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  1. silvercoinboy

    60 diamond 18 Kt GOLD erring lots of coins kind of Labor Day

    Hunting my favorite public beach in Switzerland on Labor Day. Beautiful gold erring with 60 diamonds that was in a part of the beach under a tree. Erring was at 4 inches in dirt under roots. Probably there for 30+ years. Was really listening to the low signals this was a 9 on the Manticore...
  2. silvercoinboy

    Happy Labor Day! Now go 'Labor' in the field with your metal detector!

    I hope you all find some good stuff this weekend
  3. silvercoinboy

    Gold Monster 2000 looks like game changer

    Minelab's new detector looks like it will pick up the sub .1 gram flakes that are still out there. Videos showing hunters finding 30-40 pieces of gold (flecks really) in heavily hunted sites. .5 gram an hour is a pretty good payday. I want to try it in the U.S. gold fields the next time...
  4. silvercoinboy

    Anybody using the CooB Titanium scoop? Thoughts?

    Is it strong?
  5. silvercoinboy

    Silver over 38 dollars in market on Friday

    Those silver coins are getting more valuable
  6. silvercoinboy

    gold Monster 2000- dual PI and multi freq announced

    This must be the new technology that Minelab is coming out with. This would be amazing on beaches. I need to get a demo on one
  7. silvercoinboy

    4 old silvers from my German field hunts

    Small silvers from the 1700's.cccI spent the last 3 months in Wiesbaden, Germany working as an advisor to the U.S. Army headquarters there, Got to do a little hunting. The bottom coin was found in the first week, and the top three in the last two weeks in the same field completely covered with...
  8. silvercoinboy

    The Separation from iron targets on the Manticore is amazing!!

    I located this tiny target last week. which is an old stile striker for a Zippo lighter. It is two tiny brass gears attached to a steel cylinder in the middle. The Manticore was able to pick this up at 4 inches! Nothing can hide. (The background is the ridges on a paper towel)
  9. silvercoinboy

    Gold over $3000, silver over $34

    Dem ther gold rings are worth some scratch!
  10. silvercoinboy

    Working in the water at a Beach with rocky bottom

    All, I hunt beaches in Switzerland and the water bottom is always rocky. I purchased a hookah system last fall and I'm going to put in to use in the spring. The nice thing about rocky bottoms is that the items don't go very far, and often times are on the surface. The problem is when...
  11. silvercoinboy

    Did Maryland Archeological Recovery Society (MARS) fold?

    Website is gone
  12. silvercoinboy

    Aluminum Nazi Crown Cap

    Every so often I hit a Aluminum crown cap here in Europe.. You can see the one has a Nazi swastika in the middle of the eagle. It is from a well-known bottled water company in Germany that still sells water.
  13. silvercoinboy

    Silver vs Copper-nickel on the Manticore

    Found a silver 1/2 Swiss France on the beach today. must have been a later drop. A screaming 81 for the silver one and 15 for the Copper-nickel The left of the picture is Copper-nickel 1968 and later The right is a silver 1/2 Franc
  14. silvercoinboy

    Great to have my Manticore back

    I was using my Nox 800 backup while waiting for a repair part. Went back to the Manticore and the performance difference is clearly evident. I was using my Nox 6" coil and the 5x8 coil for th Malticore. It is really amazing how the Manticore picks up small pieces that the Nox misses. I...
  15. silvercoinboy

    Kudos to Minelab U.S. Service

    Really happy with ML service. My upper shaft on my Manticore snapped in two and I call them up. The guy on the phone said no problem, didn't have to send/sho/do anything and they immediately sent me a replacement. I got it in less than a week. Good Job Mine Lab!. That is the way to do...
  16. silvercoinboy

    Gold went over $2900.00 today

    Currently $2920. might be time to cash in those finds!!!
  17. silvercoinboy

    Who is minding the store over at the Minelab Website???

    Success stories last post is July 24, Treasure Talk hasn't had a new post since '19.. Do they have any experts/marketing folks over there??
  18. silvercoinboy

    Need a 6" Coil for the Manticore

    Come on ML, get the 6 inch coil out to us soon! I using my 800 in places I want to use my Manticore but the 9" is too big- high junk high target areas. the 6" is perfect!!!
  19. silvercoinboy

    Gold hit record high today over 2700 an ounce, and silver was up $2.00 to 33.67

    Time to sell all you finds!!
  20. silvercoinboy

    Manticore is super sensitive- 3 different Percussion caps

    Searching plowed fields in Germany over the last couple of days and I am amazed at the ability of the Manticore to pick up small pieces of metal. Found these three different caps at several inches. Tough to pinpoint with my pinpointed though.
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