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Metal Detectors and More - For over 36 years.

Recent Finds

Good artifacts are still being found! Here are a few examples.

This .58 caliber Union minie ball and .58 caliber Confederate minie ball collided head on and fused together at Gettysburg. A local relic hunter dug this in mid july 2008. This is a super super rare find. Congratulations LH!


This North Carolina belt buckle was found by a customer on private property just West of Gettysburg.


Ray Rhine of Upper Strasburg, PA, using his White's DFX, found this unusual 1 9/32" diameter copper piece with an interesting unique hand engraved figure on it. Nice going Ray!


This nice 14k ring was located July 13th, 2008, by Norvel Moats of Waynesboro.


Congratulations to Jeff D'Angelo who just recovered these three super Civil War artifacts, including the scarce US bridle rosette, a Mississippi button (complete except for the shank), and the eagle button with partial gilt.


Bill Styple located this cast brass artifact, likely Indian trade goods, near Newark NJ, with his Garrett Ace 250. It measures 2" wide (excluding lugs) by 1 5/8" high. A great find! Please email us if you have additional information on this piece.


A ten pound Parrott Shell just dug by lucky Daryl Happ, three feet deep, in West Virginia using his White's Blue and Gray Pro.

 
 

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