mr_detector
Jr. Member
- Dec 25, 2015
- 21
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- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
As am new to this i was wondering if anyone on here has found something thats worth money?
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What kind of money are you referring to? Over a hundred over a thousand over a hundred thousand? ....
Thanks! I strongly agree with you, i do it for fun i love history i like finding things that are very old & then finding out the history about it whats behind it, even if i find something small that's worth money i would not sell it i will keep it just for the fact that it's old and i! have got itWelcome to TNet. We all find things that are valuable, to us anyway. Most newbies or non-detectorists imagine that we find gold coins and diamond rings... however, as stated by others... it's more about the history and having a good time.
When I first started I found this 14K ring, it could easily be swapped for cash, but I prefer to just look at it. All of us "spend" money on detecting, as opposed to "make" money off of detecting.
Best of luck to you sir!
I have found a couple of dollars worth of things
Most newbies or non-detectorists imagine that we find gold coins and diamond rings... however, as stated by others... it's more about the history and having a good time.
I'm guessing wives can fit in the "non-detectorist" definition. They do in my house at least. Everytime I come home from detecting the wife asks if I found her a diamond ring. When I tell her "No!", she says "well get back out there then!" LOL
As am new to this i was wondering if anyone on here has found something thats worth money?
That's when you say 'I will quickly grab something to eat' and then head back out! Most people would love to have their spouse's approval to go out digging