In this video, I take my grandson Alex who was visiting from Pennsylvania, and we go metal detecting. He had never been before so I take him to a house built in 1925. I had been looking at this house for a while and finally got permission from the owner. I also purchased a new Fisher F44 for Alex to use and it would also be my backup detector. Allex found wheat pennies and other cool items on this 1 1/2 hour trip. The heat was just a little too much this morning but we had a great time finding some treasure. I hope you enjoyed the video and if so, consider sharing it and subscribing. The following day, I went back and found some old, old coins so keep an eye out for that video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:47 Ethics 3:52 First Find 5:36 Coin 8:29 Canadian Coin 9:30 Mystery Ring 11:43 Three Coins in the hole 18:40 dime 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 stopped at this amazing old 1900 house when I saw the owner out walking his dog. I asked for permission and it was that simple. A hurricane was on its way to Florida so my time was limited and the rain would arrive early in the morning. The first find was a broken necklace and later on, I found this amazing letter opener. It was long before the rain came and shut me down from metal detecting. I'll be back with my Equinox 800 and I am sure there is plenty more to be found. be sure to watch the COPTECH Vault at the end of this video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:27 First Find 2:54 More of the chain 5:25 Key 7:44 Shell casing 9:50 Toy Car 10:50 Letter Opener 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.

This metal detecting video covers a few tips on how to detect near a sidewalk. This sidewalk was loaded with coins up and down each side. You will also see me find a rare silver souvenir spoon by the sidewalk and the ties it has to Switzerland. This is a great video for beginners and advances metal detectorists. The Minelab Equinox 800does not disappoint in this episode. Also, be sure to watch the highly requested segment, COPTECH Vault at the end of the video. Thanks so much for watching and if you enjoyed this video, please take the time to subscribe, like, and share. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:16 First Find 2:28 Second coin 3:09 Camera Mount Breaks 3:35 Silver Spoon 6:25 Softshell Turtle 8:28 Big Dime 9:52 Sticker of the week 14:13 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.

On a location scout around town, I found this house and did a quick test finding around 15 coins. I returned back a few months later and found a few more plus an old mini stove burner. I also hit another location that I asked permission for using my business card. Those cards are such a great tool to help you secure permission. At the end of the video is the COPTECH Vault story. Thanks for watching. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:57 First Find 1:41 Spade 3:01 Shotgun Round 4:10 Dog tag 4:40 Burner 6:55 Surface Find 8:23 root penny 10:02 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.

Here is a quick trailer for some upcoming videos thru October. #VideoShort 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 get permission to search this old farm house on the Combee Road Settlement in Polk County, Florida. Using my Equinox 800, I find a little of this and that but no old coins. I did find a vintage Boston Nozzle and 30/06 bullet along with some change. You just never know who beat you to a hot spot. At the end of the video is the COPTECH Vault story and a new segment highlighting a decal. Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing to the channel. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:08 First Find 2:37 Bullet 7:00 Boston Nozzle 8:45 Key 9:04 Artic Diggers Decal 13:38 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 short review of the Excalibur Sir Kay XLT shovel. Being that's it's built to last forever and it's 40" tall made it perfect for me. I couldn't find anything negative about this shovel. Sharp...good looking...functional...and ultra-light weighing in at 3.25 lbs. If you are looking for a shovel, I'd go to Excalibur Shovels and check it out. Best of all they are handcrafted in the USA. Link: https://www.excaliburshovels.com Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:39 First View 1:09 History 2:00 First Dig 2:52 Using as a cane 5:17 Grandson 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 video contains several different magnet fishing trips and a variety of finds. The lesson learned in this video is to never give up and keep on slinging. It's so similar to bass fishing and as you pull the magnet in, you fill that bump just like a bass hitting a lure. I threw in some of my old bass fishing videos in this video as an example. In the end, I find some crazy items so sit back, watch and enjoy Double G slinging away. As always, at the end of the video is a COPTECH story. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:18 First Sling 2:19 Tie Down 4:14 Quote 6:14 Lick-A-Snatchee 9:43 Push Up Roller 13:07 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 picked up a really cool-looking vintage Whites Nugget Master metal detector at Myers Metal Detectors in Tampa, Fla. This detector is massive and has two large displays. Shortly afterward, I picked up a second detector as a backup and it was the Fisher F44. I took them both out on the same day for a short test run and it was a blast. The sound for the Whites Nugget Master is so loud and annoying. This is an awesome video showing just how technology has changed and how the guys back in the day had to carry these heavy detectors. Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments below. Thanks for watching this COPTECH video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:17 Going over the dials 3:04 Drop Detector 4:15 First Find 8:45 Fisher F44 13:45 mini ruler 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.