An out of the blue opportunity to spend the summer of 1995 in a beach house led to the purchase of a Tesoro Silver Sabre II metal detector, and a metal detecting journey began. Since then, Brian has founded a club at the high school where he's taught for over 20 years, written multiple articles for the now defunct Western & Eastern Treasures magazine, published a book on metal detecting, taught metal detecting classes to teen and adult learners, and has been guiding clients on metal detecting hunts in the field. We like to call them "Dirt Fishing Adventures."
A man on Long Island, NY "found" a rare Lamborghini in his living room.
Workers in Germany were putting in a sewer line for a house when they unearthed a 17th century cache of coins.
How in the world did a Faberge egg end up somewhere in the American Midwest unidentified and being sold for scrap?
A woman in Australia "accidentally" found a gold nugget worth $20,00. Why can't that happen to me?
Recently, the archies at Lexington & Concord National Park discovered bullets fired by the colonists at North Bridge.
lars Nielsen probably never thought he'd find something that rewrote Danish history, but his gold ring find just may do that.
Read the reviews:
" I pretty much thought I knew what I was doing. Until I read this book. " S. Borrelli
" I enjoyed this book. It wasn’t a dry, technical read but rather like having a conversation with an old friend. The author’s way of explanation was relatable and easy to follow. " P. Miller
" Best of the best with no hidden agenda trying to sell you something... Buy it, you will NOT regret it, and be glad you did. " Book Candy
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