81. Cfmdc Meets in Sanford, Florida, US. Includes photos of finds and contact information. http://www.geocities.com/g8r81/cfmdc.html

Florida Clubs LINKS LINKS Finds of the Month Panoramic CFMDC Finds of the Year CFMDC Newsletter ... Newsletter Page 2 The Central Florida Metal Detecting Club meets the 2nd Friday of every month at 7:30 PM at the Sanford Garden Club at 200 Fairmont Dr in Sanford on the corner of 17-92. Please use the map below to visit us ..We meet in Sanford on the 2nd Friday of every month. Visitors are always welcome. ITEMS FOR SALE Membership Info 2005 Archives

82. The Old California Metal Detecting Forum (It's Now Moved!) - Home Bulletin board for West Coast hobbyists to discuss their finds and share tips. http://cadetecting.proboards4.com/

Welcome Guest. Please Login or Register Sept 23, 2005, 4:26pm The Old California Metal Detecting Forum (It's now Moved!) :: Home News Forum Name Topics Posts Last Post Forum Announcements Announcements and Administrative Information Informational Announcements for all forum members Moderator: Jeff Kinzli General California Metal Detecting The Name Says It All - Talk about Metal Detecting in California... Moderators: Jeff Kinzli Dan-Centr-Cal goldhart on May 15, 2005, 2:13pm by pijolley in some finds,,great site Help for Beginners A place where beginners to the hobby of Metal Detecting can ask questions, help other beginners, and learn. Any metal detecting question is fair game here! Also, questions about how the forum works, forum etiquette, and related topics are acceptable here. Moderators: Jeff Kinzli Dan-Centr-Cal goldhart on May 14, 2005, 1:55am by in EAST BAY PERMITS? Links, links, links... - 1 Viewing Post your links to other Metal Detecting-related sites here...one link per post, please... Moderators: Jeff Kinzli goldhart on May 13, 2005, 4:24pm by in Name Ranking in the US.

83. Gold Prospecting, Shirttail Creek Go gold prospecting on Shirttail Creek area of California. Spend your vacation gold prospecting, panning, dredging, highbanking, metal detecting, or just plain relaxing. http://www.shirttailcreek.com

Gold Prospecting, Gold Panning, Gold Mining, Metal Detecting A Gold Prospecting Resort In the heart of California Gold Country Shirttail Creek is a recreational gold prospecting resort with over 6 miles of gold bearing creekbed. Spend your vacation prospecting, panning, dredging , highbanking, Metal detecting, or just plain relaxing Shirttail Bill's Backpack Dredge Join us for a week, a month, or the whole summer. Come by yourself, bring a friend, or bring the whole family! Group Rates Available Pan for gold, camp, fish, hike... or just enjoy this God given beautiful place. For more information email Customer Service@shirttailcreek.com or contact us at: Rubi Mining Company P.O. Box 1028 Weimar CA 95736 phone (530) 6374543 FAX (530) 6379545 Home Reservations Training Gallery ... Links Created by Webstar Designs Gold Prospecting, Gold Panning, Gold Mining, Treasure Hunting, Metal Detecting, Rockhounding and Outdoor Recreation

84. South Lanc's And Cheshire Metal Detecting Club Located in Cheshire, UK. Contains club and rally information, plus finds pictures. http://www.slcmetaldetectingclub.co.uk

W elcome to the South Lancashire and Cheshire Metal Detecting Club's Web site. Our Club (The SLC) holds a Club Members meeting every second Wednesday of the month at The Royal Navy Club, Halton Road, Runcorn, Cheshire, England The SLC is reputed to be one of the oldest and one of the more successful Detecting Clubs in the UK, and with membership now hovering around the 80 mark, we are probably one of the largest clubs too. F ounded in the autumn of 1978, by Brian Cross, the Club has grown steadily, and is now able to provide its members with a wide range of benefits expected of a successful club. Club meetings are an essential part of club life, and it is during these meetings members are kept up-to-date on all facets of club life, including what is happening within the hobby at a national level. A n issue of paramount importance to the SLC is Charity fundraising and in its 25 year existance we have raised literally thousands of pounds for various Charitable causes. We would like to urge any prospective fundraisers who are able to supply land or know of any farmers or landowners who are willing to open up land to the club in order to raise funds for whatever cause, to get in touch with the SLC or pop along to a meeting and we can then discuss details on a more friendly social level. T he Club Meetings start shortly after 8pm and can finish sometimes after 11pm. At each Club meeting a monthly

