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Thy Ring and Necklace Comfort Me Not Just Jewelry | Metal Detecting Treasure Teresa Noeller and I got together and the Epic Adventures that awaited us began to unfold. Damn it has been fun as hell so far. We were constantly working and digging for the first two years. We have dug several copper rings over […]
Old Coin Holder One Bucket List Item Down Yours truly, Kelly Noeller Epic Adventures has another bucket list item down. My recent discovery was a Antique Brass Coin Holder. Nowadays these are known as a coin purse. However, in yesteryear’s past it was actually called a coin case. These were made of Brass, Sterling, Nickel […]
What’s The Best Bang for your Buck I know you folks have heard me say, only buy what your pocket book can afford. So if your pocket book cant afford the Lesche Digger System by WWMFG, then wait till your next paycheck, you will be glad you did. i had been through so many hand […]
Epic Treasure Hunter No Machine One thing we enjoy doing during the winter months is checking out all the local antique stores. We don’t have time to browse during the digging season. By local, I mean a few hours radius drive from our home in Cameron, Missouri. Folks, you can have a lot of family […]
1776 Colonial Dollar Coin This 1776 Colonial Dollar, sometimes referred to as a Continental Dollar. This coin is special as it has the word Currency misspelled as “Currency”. It that was dug about nine inches down and it rang up as “pewter” with a touch of silver. I know this because my XP DEUS was […]
“White Metal” Tokens and Medals Here’s some history knocking on the door of knowledge. “White Metal” Tokens and Medals may be far and few between to discover, yet I’ve unearthed two examples in the above picture. The best way to know if you have found one, is if you can gently bend it with your fingers. Don’t go all vise grip on […]
Let’s back up a step Dressing for success just like a True Treasure Hunter does. Not only do you need a machine but there’s a few other “Tools of the Trade”. A hand digger, pinpointer, shovel and a belt with a pouch on it. You can see by the above picture of my setup. So your machine […]
Permission At A Must Ok, you have completed your R&I, remember I said it meant (Research and Investigation). Now your ready to find a property to metal detect. First you have to decide what type of Treasure Hunter you are. The three types are, 1. Social Guru 2. Hermit Wonderer or 3. True Loot Hunter. The key point here is, […]
Back in the Dig Zone After E passed away, a divorce and a career change. I did some serious soul searching. There was just something missing, I’m a Treasure Hunter, its what I do. A friend of mine had a Whites for sale so I bought it off of him and never looked back since. I was a Parks Director […]
Farm and Ranch Hand to Outdoor Excursions I grew up in a time when a dollar was a dollar and as a farm and ranch hand, there wasn’t a whole lot of them around. I learned a great deal from my Father Richard Noeller, who taught me how to stretch one and how to fix things around […]
What is my Metal Detector of Choice I have been asked that question once, I’ve been asked it a thousand times. I’ve posted this question and been asked this question on my facebook group, MDoA many times. Folks here’s the deal, your first choice better be what your pocket book can afford and here’s why. […]
What Am I Gonna Be, When I Grow Up If my great grandmother Vera Arnold “E” and grandmother, “her daughter” Jane Harvey aka Monna hadn’t planted in my head that I was gonna do great things then I don’t know who to blame. E told me as a kid, we was related to Jesse James somehow, she couldn’t remember how she […]
Metal Detecting is a Great Way to Learn History Native American Maps on Copper Plates? A treasure hunter in Missouri or Kansas will likely find a hammered copper plate at some point. This is another great example of why metal detecting is so awesome. This copper plate was the result of early Native American’s documenting […]
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