1. Royal City Metal Detecting Club, Fun For Everyone! metal detecting and treasure hunting club, located in Guelph Ontario, Canada. http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/rcmc/rcmc.htm

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2. Carolyn’s Metal Detecting Corner Contains photos of recent and favorite finds, custom XLT program, links to forums, hobbyists' pages, reference sites and awards received. http://www.dragonbbs.com/members/ww5389/

Awarded August, 2002 In early March temperature was above freezing, and I was able to go detecting for the first time in 2003. The amount of clad coins represents 6 pennies, 20 nickels, 71 dimes and 31 quarters ($15.91) Two other days I hunted the same site and found a little over $20. The sterling .925 St. Christopher medal came from the same location. var site="sm3Caesar" This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here

3. Canadian Metal Detecting Forum Bulletin board features discussions of finds, equipment and events. http://members3.boardhost.com/cmdf/

Canadian Metal Detecting Forum Post a Message The International Forum Welcome to the Canadian Metal Detecting Forum. This forum is an area where metal detecting enthusiasts can share their experiences and knowledge. We encourage participation from all, including Canadian Metal Detecting Clubs and people just interested in the hobby. PLEASE NOTE that this is not a dealer or product forum. Please do not post items to buy, sell or trade or ask questions about machine comparisons/opinions. There is a LINK'S PAGE so you can find Clubs as well as the Forum's Mandate and rules. You MUST check these out before posting for the first time. Please, be aware that your post may/will be deleted if the guidelines aren't followed as the Administrators see fit. So post email addresses if you want help. Also ask that answers be by email. If you wish to contact the administrators, the email address is: cmdf@bigfoot.com CMDF Links Page CMDF Contests Forum ***PLEASE READ THE OPENING STATEMENT, ABOVE, AND CLICK ON THE CMDF LINKS PAGE FOR THE RULES OF THIS FORUM*** Search Messages: This is new CAROLYN 23/9/2005, 12:55 pm

4. The Weekend Wanderers Metal Detecting Club Based in the UK home counties. This site shows interesting relics and coins dating back to the Celts. http://weekend-wanderers.itgo.com/

Weekend Wanderers Items For Sale / Wanted 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.

5. Bob Bailey's Metal Detecting Site Metal Detectors, metal detecting Finds, metal detecting, Detecting Magazines,Farm Detecting, County code, NCMD Code, Detecting Ploughed, Detecting Grass, http://freespace.virgin.net/bob.bailey/

Detecting in Yorkshire with my hip mounted XLT. FastCounter by bCentral You are Visitor This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here Silver Victorian Brooch Inland Metal Detecting Beach Metal Detecting Searcher Magazine Special Offers Simple Finds Cleaning ... Simple Site Research Welcome to our great hobby. Please enjoy your visit. Click on any line of text below to start your journey T ips on Setting Your Detect or d ... Some Interesting Links

6. Metal Detecting Tells about his introduction to the hobby, equipment and recent finds. Gives detailsof a database used to record his digs. http://www.g7jjf.demon.co.uk/metal.htm

Hi, my name is Jon, I am 3 , single and a metal detectorholic. I started metal detecting back in 1980 and you can read a bit about my first machines here My current detector is a Garrett GTI-1500 which I bought a couple of years ago I also recently joined a local club and go on club organised digs, usually every Sunday. You can see some of my recent finds here Being a computer programmer as well, I have also started to write a database to organise my finds. Version 1.1 of the program is now available and it can be download here . If you have already downloaded version 1.1, please also read this page as it contains a patch which may affect you. Check out the September 2002 edition of the Treasure Hunting magazine for a short article on the software ! There is now a support forum for this site at http://www.g7jjf.com/g7jjf/jjfforum/ . Use it for general chatter about Metal Detecting, place ad's, post pictures of finds, etc. This site has had : Sign my GuestBook Read my GuestBook [ GuestBook by TheGuestBook.com This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Home History Equipment Recent Finds ... Software Send mail to jon@g7jjf.demon.co.uk

7. Metal Detecting | Metal Detectors | Garys Uk Detecting | Treasure Hunting Offering a variety of metal detectors for sale field tests reviews and detecting news. http://www.garysdetecting.co.uk/

Metal detecting in the UK welcome to Gary's web site An Aladdin's cave full of usless metal detector information, my web site features articles and pictures about relic hunting, coin shooting and treasure hunting, along with 2005 metal detecting rally information. Thanks for dropping in You can easily navigate my site by clicking in the boxes at the bottom of this page.  Here you will find all the latest metal detecting news and reviews,visit our whats new section for the most up to date information, we have field tests and honest opinions about the latest models and accessories, if your looking for a simple lightweight coinshooter or a deep seeking relic hunter vist our sales page. We can also advertise your second hand detektor free of charge just send your e mail to garysdetecting@hotmail.com  Click on the link for repairs if your machine is broken or just needs a service pentechnic can offer friendly support. Treat yourself to a new machine , we are Buckinghamshire's authorised Tesoro and Laser dealer trident and have some great monthly deals, why not call Detecnicks for a more comprehensive range of new and used metal detectors and equipment. So if you have any questions such as, what is the best value metal detector ? or which metal detector do I choose for a

8. Home The national body for metal detecting within the UK. http://www.ncmd.co.uk/

NCMD News Bulletin Permit to Search the Thames foreshore Licence Conditions Home About us Code Of conduct Membership Regions and Clubs ... News and Views Welcome to the NCMD website. Here you will find information on clubs, membership, the Treasure Act, in fact everything you will need to know about the hobby and the National Council for Metal Detecting. History Treasure" NCMD Affiliate Members Press Release About us Code of Conduct Membership ... News and Views Trevor Austin All Rights Reserved Pages Created On Behalf of The NCMD By Trevor Austin ©1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