85. Full Metal Racket - The Perverse Thrill Of Metal Detecting, The World's Worst Ho I brought my metal detector on our summer vacation—we drove from Washington, DC,to Maine—hoping to add fun and profit to our holiday. http://slate.msn.com/id/2086909/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search placeAd(3,'slate.homepage/slate') placeAd(6,'slate.homepage/slate'); human guinea pig Humiliating myself for fun and profit. Full Metal Racket The perverse thrill of metal detecting, the world's worst hobby. By Emily Yoffe Posted Monday, Aug. 18, 2003, at 7:42 AM PT Listen to Emily Yoffe discuss this topic on NPR's Day to Day I brought my metal detector on our summer vacation—we drove from Washington, D.C., to Maine—hoping to add fun and profit to our holiday. As I packed it in the trunk for the trip home, my normally considerate husband had this to say about my latest pastime: "Now that your metal detecting is over—and believe me IT'S OVER—we will think of it as a hideous family episode, like something out of a Pat Conroy novel, that we must put behind us and never discuss again." It's true that I had come to think of metal detecting as the world's worst hobby—frustrating, solipsistic, potentially felonious. But I had to admit that each time I turned the power dial on my Bounty Hunter Tracker IV and swung it over new territory, I understood how Bill Bennett must have felt before pulling that $500 slot: This time, baby, I'm going to hit the big score. I started metal detecting for the latest episode of Human Guinea Pig, the column in which I do things people are curious about but wish someone else would do for them. But metal detecting was something our family actually did want to do, even without

86. Metal Detecting Equipment Forum to discuss experiences with any make, model or brand machine or accessories. http://members5.boardhost.com/MetalDetecting/index.html

Metal Detecting Equipment Post a Message Old forum archive Archives User comments and opinions are welcomed here. This site is not sponsored by any dealer or manufacturer of detecting equipment. Everyone is encouraged to speak out in a responsible manner expressing both good and bad experiences with any make, model or brand detector or accessory. Our mission is to increase the knowledge base of all readers by sharing our collective insight and to provide sound advice without editorial bias. Big Thanks to JB Carl 9/23/2005, 1:40 am Yeah, old JB.......... Jbird 9/23/2005, 6:19 pm No thanks needed....... JB(MS) 9/23/2005, 3:24 pm Agreed, Thanks JB! n/t Tom NW MI 9/23/2005, 8:37 am Whats in your Arsenal of Detectors? George Kinsey 9/22/2005, 7:12 pm Re: Whats in your Arsenal of Detectors? Tom NW MI 9/23/2005, 4:26 pm Re: Some of you guys read like a detector shop :) Mike Hillis 9/23/2005, 9:08 am Re: Whats in your Arsenal of Detectors? Carl 9/23/2005, 1:55 am Re: Whats in your Arsenal of Detectors? Kevin (Alberta) 9/23/2005, 12:47 am

87. England Metal Detecting Tours Adventure Welcome To England metal detecting tours great England Detecting Adventure!Web site. These pages are packed with information for anyone interested in http://metaldetectingtours.com/

Click here to bookmark this page The Ultimate Metal Detecting Tour A good metal detecting trip doesn't "just happen," and an exceptionally good one doesn't "just happen" either. It takes a lot of planning and Roy has done that. He is able to tailor each adventure to the tastes and requirements of the individuals in the group. Truly a hands on customized personal detecting experience. Whether your interests are treasure cache hunting, treasure hunting for artifacts, or searching on farmers fields metal detecting coin finds, this England, metal detecting, discovery tours for you! This could be the most fascinating "Adventure" experience of your life! Just Imagine yourself treasure hunting England. It is likely that memories you capture from this trip will give new meaning to the words "fun," "enjoyment" and "excitement!" You will be in the East Anglia area of England - north and east of Cambridge, in the Fenlands. It was here that the Celtic stronghold existed and the Romans built there camps soon after their invasion of Britain in 43 A.D.

