SC Metal Detector & Relic Assoc

Just got back from taking the wife to the beach for our anniversary and she graciously allowed me to detect for a few hours while she layed out on the beach and got BURNED Altough relic hunting is the way to go for me, I enjoyed walking the beach and scanning the sand. I did manage to pick up about $5.00 in change and a mens wedding band, silver I think. Altough I really enjoyed talking to ALOT of people about detecting one thing I did learn is to not make eye contact if you do not want to answer a ton of questions. And there is always one wiseguy who throws change to see if you are going to pick it all up. And luckily I had one such idiot. After I passed by where he threw the change I hear a loud Hey You Missed some, So I patiently turned around, scaned the spot, scooped up the change, walked over to him and dumped it on his lap and said its going to take a lot more than that for me to entertain you with my detector, then walked away. He did have It coming he was kind of a jerk. Take care all and I will see you soon.

Jeff K

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Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.

Jeff:

 Are you sure the ring is not Platinum or White Gold???  Silver wedding bands are kind of uncommon.

 Dig-it!

 I just started getting into beach hunting..I love it in the summer when its hot. Aug 5 heading to Fla. to do a bit. I'll start relic hunting in Sept again when it cools down.

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F75, Excal 1000

Hello,

 I am new to the forum.  I thought it might be a good place to spend some time.  I spend the winters on Hilton Head so some beach hunting is in my future there.

 I try to have a little fun with the constant "Have you found any treasure yet?" questions.  I have a handful of replica gold and silver Spanish cobs, reales, and dabloons.  They ask and I pull out a handful to show them and say I've found a few and walk off.  There are a few old guys still looking for their teeth in the surf.

 Never gets old.

 

Daryl

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Am I having fun yet?