Welcome to the site! Please post an introduction thread.

[Jingle]

I am a newbie from the Philippines. Am glad i'm finally registered. Glad to join and discuss some informative and wonderful things.

 

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[Qwiksand]

Qwiksand - Hello to everyone and thanks for welcoming me to this forum. Live in Anaheim CA. Long time detectorist, currently with only one machine - White MXT Pro w/DD coil. Retired and time to join a forum. Love the beaches and do some relic hunting as well.

 

[texoma hunter]

identify my indian artifacts

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.

im new to this site but it looks like this will be a great place to post pics of my artifacts. hopefully some of yall can help me determin what some of them are.

 

[AledoJeff]

Hi all.
Jeff here from aledo texas. Near ft worth. Getting back into the hobby.
Are their any metal detector retailers with site stores in dfw?

 

[Ronson]

Hi all. Jeff here from aledo texas. Near ft worth. Getting back into the hobby. Are their any metal detector retailers with site stores in dfw?

Garrett is based in Garland.

And welcome!

 

[BeepBeepBeep]

Hello I'm Beth from Ottawa. I'm completely new to the hobby of metal detecting but have been interested since I was in my early teens, I'm 44 now My partner recently gave me a Bountyhunter 2200 as a birthday gift and I'm hooked.
I enjoy history and wandering about along creeks and in woodlands so the detector ties in nicely.
One of my other hobbies is radio DXing and I'm all ways building new components for my radio set up, this helps a great deal under standing the physics of how a detector works.
I've been out a few times in places where I'm allowed to detect and so far have only found recent coins oh darn.
I'm looking forward to learing more and getting to hunt on some more interesting property.
So a big hello from Ottawa. BeepBeepBeep

 

[Victor28]

Hi there....
I am glad to have found this site and all the info it can provide. With Michigan being the mitten state, I live at the tip-of-the-mitt. Hold out your left hand and look at the tip of your middle finger, that's where we call home. Historically the area has a logging, railroad, fur trade and tourism since 1880. I really could find anything. So now mostly a tourist area. With that said, I am hoping for some good beach finds. So far I have checked a beach, old church, a picnic park and old farm. Not too bad for jumping into the hobby about 10 days ago with an ATPro. The best finds so far is 1918 wheat, a brass makeup case, a mystery button item (posted in whats this), and a ton of cool farm finds, horseshoes and other blacksmith iron items.
Thanks again for the great site........

 

[oxmyx1]

Greetings, everyone - I am totally new to this hobby and can't wait to get started. I am in Santa Fe, NM; retired science teacher. My first task is to choose a detector, of course, so I will be perusing this site for information and reviews. Anyone have anything to say on the subject, please let me know! I think I want to start with an all-purpose machine since I don't have a lot of cash to throw. Also don't know how much detecting goes on out here in the high desert - I've never seen anyone anywhere out here so yee haw, maybe most of the state is virgin territory. I look forward to interacting with you all as I learn. Thank you for having this site available! Linda

 

[tesla123]

Hi all

hi another newbie just learning the ropes from new Zealand. Look forward to learning a lot from you all.

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.

 

[Jackosdaughter]

Hello My names Amanda...

 

[rgracer48]

Hello all I am Randall a new member here from Batesville Arkansas

 

[stvnford]

New member...just got my Bounty Tracker IV --live about an hour from Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks of NC. I have family in Ohio so plan on doing some detecting there and may some spots between here and there.

 

[Foggy1]

Extreme Newbie - Interested in learning as much as possible. Looking for arrowheads in Central Illinois. Just starting out. Now have more available time to look for and enjoy history.

 

[Pmowry]

Hello everyone, I am fairly new at metal detecting but learning fast. I have already found many coins four of which are 1913 and older with the oldest being 1774. I have two of them posted on this site. I am learning a lot about metal detecting from the experience diggering here which is awesome!!

 

[minermatt]

New member,excited to be here. Thanks for opportunity.

 

[Vegasphotoman]

Hi, new member from Las Vegas area...been detectoring occasionally for fun...and in hopes of finding pre-1940' coins and goodies...(still waiting for my 1rst pre-1900 coin! :-( ....got my whites mxt about 8 years back....lots of finds...lots of trash....lots of locations....nothing awesome yet (some of these forum newbs get 1700s stuff in 1rst week...uhg....lol...Ive been prospecting for gold since 1988 when I moved to Las Vegas NV from a stint in the US Army....found lots of placer gold dust...biggest are (2) 1/10 oz nuggets...1 from King Tut mining area near Meadview AZ in the desert, and the other from Rich Bar, Ca on the RIch Bar Claim back when Norm used to own it and would charge a $20 fee to pan all day... cheers and loooking fwd to sharing my MD finds with yall and hopefully meetinig up with some of ya for some hunts...

 

[jersey bill]

hi all, just joined up tonight, but have been viewing tn. for some time, its a great site. from north jersey near newark, mostly hunt parks and the jersey beaches been detecting about 20 years and use and excalibur and whites xlt. im a retired fireman and x marine. jersey bill

 

[Seek Ye First]

Greetings from Central Ohio! I have detected quite a bit in the past, and am starting to get the itch to start up again. Have been perusing your site and decided to "pull the trigger" and sign up. Good to read that there are still lots of treasures out there to be discovered. Hoping to find some worthy of posting in the near future!

 

[robs]

Hello from Minnesota. Fisher F2 user here. Have not found anything spectacular,,,,yet. I am interested in buying a Tesoro Compadre or Cibola. Want to try something different.

Rob S.

 

[Jim2saints]

Hello all
Jim here.
Been a follower of the site for sometime now and finally decided to make it official.
I'm in the swimming pool biz and
Got in to scraping in the the winter.
That led to curb hunting and Pennie hoarding.
That led to coinroll hunting and buying a metal detector.
I always liked garage sales but now I hunt at them and eBay.
The bottom line is I'm a treasure hunter n love this site!
Happy to be here!
J