FIND VIDS

[CASPER-2]

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[CASPER-2]

should work now

 

[TooManyHobbies]

Well done Casper.

 

[redcobra8u]

Awesome diversity in finds. Hope 2016 is even better.

 

[OBN]

Always some cool stuff!! Enjoyed!!

 

[Beach Papa]

Awesome!! Sure wish I had some calm water around here. It is tough to get in the water when the waves are crashing constantly... Thanks for sharing.

 

[G-bone]

Very cool Casper-2!
Watching that video just tells me that I need to get out more .
I also like how you hunt different types of terrain.
I enjoy that as well.

Kudos to you and here's to 2016 being stellar for all!

 

[CASPER-2]

started detecting in 1975 age 12
did the park and schools thing
then started doing older areas - cellar holes and farm fields
started floating a land machine and doing freshwater in summers in the early 80s
used to do 90% land and 1o% water
last 15 yrs its been kind of the opposite

 

[Tenderfoot]

How can you tell if something is silver without cleaning it off? I get some things that look similar to some of your silver items coming out of salt water. How would I know they're silver? Nice work by the way. Inspiring!

 

[OBN]

How can you tell if something is silver without cleaning it off? I get some things that look similar to some of your silver items coming out of salt water. How would I know they're silver? Nice work by the way. Inspiring!

I just scrape them on the scoop or sifter to expose a small area. You acquire a eye for that stuff once you have dug a lot along with knowing the target history of that beach. My Wheaties come out crusty but by size I can tell there not silver dimes.

 

[CASPER-2]

How can you tell if something is silver without cleaning it off? I get some things that look similar to some of your silver items coming out of salt water. How would I know they're silver? Nice work by the way. Inspiring!

if its silver plated - it usually wont crust the same way and the material under the plate usually will turn green
I been doing this so long and have gotten so much of it - you can just tell
copper brass and bronze usually always cake up green
silver will cake black or grey - most times it will just pel or chip off - used to use electrolysis
but don't bother now a days - but I do have a few items that need it that i'll have
to cook eventually