My wife lands a permission search of a 1925 house and this house ended up being loaded with finds. Part one, we find coins and other relics from the past. In this video, part two, an epic find is made at the end-of-the-day. One dig after another, I pull out a piece of the past. This was once in a lifetime and a metal detecting hunt I'll never forget in this permission search. We learn about trade tokens from long ago and then we discover a city long forgotten. This is truly a remarkable video you will want to see. Thanks for watching COPTECH. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:43 First Token 1:56 Token #2 6:00 Twofer 10:00 Slow Motion 12:07 Maysland, Fla 13:51 Maps Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

This is the beginning of an extraordinary find at this 1925 permission search. There was so much found metal detecting with my Equinox 800 and that I had to split the day hunt up into two videos. In this video, you will see wheat pennies, silver, and more recovered. One of the coolest relics was a circa 1910 men's cufflink I found in the front yard. It still holds the beauty it demanded back in the day. The dancing alien also makes an appearance on the third wheat penny found. At the end-of-the-day, an amazing discovery is made that took me on a journey of discovery. Unfortunately, it was just too long to include it in this video so don't miss the discovery next week in part two. I can tell you I put more time, research, and phone calls into this saved relic so mark your calendar for the next COPTECH video. I had to skip a COPTECH video in the episode and part two because it was just way too long. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:46 Flag Markers 3:44 Mercury Dime 8:21 1909 Wheat 10:01 Cufflink 13:30 Top 19:14 One More cast Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

My detector broke and I sent it out for repair so I was out of action for 3 weeks. My friend picked up a 1970 Jetco Treasure Hawk detector for me so I decided to take it out for a hunt. It still worked great and I was able to find some coins and bling on the hunt. This machine is loud and makes some crazy sounds you have got to hear. Have you ever used a vintage detector? At the end of the video is one of the craziest police stories you will ever hear so don't miss the COPTECH Vault. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:29 Friend gets detector 3:34 First Find 5:56 Nickel 7:59 Earring 12:02 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

I go metal detecting at Clearwater Beach during Spring Break and it was packed with a ton of metal detectorists. I counted 12 just in the area I was in. It was about 15 minutes and then I got a target ID of 2. It took me three attempts to get it up and I discovered it was a 24" gold chain. I searched for another four hours and found some change and other cool items. Remember at the end of the video is the COPTECH Vault story. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:22 Gold Chain 3:14 Ray 6:38 Skate Board 10:32 Singing Paul 12:00 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G are listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

Metal detecting tips and tricks for the beginner and we start out in a grass parking lot. One coin after another and I discuss some of the tips you will need to make your hunts more successful. You will see me do a live dig and pop out a ring that had been lost long ago. This is a great video to watch for someone starting out and new to the hobby. The day ends with me finding seven small horse head charms in one hole. How crazy is that? As promised, the video ends with a COPTECH Vault story from my 32 years as a police officer. Thanks for watching COPTECH. Chapters 0:00 Intro 3:07 First Find 5:46 Ring Find 9:00 Brass Knob 11:00 Horse Charm 12:12 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G are listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

My metal detecting friend Buddy makes the switch to the XP ORX going wireless and it's a few laughs watching him make the leap. We end up on a permission search of a house built in 1935 and it was the perfect place for Buddy to use his new metal detector. During the search, I find an amazing 1891 V-Nickel buried next to a sidewalk. Ending the day, Buddy finds a wheat penny and he was pleased with his new toy. Just proves, you can teach an old dog a new trick. Thanks for watching COPTECH! Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:50 Buddy 2:15 First Dig 5:39 Buddy Again 6:57 V-Nickel 13:35 Wheatie Found 13:54 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G are listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

I went metal detecting on some property I searched seven years earlier. This time, I found some coins under the porch. Those big cracks on the front porch were just big enough for some silver coins over the decades to fall through. Searching for them was more than what I bargained for as I crawled on the ground and bumped my need a few times getting up. Thanks for watching COPTECH and don't forget to watch the COPTECH Vault video at the end. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:46 First Find 3:53 Silver Dime 8:18 Round Found 10:00 Wheat Penny 13:39 Wrap Up 17:13 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

This is a must-see video as it's an amazing collection after metal detecting for 35 years. This is John's collection and I had the opportunity to meet John last year when I was metal detecting. Several months ago I had the opportunity to see his collection and listen to some of his metal detecting stories. Most of his collection was found with Fisher Research Labs detectors. Russ Balbirona, from Fisher, gives John a very special message on his amazing collection. Please take the time to leave a personal comment for John and let him know what you think about his collection. #Fisher @Fisher Research Labs #AmazingCollection Thanks for watching this special edition COPTECH video! Music by Nowyouknow - Have A Good Mourning - https://thmatc.co/?l=B06A640D Music by Brodie Love - Well - https://thmatc.co/?l=2D2473BB Music by DIIPSILENCE - Galaxy - https://thmatc.co/?l=4F26709F Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:27 Talking Machines 4:35 Seven Up Tag 6:06 Coins 8:54 Buttons 16:47 Fisher Message Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.

It pays to do a little scouting for some future digs and just not take off on a random search. Find a local resident or old friend who knows the area to get an idea for possible metal detecting trips. This day, I went out with an old schoolmate who knew the history going back to the 1800's. We focused on several areas and did a few test digs along the way. I even got a chance to show him how the detector and pinpointer works. I found no less than 5 sweet spots I'll be going back to when time permits. Remember at the end of this video is a COPTECH Vault story and thanks for watching. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:24 First Location 1:25 Test Dig 2:10 Second Shell Casing 3:16 Double Dig 5:48 Second House 7:09 COPTECH Vault Keep up with COPTECH at: www.coptech81.com Links to Equipment Use by Double G is listed on the website. Please visit for additional information and a gallery of photographs. COPTECH is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Please make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Comments are always welcomed, good or bad. You can also contact me at coptech81@gmail.com. About COPTECH: As a retired law enforcement officer, I decided to combine my experience and hobby of metal detecting into a series of videos that take you on a journey. Each video will leave you learning about history one dig at a time.