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Yes indeed!

Thanks Mel! I've hopefully got some awesome sites lined up that should push that total up nicely.

Thanks, I'm glad you like them!

Ah, the story of my life!

Most of mine are quite new. The oldest was about 50-60 years old. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate the sub! Thanks for your support!

Very possible!

They were deep! I suspect this beach had about a metre of extra sand on it.

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Agreed 💯

You could be correct. There are records somewhere of a WWII plane making an emergency landing on a local beach somewhere after being damaged.

@@SunstateMetalDetecting Maybe I'm weird, however I've always been fascinated by thinking about the final destination of many thousands of crashing aircraft, millions of machine gun bullets and aircraft/human body parts, and billions or trillions of spent flak artillery fragments in almost all of Europe. Also, aircraft debris landing on the beach or near off-shore will eventually end up on a beach someplace. This is to not even mention the shit that was falling out of the sky intentionally.

That makes a lot of sense! Thanks!

It's a mish mash of a few tools. My main ones are Google Maps for Streetview and maps, Google Earth for Satellite Images, GeoResGlobe for Lidar height maps and property ownership info, and finally qImagery for aerial photography. GeoResGlobe and qImagery are provided by the Queensland State Government and the State Archives, but most other Australian states will have their own versions.

​@@SunstateMetalDetectingI am on the Sunshine Coast but I know that I need to be a bit more scientific to avoid the obvious hot spots that have been dug to death . I enjoy your style of video. Cheers Jess

Thanks Jess!

lol! 🤣 There's nothing fake about this channel! Every find is as real as it gets.

Boom! 💥

I hadn't thought of that! It very well could be.

A shame, some abandoned sites can make for great treasure hunting!

Thanks for watching! 😁

Thank you kindly

I suppose it does 😅

I guess the shape must make them sound so good. Thanks for stopping by!

I agree with that.

Nice to have you along!

Nice results! I have a few old abandoned mines near me I'll have a go at one day. They're only coal mines, but you never know what you might find!

Thanks, you too!

Good to know, thanks! 👍

I think you got it!🐔 ring😂

@@NANA4bacon 💯

​@@NANA4bacon the 'S' is for small

I'll check it out!

I've always wondered that myself! I also wonder what the Catholic Sisters would have thought about their beach being used for such purposes after they left!

Let's go!

Thanks for watching! I love playing the guessing game, especially when I guess wrong and get something better instead! I've definitely found the amount of mineralization in the soil here plays a huge part in how the targets sound. There are some beaches and creeks with loads of black sand, and in those cases the TDI could be just about anything.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I like to represent metal detecting exactly as it is. It doesn't always go to plan! As for the rules and regulations, it varies depending on where you are. Here in Queensland, the only real no-go areas are State Forests, National Parks, Conservation Reserves and private property without permission. Other states have different rules. For example, NSW allows you to use a detector in State Forests with a permit. If you want to detect in parks, check with the by-laws of the local council. Most councils will allow you to use a detector, but might have rules about disturbing the soil.

I never seem to find many coin impressions, so it's nice to see one every once in a while!

Thanks! Finidng silver is such a rush!

Thanks!

I thought so too! Maybe the area has been picked mostly clean? I have another two school sites up my sleeve I'm hoping will yield better.

Indeed, and this park was full of it. I did, however, get one particularly nice find.

@@SunstateMetalDetecting That's cool. Congrats. I've been on a can slaw week so far.

Thanks!

Thanks! I hope to find many more

Wow, that's an awesome find! Well done 👌

See you then! Thanks for watching!

Good to know!

I get the itch too when I haven't been out for a while!

Good to see you again!

G'day, good thanks!

People often look at me strangely when they see me wearing long sleeve trousers and shirts in the heat of summer. I wear them all the time for exactly that reason.

I wish I was as smart as you. I'm the guy they see wearing shorts outside when it snows. All year around.

It has become a big problem everywhere, both in big cities and small towns.

So much truth to that

It sure is a problem

Interesting! I never knew you had anything other than the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar and dollar.

They were minted 1875 to 1878. They weren't a popular coin back then. Now, there pretty valuable if you can happen to find one. I haven't seen any one dig one up yet. We also have a Trime a Silver three cent Coin. A Beautiful 2 Cent Coin also. All of these are on my Bucket List. There's older Coins back east I'll never find living on the west side of the States. Take Care

Thanks for watching!