88. The Rocker Box: Recreational Prospecting, Treasure Hunting, Metal Detecting Home Online source for news, information, and equipment for recreational prospecting, metal detecting, treasure hunting, and ghost towns. http://www.therockerbox.com/

Welcome to The Rocker Box a site dedicated to all who enjoy Recreational Gold Prospecting Metal Detecting Treasure Hunting Ghost Town Hunting Other Outdoor Activities. If you like our website, tell your friends. If you don't, tell us. Mail To: Subject: Check out this awesome site I Love this site, check it out The best site ever My favorite site This site sucks Burn this URL and never look at it again! Your Name: Click below for Gold Prospecting, Metal Detecting, Ghost Town Hunting, Treasure Hunting Background Music Arkansas Traveler Cool Water Ghost Riders in the Sky Rose ... The MERCANTILE (The Online Catalog Store) Fall is Falling But, there's still time to get in more Treasure Hunting. Don't Be A Turkey and Miss Out on a Great Treasure Hunting Adventure! Thanksgiving is only Days Away. With any order of $25 or more Check Out These Great Gift Ideas We hope you find the resources you need for your treasure hunting needs. Books make great gifts! They're inexpensive; They don't wear out;

89. Phil's Detecting Page Includes some information about the history of the hobby, hints and tips, equipment, and photos of his finds in the UK. http://relic-hunter.50megs.com/

Free Web Site Free Web Space and Site Hosting Web Hosting Internet Store and Ecommerce Solution Provider ... High Speed Internet if(window.ivnRotate) window.ivnRotate1 = new window.ivnRotate('ivnRotate1',0,document.awsSearch1.Keywords) Popular Searches: Welcome To My UK Metal Detecting Page Home Page About Metal Detecting Bottle and Dump Digging How To Clean Your Finds ... Guest Book Page About Me And Metal Detecting My name is Phil Harvey and I have now been metal detecting for just over 4 years, from which I have got great satisfaction. My first machine was a Micronta 4001. As some of you may know the Micronta 4001 is quite an old machine, with it's 4" search head and slight discriminating abilities. However, after much patience and practice I was finding interesting bits and pieces. I was finding artefacts and coins as old as medieval on a regular basis. My best find at the time being a 14th century French jetton. During this time I started reading "Treasure Hunting" and learned valuable information from each issue. I started to research and found out information about all of my sites. This ranged from old track ways and footpaths, to a Tudor house that had once stood in a field close to my house. I was hooked to the hobby and I had soon upgraded my metal detector to the Viking 5. This was an amazing machine compared to the Micronta. The depth that I was getting with it was tremendous compared to my last machine. With this detector I found my first hammered silver coin and also my first roman. The hammered coin was bent and black through stubble burning, but I didn't care! I had found a coin in just less than 6 months that it takes some people to find after years. The roman coin is an AE and is very small measuring 15mm across. Even today I have no idea what it exactly is! My machine was soon upgraded again and is still the detector I use today, this being a CS5MX. This machine is excellent in my opinion. My find rate tripled and it is now no surprise to come back with 3 or more hammered silvers each time I go out. I have found numerous hammered silver coins now and various other artefacts of interest. I hope you enjoy my site and I wish anyone the best of luck when detecting!

90. Webshots - Images Of Metal Detecting Get a free photo for your desktop each and every day with Webshots! http://community.webshots.com/album/155481724HlWmIV

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91. The Gold Ledge - Mining And History Pages Information on California gold mining, metal detecting, rock and gem collecting and history. Read forums, classifieds and photos. http://www.goldledge.com

