Welcome to the site! Please post an introduction thread.

[vor]

new here love the site very useful information that will come in handy in my dream of finding Gold here in the hills of Northern California...i would love for anyone that has helpful hints and tips on building cheap home made sluice box's to go ahead and friend me or help me in any way thanks all happy hunting

Great area to be in. Lots of experienced folks on here.
Au2u

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[Scorpio0129906]

Hello, I am a Sc newbie. I am use to seeking geocaches and have been wanting to search for REAL treasure. I am up for any suggested hunting sites as well as open to havi g others in the search as well.

 

[GTAtreasure]

Hello everyone. New to the site and new to metal detecting. Live in Brampton and have a couple of places in mind.

 

[jtrizz15]

Hello all, I'm from will county Illinois. I'm new to the site and detecting. I'm swinging a BH Camo LS. I'm researching laws regarding metal detecting my area. I'm not spending my hard earned $3.62 I found last weekend on fines. Anyway, it's cool to see all of you loving this hobby. Good luck and replace your divits.

 

[onar]

Hi
I am a 33 year old engineer. because of work and networking I have been interested in gold, how it is mining, processed among other.

I am from Norway

 

[Skibbo]

Hi Everyone
I am new to the site and did some detecting a long time ago. I live in Suffolk County Long Island NY. I'm looking forward to meeting diggers near me and learning as much as possible. I just purchased a QD II on amazon to start with.

 

[NVNutcase]

New guy here from Nevada. Looks like a very informative site. Looking forward to utilizing the obvious wealth of knowledge that resides here.

 

[tlcro]

Hi, I have been searching this site for a while now and have found some great info! Finally decided to get more involved. I am from SW Virginia.

 

[migot]

I am MIGOT, and I am new in this Forum. I am 77, and I live in Israel. so far I have locted 19 missing British graves- and have had new Headstones made, 2 Missing Italian Divers killed in 1942, and found abandoned British Frotifiactions on Mount Carmel . took 3 years of digging. Now the authourities will pay for a road, signs and wooden tables along the rout. Currently I am looking for a large missing Stone Map of Palestine Might be in the Holy Comforetr Chrch in Chicago ? pleae write to me. PS I have many pic of my digging-but -I do not know how to UPLOAD them ?

 

[rimachda]

Hello, I'm a new member looking forward to using this site. Right now I'm trying to get some info on an Atocha 8 reales I own. I have the certificate, but not the 2x2 with the bar code and description. I understand there is a site where I can confirm it's authenticity. Can anyone help? Rich

 

[Tnmountains]

Hello, I'm a new member looking forward to using this site. Right now I'm trying to get some info on an Atocha 8 reales I own. I have the certificate, but not the 2x2 with the bar code and description. I understand there is a site where I can confirm it's authenticity. Can anyone help? Rich

Post it are ask questions in the ship wreck section or the what is it forum. They know all about the coins.

 

[Nice Person]

Hi
It is good to be here from Connecticut. Hope to find friends and learn about bury treasures from the Pros.

 

[Marmentman]

Sorry I didn't stop by here first. I am new to treasure net. I have posted a few comments on other post so far. I came across tnet through researching treasure leads in my area. I live in the 4 corners area, and lived here most of my life. I love the outdoors and try to get out at least every weekend. Lots of awesome history in this, just not enough info. Most info seems vague, but what I have seen in this area compared to what is on this site is very useful. I have seen markers before but didn't know what they mean till now. So thanks. Have a lot of sites to go back to, will take pictures when I can and post what I can.

 

[brock]

New here from Temecula, looking to go up to San Gabriel 9/27-9 this year!!! Woot Woot!!!

 

[danddad]

New to this site. I hope the I find valuable information to help me in the hunt. any suggestions on a good starter detector I am looking @ the Fisher II. I want to look mainly in wooded areas and in parks. I am located in Pittsburgh Pa. Thanks for you incite.

 

[Nice Person]

Great area to be in. Lots of experienced folks on here.
Au2u

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And we are two of them. God bless both of us.

 

[oldbenny]

hello from across the pond in the uk (England) south west Weymouth area been detecting for 26 years just found your forum thought I would say hello

 

[De Sous]

Hello Everyone,
I am new and have nevered hunt before, and full of excitment for this new found hobby of mine. I am glad to be here!
Happy hunting to all.

 

[uscphil]

Hello all! My name is Phil and I live in the upstate of South Carolina north of Greenville.

I am just starting out and looking to either buy or build a little sluice box to trap gold in the streams up here. This is my plan but I have only done once without a sluice and the only thing I managed to pan in 6 hours in the First Broad River near Shelby, NC. was a bunch of garnet's, just blood red to pinkish/purple.

I am married with 3 children and 2 Boston terriers. I enjoy the NFL - Miami, College - Gamecocks, computers, and of course my recent hobby, gold prospecting.

I feel very lost and I am trying to hook up with someone in the Carolinas or North GA. to learn and labor for you. I hope to one day be able to get even a few specks of gold, a nugget would be a bonus! I have watched about every gold dredging, panning, sluicing shows I can find but really would like to join a group or something because at this point I am kind of stuck literally between a rock and a hard place.(I fell as I was lifting a huge rock and my fingers were mashed between 2 large slab rocks! Nothing permanent but it would have made the funniest home videos as my pan, bucket and shovel took off downstream! :-(

 

[rlc1940]

Hi folks...I'm just re-starting this great hobby here in Northeastern Ky. I was very much into it back in the 70's/80's, the days when finding silver was just run of the mill, but let it slide. 73 yrs old now and happy to be back. Have an ATPro/stock coil, assorted probing/digging tools, a White's pinpointer and a knee pad! I'm finding that learning a digital detector is a little different than the old White's 6000 geb I used to have. Only had the Garrett 6 days but have a few hours on it, mainly in the yard to get used to it. Already changed batteries as the indicator was down 1 notch. Anxious to get it out and about soon! Getting up and down on the right knee isn't what it used to be either, but really great exercise...and an interesting hobby. With a little luck, maybe I'll have something to report in the future. Sorry I gabbed so much!