Welcome to the site! Please post an introduction thread.

[beachbumdoug]

Hello, another newbie to the site. I have only been out to the local beaches a few times, but looking forward to learning more.. I do not have a great machine yet, want to see if i get hooked first..

 

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[johnb]

Hello everyone, im new to Tnet, looks like a really great site to share information with. I'm into all types of treasure hunting from pottery to milk glass and old furniture. I also enjoy metal detecting and finding the great treasures that are buried. Thanks for having me on this site. Johnb

 

[Old Dude]

Take advantage of the fact you have buddies....hope you have great luck!

Happy Hunting!

 

[Spizzerinctum]

This is my introduction post. I won a metal detector in a drawing and came upon this site while trying to educate myself. You all have done a good job of that! I got interested in CRH and started buying mass quantities of cents, not pennies. (see, told ya you were educating me). I'm looking forward to learning a lot more.

 

[benjamingunn]

Hello. I'm new to the site. Originally a rock hound but I got the treasure bug sometime this winter. So once everything thaws out, my new quests will begin. Thanks.

 

[jeweler21]

Hi,
I live in Texas, I first started detecting in 1965 with a White's non-discriminator. I found a few interesting items and a few coins with it, but mostly dug up tons of junk and trash. About 1972, I bought an A.H. Pro detector, a great old detector with good discrimination. It arrived at the Post Office about four in the afternoon. After setting it up and learning a bit about it, I went to the high school that I had attended. There was a line that formed on the sidewalk outside the cafeteria at lunch. That was the first place that I looked. I got to search about two hours before dark. I think I was the first one to ever detect there. When I got home that night I had already found enough in silver coins and class rings to more than pay for my detector. In 1977, I bought an A.H. Super Pro 2 body mount, been using it ever since and I still can go right in behind newer detectors and make good finds. I am retired now and have combined my hobbies of riding motorcycles and detecting, they go well together. I found this site through a Google search and it is an interesting extra for after the hunt.

 

[TxDiggerNVa]

Hi newbie here. In Northern Virginia and using a Lone star detector. Need to learn the tips and tricks from the pros.

Thanks,
Tex

 

[nightzombie]

Hello fellow MD's !!!! I am from Tampa just starting out as a rookie !!! I am using a Whites pro coinmaster, and any advice would be very appreciated !!!!

 

[U.P.find]

Hi ! I'm from the U.P. MI area. Enjoy all kinds of treasure hunting and happy to find such a great website : - )

 

[Aldiger]

New for Alabama

Just getting back into the hobby. Looking forward to some finds.

Treasurenet.com is a friendly community dedicated to all kinds of treasure hunting!

Our goal is to be the place to go to when you have treasure hunting questions, sharing finds and discuss treasure hunting in general.

To keep the place friendly, we ask that every new member post up an introduction thread letting us know a little bit about themselves.

Please help us keep this site friendly and informative! Thanks in advance.

 

[CB3438]

Hi everyone, my name is Chris. My son and I live in a place called Panama City, FL. He and I both have the bug now for wanting to pan for gold. Neither of us have ever tried it but are eager and willing to learn. It's all my moms fault. She went on a vacation to North Carolina last year and stopped of at one of the gold panning tourist attractions. When she got home she was so proud to show off her gold to us and it has sparked our interest ever since. At first my son wanted to go on vacation this year (March 31-April 3) to a place in Orlando, FL called Nick Hotel that is a theme hotel based around the cartoon characters. I'm sure this would have been great fun, but I am more about the nature side of things. So when I suggested we go on vacation somewhere to pan for gold, that's all it took and he's been very excited to give it a go. We are planning on a trip to North Georgia to start our adventure. I have a bunch of ideas on were to go but nothing definitive. I understand that there are clubs to join that cost a hefty fee in order gain access to leased lands, but I live in Florida and will not be able go often enough to balance that cost. If anyone reads my post and thinks they may be able to point us in the right direction or put us in contact with someone out of the Cherokee, GA area we would greatly appreciate it.

 

[DWA]

Hello all, new to the site...looks cool! Live in VA...lots of relics around!! Found 6 sharps today in 3 hours and some mis iron that i can not ID...

 

[DWA]

Hey Tx, Im a newbie also...also in N.
VA...where are you located?

 

[amishboy]

Hello from Amish land lancaster pa new to site but not to detecting looking for partner in lancaster Chester county pa delaware Cecil harford county md

 

[solus2sail]

Hello, I'm new to the hobby and the forum. I'm retired and live on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
I'm looking forward to diving into the great wealth of knowledge imparted by the regulars here.

 

[Jerseymike1950]

Hi Mike from NJ (Union County). New to the hobby and looking to learn as much as I can before I go out and start hunting.

 

[paigebunton]

I have just started collecting glass bottles we moved on to this property that is full of them.

 

[Old Dude]

I have just started collecting glass bottles we moved on to this property that is full of them.

Welcome to the site. May your digs be plentiful and productive!

Happy Hunting!

 

[Metalbender92]

Hi all! New to the site and to metal detecting. Looking for places to hunt in Utah. If anyone can lead me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[REFRYGUY]

Hi new guy here. Looking to do some gold panning in northern California. will be checking with the local BLM for maps and sites to dig. Any advice for a beginner?

Frank