Discover a Treasure at The Gold Ledge! Our passions are gold mining, metal detecting, rock and gem collecting and history. We're here to inform and entertain you with today's news in these areas, as well as tales about people and places of the past. Ninth Annual Report of the State Mineralogist for the year ending December 1, 1889 by the California State Mining Bureau LEARN MORE about this book on CD-ROM Book excerpt: "River Mining" R iver mining is a branch of placer mining that is carried on in the channels and beds of rivers and large streams. Practically it may be considered as including the mining of such deep bars as have to be exploited below the surface of the water in the adjacent river. River mining is not local to California, though undoubtedly carried on to a greater extent here than in any other gold-bearing district in the world. As contrasted with gulch and ravine mining and hydraulic mining, it is dry season work, only practicable when the rivers are in their low water stages. Probably no other branch of our gold mining industry is subject to more uncertainty under ordinary conditions than is river mining, yet in no other branch are as large returns possible with comparatively small capital. In the early mining history of California More...

92. Norbert's Metal Detecting Page Photos of finds made with Excalibur and Fisher Impulse detectors. http://home.att.net/~narry/norberts.htm

Treasure Hunting Metal Detecting, By Norbert Come see what I found ...About me I love to water hunt, scuba dive, and fish I use an Excalibur and a Fisher Impulse To email me Norbert@islands.zzn.com

93. JB's - Welcome A metal detecting resource site with an Online metal detecting Game, SpectrumXLT programs, 100 s of forums, even more links and lots of hints and tips. http://66.51.97.78/jb/

JB's Metal Detecting Resource Site Hosted by www.Coinist.com Home Page Forums MD Tips Pages ... Research Center Contents... Welcome... Welcome Spectrum XLT Programs Spectrum XLT Tips ... Code of Ethics Welcome, I am up to over 100 forums for metal detecting listed on my site, the more I find the more amazed I am that there are so many dedicated to this hobby. I have also recently added the URL for the GNIS, at this site you just put in your state and county and what you are looking for. Entering things like, historical post office, battlefield, wells, springs. stage coach stop, etc. allows someone to find places in thier area for research or hunting. The search is based on millions of entries in The Geographic Names Information System. One great thing is that the print out of all the sites give the GPS location. There is also a link to the USGS mapping database, this URL will allow you to print a map of the above places by entering the name, county and state. See my Tips page for more information and the links. I hope all find that this web site is of some use to them. To be sure, there are numerous other

94. Austin Metal Detecting Club Based in Austin, Texas. With local information and news items. http://www.austinmetaldetectingclub.com/

AUSTIN METAL DETECTING CLUB Research Recovery Preservation Service Established 1963 About AMDC Meetings Bulletin Board "Updated 08/05 Newsletter ... Recent Events Comments, Questions, Feedback? Contact the Webmaster Site Last Modified 8/18/02

95. Eaton S Metal Detecting A site dedicated to the hobbies of metal detecting and treasure hunting. http://tatooine.fortunecity.com/cluster/375/

web hosting domain names photo sharing Eaton's Metal Detecting Fisher CZ-7a Quicksilver, My favorite and just one of many machines offered by Fisher Electronics. Check out Fishers web site with the link below. There are many other detector companies. There links are also below. Welcome to Eaton's Metal Detecting. Please check back soon as we add new links and such. Last update 8-04-99. EATON'S METAL DETECTING opened on 15th Jan 1999 This Web page is maintained by me, Floyd Eaton. I began detecting just 4 years ago and have learned alot since and picked up many tips and tricks and I am willing to share - all you gotta do is ask. Unfortunatly, there is much more to learn about this wonderful hobby so we need your help too. Plus we need all of your tips and/or tricks to help each other out. Please check out my sponser ContentZone Join Our Wacki-World MD'ing Web Ring fisher elect. ... PLACES TO HUNT Good Places To Hunt: parks ball fields const. sites depots fair grounds camping areas old picnic areas lawns schools churches old fishing spots swimming holes sledding areas ski slopes sand pits sidewalk construction fence rows creek beds RR Tracks club houses under bridges lovers lanes old movie theatres demolition sites under deer stands bus stations under park benches around old trees rock parking lots Click 4 More TIP OF THE WEEK - My suggested tip of the week is this...When hunting old parks take a good look at the lay of the land. A big open area at one time may have had shade trees that people used to picnic under or just relax and read...this would be a good place to search for lost coins. Look for big shallow depressions in the ground that may indicate a large tree may have once stood there and been removed later after dying or being struck by lightning....I have found many interesting and valuable coins to add to my collection this way..good luck and happy hunting...Dave Savage

