAGE ABOUT metal detecting. I HOPE TO ENCOURAGE http://members.aol.com/Deepbeeps/

WELCOME TO MY METAL DETECTING WEBSITE GOD BLESS AMERICA! THIS IS MY SECOND WEBPAGE ABOUT METAL DETECTING. I HOPE TO ENCOURAGE THE BEGINNER, AND HELP PROMOTE THE HOBBY IN ANY WAY I CAN. IF YOU E-MAIL ME PICS OF YOUR FINDS, I WILL POST THEM ON THIS PAGE WITH YOUR NAME IF YOU LIKE! (Your location and identity will be protected if you would rather) My first find, 20 minutes after I installed the batteries for the first time! CLICK HERE TO READ THE STORY OF THE TRIP TO THE SCOUT CAMP (and view pictures) THIS IS AN 1820-1830 U.S. MILITIA SWARD BELT PLATE, STAR OF STAR DESIGN. IT HAS BEEN JUDGED ON THE RARITY SCALE OF 8 OUT OF 10, MEANING THERE ARE PROBABLY LESS THAN 24 KNOWN TO EXIST! FOUND BY BOB GREEN IN ANDOVER CONN. CLICK HERE TO SEE SOME MORE ... NICE FINDS! Ok, I'm excited. I have been to an old home site in the woods I know of many times. There are always signs of other detectors being there recently, it has been hunted to death! The only thing I ever found there was a 1955 wheat. For some time, there has been a rumor there is going to be a grade school built there, and it will all be under blacktop.

15. Metal Detecting - LOST TREASURE OnLine - Treasure Hunting And Metal Treasure, treasure hunting, metal detecting and metal detector howto information and news. More than 30 years of material from the staff of Lost Treasure magazine, the No. 1 selling treasure publication in the world. Tips and Tales on Treasure http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://LostTreasure.com/&y=02208FA4ACD8

16. International Metal Detecting By Ton De Goijer Vanalles rond metaaldetectie voor de hobby. Determinatie, links, tips hints en een forum. Duidelijk overzicht van reinigings methoden aanwezig. http://www.tondeg.cistron.nl

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17. Tripod Find out how this detectorist got started in the hobby, see finds, and read stories.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting......Jeff's metal detecting Site. Hi! Welcome to my site. This is my hobby,metal detecting, I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for checking it out. http://jefferyvmckenzie.tripod.com/jeffsmetaldetectingsite/

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18. Middle Tennessee Metal Detecting Club Established early 1970's, formerly known as MTHRA, club for treasure and relic hunting, Civil War relics, manuscripts, research, club hunts, detecting tips. http://www.jackmasters.net/mtmdc.html

Club President Comments More about our Club Club Meetings Club Awards ... Site Map M T M D C The Middle Tennessee Treasure Hunters Club was founded in 1971 by a small group of metal-detector enthusiasts. In 1983 the club changed its name to the Middle Tennessee Historical Research Association (MTHRA) in order to reflect the broader historical interests of many club members. We have now come full circle and in October of 1999 we changed our name to Middle Tennessee Metal Detecting Club. We realized that although many of our members do have historical research interests the name often confused folks who couldn't understand our primary purpose. Our club now has well over 100 members and is growing monthly in members who share our interests. It is our hope that you will find this site informative, educational and entertaining. We have included basic information about our group and sincerely invite anyone to attend our monthly meetings. Shiloh Hunt Tom Williams story about several club members along with others, who recently entered into a relic hunting project with the blessings of the National Park Service. Sign our GuestBook Read our GuestBook [ GuestBook by TheGuestBook.com

19. Metal Detecting Connecticut Photos of recent finds and relic collection.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detecting...... Douglass in Washington 1864 Contact me here Add Me! Here are some linksto other detecting websites Passport to Treasure B B Recovery. http://members.tripod.com/Bonas/

var TlxPgNm='index'; Contact Me Welcome Page My latest finds My Relics Visited by hobbyist Research links The men of the Thirtieth Connecticut Infantry at Camp Douglass in Washington 1864 Contact me here Here are some links to other detecting websites Passport to Treasure

20. The Recognised Voice Of Metal Detecting. The national body for metal detecting within the UK.Category Society Organizations Hobby Interests metal detecting...... . The Recognised Voice Of metal detecting. Top Detecting Magazine for the WorldsMost Fascinating Hobby. Britain's Best selling metal detecting Magazine. http://www.ncmd.co.uk/

The Recognised Voice Of Metal Detecting BBC "Hidden Treasure" Do you have a story to tell ? Membership forms Club and Regional websites The new Portable Antiquities Website full list of Coroners and Reporting Centres ... The law regarding metal detecting outside the UK Top Detecting Magazine for the Worlds Most Fascinating Hobby Britain's Best selling Metal Detecting Magazine Countryside Stewardship Scheme Minutes Meeting Between NCMD and DEFRA © Trevor Austin Pages Created On Behalf of The NCMD By Trevor Austin

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