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Thanks Pauli 🙂

Rest breaks?....I should be so lucky 😜

It certainly is, I'm lovin it!!

I've still got the Quish, I kept it in case the Deus didn't work at Ingoldmells but it does so the Nox & Quish are getting sold as soon as I can be bothered to list them on FB.

I do my best to keep the beach clean for visitors!😃

Thanks Catherine x 🙂

I've done it before Dave, the music there is sometimes way too loud and I've had to re-edit and re-upload videos a few times in the past because of it.....RUclips can be very harsh when they feel like it 😞

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 You dont need music at all, much better videos without it.

@@GoldSniper-ox7rk It was playing where I was detecting so I couldn't avoid it.....it goes without saying that my video intro music is wonderful though 🙂

Thanks Dave 🙂 I didn't stop detecting....I just stopped filming it

Thanks Chris 🙂

Thanks Christian 🙂

Thanks Cindy 🙂

Thanks Veronique 🙂

Thanks Gary 🙂

I'll never stop searching for treasure James, I'll just be a bit more cautious if I find any 🙂

Tee Hee, Nice one Les 🙂

Thanks Matt 🙂

Liar? I would say an incredibly honest guy that reunites owners with their property whenever he reasonably can, he obviously cares about doing the right thing. Thief? What a wicked accusation, I hope he sues you, I will gladly donate to his legal fees. Grave robber? A public beach is a public beach and not a grave of any kind, so another wicked and false accusation. Trading off other peoples bad luck and sorrows? Do you mean like a Doctor, a nurse, a dentist, a solicitor, an undertaker, a judge, an insurer, a bookie, a roofer, a car mechanic or someone else that earns a living from other peoples bad luck and sorrow? If you bother to look at his videos you will clearly see there is no living to be earned from this, it is simply a hobby that would not even cover the cost of the wear and tear of his footwear let alone the cost of the equipment it needs. I suggest you delete your post and replace it with an apology.

I doubt very much if she was telling the truth but you can't be too careful and karma can be a bitch.

Cheers Anthony, I might have kept them if they'd been worth keeping but a clear conscience is worth more to me.

Hi Stephen, Skegness can be good but it gets done by a lot of people, you've done well finding anything worthwhile.....I'll be back there again soon 🙂

Cheers Tony, Lincolnshire council haven't banned detecting but they've introduced a permit for detecting on Cleethorpes beach.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 the tight bast8rds! How do they justify that?

Thanks Christian 🙂

Thanks Gary 🙂

Glad you’re back. How can you be a grave robber when graves aren’t on the beach. People are ridiculous😊

@@davetevens5080 Exactly!! and this girl was a member of a Facebook metal detecting group but seemed to have no idea of what detectorists actually do.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 seems to me someone with nothing better to do but cause others problems. Clearly lying. Good luck on your next hunt 😎😎

Good to see you back!

Hi Mark, yes I will.....soon! 🙂

It's a Nokta scoop and I got mine from Spinadisc but there are other retailers available! 😄

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 Thanks.

Thanks, the sun is due to appear any day now so it's perfect detecting weather!! 🙂

I know Mark....heartbreaking isn't it 😭

I certainly did, I pick up dozens of bottles and cans every time I'm on the beach 🙂

Check on ebay, there are a few Garrett Ace machines that come with a pin pointer for under £300 or just go for a 2nd hand Vanquish 440 and get the pin pointer separately .

I'm guessing it is.....just need to find some drugs now to test it.....for research purposes obviously 😆

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 🤣🤣

No one has claimed the phone yet which is odd because I expected a dozen or so chancers claiming it was theirs 🤨

Thanks Dave, I'm not a 'natural' youtuber but I do my best 😉

Thanks Cindy, it's hell being so close to a beach but not being able to go detecting.....I highly recommend not getting ill 🙂

Cheers Tony, I've got Autumn and Winter on the wet sand to look forward to and hopefully plenty more rings to find 🙂

Well with your persistence and luck you will probably find more gold 😊

Hi Debbie, no you don't need a licence to detect on 99% of UK beaches with Cleethorpes being the only place I know of where you do.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 hi, thanks for letting me know,I will have to have ago. Those sand sieves are very expensive, do you know any place cheaper . regards Debbie

@@debbiecolyer7564 There are no cheap versions worth having, I use mine every day so it needs to be well made and resilient and unfortunately that costs money. You can get hand held scoops for less than £20 though but they're useless on wet sand.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 Thank you for your reply. Good luck with the hunting.

Thanks John, I mainly use a Minelab Equinox 600 but occasionally I use a Vanquish 540....both excellent machines.

Thanks Doug 🙂

Cheers Tony 🙂

I've still got it Doug, still trying to figure out how to get the back off to replace the battery! 🤣

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 do you want me to have a go - I live in huttoft, can’t promise anything, but I like a challenge. Also just started metal detecting, maybe I try and fix your watch, you try and teach me metal detecting

Thank you, my best ever find was a George 4th half sovereign 1824.....it wasn't found on a beach though!.

If only every day was like that 🙂

Thanks again Tony, tin cans galore and way too many tent pegs....ho hum

I can't do early mornings, in fact I can barely walk before 11am most days(degenerative disc disease). I get to the beach early afternoon and stay till late so sometimes I get the stragglers hassling me. As for the trash..it varies but I get the same amount of foil, cans, ring pulls and bottle tops everyone else gets I just rarely bother showing them.

No, £1 & £2 coins both give off a good signal(21-24) but there are occasional changes in the signal ranging between -6 and 39. I don't know if they've changed the 2 metals they use at any point but I have had quite a few £1 coins that gave off a completely different signal to what was expected.

I must apologise for my lack of professionalism.....it's mainly due to me not being a professional 🙂

Get it done Neil....get it done! 🙂

It's entirely down to your conscience and if it's actually possible to trace the owner, unless a wedding ring his an inscription it's near impossible to trace the owner because wedding rings all look so similar. With other rings it's not much different, unless someone can produce physical evidence to prove it's theirs chances are it's not.

@@lincsbeachdetecting463 ok thanks

Thanks Tony, the sunshine is on the way mate 🙂