96. Olde's Metal Detecting Forum Message board for hobbyists to discuss finds, announce events and place classified ads to buy or sell equipment. http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/goto?forumid=9943

97. Treasure Hunting, Tesoro Metal Detectors A guide to treasure hunting, gold prospecting, bottle digging, metal detecting,ghost town exploring, shipwreck diving, Civil War and Revolutionary War http://www.treasurefish.com/

W elcome to Treasure hunting in pursuit of America's buried treasure! Affiliate Login Navigation Tips/Techs How/Where My Finds Products ... Affiliates The Gift of Realizing Your Dreams Follow your hopes and dreams while you can. While the desire is burning. When the chance comes your way, don't be a ship that stays in the harbor, never straying from it's safety.   Don't get tangled up with "maybe.. maybe someday." Too many folks will tell you that if you spend your whole life waiting, "someday" arrives too little, too late.  Maybe it's already a little later than it seems. If you really want to do it, do it while you can.  Be brave...and sail away on your dreams.  (Auth Unk) the possibilities are endless. About Treasure Hunting... Hit Paydirt with Tesoro Metal Detectors When Opportunity Knocks...Open the Door!!! Got Gold Fever? Today's Gold Prices Metal Detectors Make Excellent Gifts! Christmas Hanukah Birthdays Valentines Mother's Day Father's Day Anniversaries Retirement Just Because Free Shipping!

98. Untitled Features descriptions and photos of coins, jewelry and artifacts found in the U.S. and UK. http://geocities.com/hornfour/

Animation created by my friend, the late Donna Trefry Sherm Horn's Metal Detecting Site I Love Metal Detecting! Last updated 4/8/02 Just got a notice from Geocities stating I needed to update my web site or it would be dropped for inactivity. So this is it! I am leaving for England on 2/1/04 to hunt for a week near Pevensey Castle in E. Sussex and will hopefully have some great new finds to add to this page. Wish me luck! To find out more about Discovery Tours International Metal Detecting Tours to England, click on our picture. I have been metal detecting in the US for about 20 years and will be going on my 9th detecting trip to England in August 2002 To see some of my better finds for the US and the UK, click on the maps Please sign my guest book! Sign Guestbook View Guestbook I use the best, White's XLT To find out more about White's Metal Detectors, click on the XLT to go to White's Electronics Home Page

99. Original Metal Detecting Web Ring The Original metal detecting Web Ring is an exciting new way to navigate theWorld Wide Web s pages dedicated to metal detecting. This totally free service http://a.webring.com/hub?ring=ttracker

100. VoyForums: South Florida Treasure & Metal Detecting Forum to discuss finds, equipment and events. http://www.voy.com/92635/

VoyUser Login (see contribute) VoyForums Directory/Categories No-ads: Completely remove ads from your forum Owner Login VoyForums Homepage Create a New Forum VoyForums News Help Desk VoyForums Exchange FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Search VoyForums Hurricane Relief Page Tsunami: South-East Asia relief fund MercyCorps MercyCorps is a highly rated and respected humanitarian organization, chosen by Voyager Info-Systems for their low cost overhead and ability to contribute directly to the cause of your choice. VoyUser Login not required Contact Forum Admin Post a new message Check update time Archives: Welcome - This forum is for our Treasure Hunting Friends in the South Florida area. Please join in, it is a great tool for local communications. Book mark this page so you can get back easily. Going detecting? Post the day, time and location to meet. Please Sponsor our local clubs and dealers. Gold Coast Treasure Club, Inc. - Boynton / W Palm South Florida Treasure Hunters Club - Ft. Lauderdale, Fl., Broward County New Website w/ Secure Online Ordering Reilly's Treasured Gold - Pompano Bch Forum Administrator: John Lobota Papertique Web Page Design Subject Author Date (Images) Sept. Club Meeting.......Need new camera!!!!!!!!!!!

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