first week so far in treasure hunting, needs some guidence also

[StevoCBR]

Well just found this sight and was inspired to do a little digging my self and have descent beginners luck thanks to all you out there. So check out the pics below. I do however need help determining if this Jim Thome baseball quarter. It's on a newer Philly quarter. It looks professionally put on maybe paint. Thome's head is right over washington's. Hopefully you guys can help me out. And also would like some help from the community on getting started in detecting and gaining permission and all that. Thnx

 

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[TejasDigger]

Are you saying you found all these detecting?

 

[tabdog]

Wow!

You are doin great.

I need some advice.

Where do you find all
that great stuff?

Tabdog

 

[Chug And Red]

Great first week keep it up and you should find the Gold soon!!!! HH Chug

 

[Argentium]

If you found all that in one week, you don't need any guidance brother ! just keep doing what
you been doing - that's like my silver coin finds for a good year or so . Argentium.

 

[Mr Tuff]

great hunting already!!!!!!!!!!! how big was Ur junk pile and welcome to a great hobby. MR TUFF

 

[Deepdiger60]

That sure is a great pile of silver Nice hunt Dd60

 

[hammong]

Well just found this sight and was inspired to do a little digging my self and have descent beginners luck thanks to all you out there. So check out the pics below. I do however need help determining if this Jim Thome baseball quarter. It's on a newer Philly quarter. It looks professionally put on maybe paint. Thome's head is right over washington's. Hopefully you guys can help me out. And also would like some help from the community on getting started in detecting and gaining permission and all that. Thnx

That's some unbelievable beginners luck, if ya just found all that silver in one place all at once. Definitely in virgin dirt there, keep hitting it!

Greg

 

[Gonehunting]

thats some beginners luck. I couldn't find that much silver in a bank vault. You don't need any advice that I can tell. keep it up!

 

[Gonehunting]

thats some beginners luck. I couldn't find that much silver in a bank vault. You don't need any advice that I can tell. keep it up!

forget that. The first thing is tell me exactly where you are hunting. Let me go over it a few days and let me get back with you. I should have have something for you then.

 

[Jack Hamilton]

Looks like a good week to me

 

[GopherDaGold]

Are you saying you found all these detecting?

And he need OUR guidance? I think I need HIS.

 

[girardpaguy]

Your doing very well. ummm I don't think you need anything right now!

W2G! and GREAT digs.

HH always

 

[allen]

for the first time i can say im jealous of a newcomer to treasurenet !!

 

[HISPAN]

nice coins....

 

[oldhermit34]

You need to give the advice. Great job.

 

[GopherDaGold]

I re-read your post and I think you are requesting tips on how to legally secure places to hunt, tips on asking permission, etc.

Read your treasure hunters Code of Ethics first, then go back and read it again. Do some research on your area to locate the best places to hunt. Old maps and the internet are valuable resources.
When asking permission it's best to do it in person. If that's not possible, call at a reasonable hour or even write a letter or email as a last resort. I try to learn what I can about a new site so I can show the property owners that I took the time to research the area. NEVER use words like DIG, DIGGING, DUG, HOLE, HOLES, etc. Agree in advance on who keeps what. Once you have secured a place to detect, THANK, THANK, THANK, the owners! Bring them a Key Lime pie, or a gift card to a local restaraunt.
Always leave the property better than you found it. Take all trash out with you. If you gotta smoke, field dress your butts. Treat the whole thing like you are interviewing for a job.
If you are denied permission, thank the owner anyway. You never know, they might change their mind and if you were anything but cordial, you just blew your chance.
There is more but I'll let the other folks chime in.

 

[gmsparky]

i agree, you DON"T need any help. that's way more silver than i've found, and this is starting my 4th year at it.

 

[CRUSADER]

That 'Buff' came out great, what I need from you is your soil 8)

 

[Discrimination Dave]

I re-read your post and I think you are requesting tips on how to legally secure places to hunt, tips on asking permission, etc.

Read your treasure hunters Code of Ethics first, then go back and read it again. Do some research on your area to locate the best places to hunt. Old maps and the internet are valuable resources.
When asking permission it's best to do it in person. If that's not possible, call at a reasonable hour or even write a letter or email as a last resort. I try to learn what I can about a new site so I can show the property owners that I took the time to research the area. NEVER use words like DIG, DIGGING, DUG, HOLE, HOLES, etc. Agree in advance on who keeps what. Once you have secured a place to detect, THANK, THANK, THANK, the owners! Bring them a Key Lime pie, or a gift card to a local restaraunt.
Always leave the property better than you found it. Take all trash out with you. If you gotta smoke, field dress your butts. Treat the whole thing like you are interviewing for a job.
If you are denied permission, thank the owner anyway. You never know, they might change their mind and if you were anything but cordial, you just blew your chance.
There is more but I'll let the other folks chime in.

Great advice GopherDG