9. Middle Tennessee Metal Detecting Club A Middle Tennessee, US based club for treasure and relic hunting. Club informationand photographs. http://www.jackmasters.net/mtmdc.html

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. We hope everyone understands that we cannot honor requests for taking folks detecting. We get several requests each week and although we would like to help, work and other commitments just do not allow this activity. Shiloh Hunt Tom Williams story about several club members along with others, who recently

10. Metal Detecting - LOST TREASURE OnLine - Treasure Hunting And Treasure, treasure hunting, metal detecting and metal detector howto information and news. More than 30 years of material from the staff of Lost http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. Metal Detecting - LOST TREASURE OnLine - Treasure Hunting And Metal Detector How Treasure, treasure hunting, metal detecting and metal detector howto informationand news. More than 30 years of material from the staff of Lost Treasure http://www.losttreasure.com/

Subscribe Friday, September 23, 2005 OPEN! TH’ers OutLet Mall Stores Shop with confidence from independently owned stores, " Authorized by Manufactures and ... Treasure Hunter's Code Of Ethics Visit our LT Shopping Center with OVER 13,000! Products for the enthusiast. TODAY'S TREASURE TALE SUN RAY SR-12 SUPER CHARGER TIP OF THE DAY How To Share Our Hobby With Co... READ THE LATEST ISSUE READ THE October ISSUE! Treasures of the Dead By Anthony M. Belli ... Classified Ads Have you entered our Virtual Hunt Contest to win real gold? LostTreasure® AUCTION Buy, Sell, and Bid on treasure hunting and prospecting items posted by people like you! LostTreasure® Advertisers Index Your First Stop To Find The Best In Treasure Hunting Equipment LostTreasure® SHOPPING CENTER Visit the LostTreasure ® Shopping Center, where you will find over 13,000 books, maps, magazines and other treasure hunting supplies to help you find more treasure. LINK'S LTOL's Links Page TREASURE BUDDIES Find a Treasure Hunting Partner. CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS Find a club near you.

12. TreasureNet (tm) - The Original Treasure Hunting Website Browse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history, metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

13. Metal Detecting And Metal Detectors For Treasure Hunting By Bounty Hunter A website dedicated to metal detectors, metal detecting and treasure hunting. http://www.detecting.com/

Products Buyer's Guide Ask An Expert Local Dealer ... BOUNTY HUNTER HAS MADE HISTORY COME TO LIFE FOR ME Now It's Your Turn To Find Your Own Piece Of History! 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, September 24th - Sunday, September 25th, Genesee Valley Treasure Seekers, Java Center, New York. The 7th Annual Hunt, sponsored by Genesee Valley Treasure Seekers. At Beaver Meadows Campground. For more information, contact John Howard at (585) 663-7368. Email: JWHoward@Localnet.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. click here privacy statement legal notice Web Design by Stanton Street Design Company

14. Alberta Metal Detecting Forum Bulletin board for enthusiasts to discuss their finds and offer advice on equipment. http://members3.boardhost.com/amdf2/

Post a Message How To Post Pictures (Tutorial by Dale) Hello and welcome! This forum is NOT solely intended for Alberta detectorists. Everyone with an interest in this great hobby is encouraged to post. Come check out the 2004 AMDF/Calgary Metal Detecting Club hunt in Rocky Mountain House. CLICK HERE for more info. log('amdfcounter'); September 23, 2005, 5:26 pm Is This a Good Price? ken(toronto) September 23, 2005, 3:45 pm ONLY WORTH 14000 CAN IN G-4 ROD P September 23, 2005, 4:19 pm Re: Is This a Good Price? Chris (PEI) September 23, 2005, 4:02 pm Re: Is This a Good Price? Marc(NB) September 23, 2005, 4:49 pm Re: Is This a Good Price? Chris (PEI) September 23, 2005, 5:11 pm Re: Is This a Good Price? Chris (PEI) September 23, 2005, 5:12 pm I just actually read the text and took a better look at the coin LOL Chris (PEI) September 23, 2005, 4:06 pm you can win PAMELA September 23, 2005, 10:04 am The silk film.. Andy September 22, 2005, 8:40 pm 1936 was a good year. n/t Jim R. (Midlothian, VA) September 23, 2005, 4:40 pm 1925...When are you heading across the Pond?

15. Metal Detecting And Metal Detectors For Treasure Hunting By Bounty A website dedicated to metal detectors, metal detecting and treasure hunting. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. Dirty Knees Metal Detecting Home Page metal detecting, treasure hunting and gold prospecting information. 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!

17. Home - ICMJ's Prospecting And Mining Journal Covers dredging, mining, metal detecting, prospecting for gold. Published monthly since 1931. http://www.icmj.com/

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18. Toms Treasures Metal Detecting Information Page metal detecting Resources for the Treasure Hunter Treasure Store, ShadowX2 Forum, Coin Cleaning Supplies, Digging Tools, Links, Chatrooms, Msg Forum http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

19. Jesse S Metal Detector Page Treasure Hunting is one of my favorite past times. That includes Prospecting forGOLD and metal detecting for just about everything. 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 XLT Spectrum 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 GMT 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.

20. 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('93212816', '728', '90'); Main Metal Detecting 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 FOR SOME BUCKLES AND BUTTONS

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