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  1. Treasure Hunting - Metal Detectors

    I could not have said it better

  2. 5 dollar gold gold coin

    Numismatic value is always higher than melt It's true that, at melt, date is irrelevant I assumed you didn't consider the coin "junk jewelry"

  3. 5 dollar gold gold coin

    Likely $500

  4. Metal Detector enthusiasts? aka Swingers??

    Been at it for 20 years. I still have 4 detectors Its not easy anymore. Old house sites are good. The best places I ever knew are paved or illegal. Lake Allatoona actually has a beach you can hunt. They will even give you a map.
  5.

    Help me value these coins!

    The “S” indicates San Francisco mint and lack thereof indicates Philadelphia mint. You can get an idea of value of silver content at http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html Numismatic value at http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

  6. Coin collecting

    Got a wheel barrow? I'll load you up

  7. Metal Detecting...

    Added Phoyos today
  8.

    Coin Junky here, show me what ya got!

    My collection / hord of coins required a truck to move in 2006. I have more than 450 loose pre civil war coins, gold coins and silver coins to trade for Colt 1911s and pre 1898 colts. In the past I've traded for land, cars and civil war relics. I don't collect coins, I just have them...

  9. Metal Detecting...

    I use 4 different detectors depending on conditions. Nothing works well in Virginia iron soil. I use a Fisher 1270 in normal soils... In Texas I got Republic of Texas buttons and some Mex artifacts. In Savannah I use a Whites MXT. In Tennessee I got an Oval CS plate Locally I use a shadow X2...

  10. Collecting old war relics

    I buy, sell and trade Civil War relics. There's a civil war show in Marietta in August, Ill be there
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