As of today, I changed my YouTube Channel name from COPTECH to Double G Digs. With new branding, computer and software, I hope to bring you some of the best metal detecting videos loaded with tips & tricks. 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 Gary Gross: 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.

The truth about metal detecting is that you aren't always finding cool relics and old coins. In fact a majority of your digs will be some sort of trash. It takes a lot of planning and research to find the right spot. There are times you get lucky on a location but not too often. What you will see here is a two hour period of me finding junk and one penny. A real perspective of a typical digging day. I think my goal this day was to find some shade and the location just didn't produce. I felt it's important for you to see this and that not every day is loaded with wheat pennies and silver. Be sure to watch the COPTECH Vault at the end of the video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:20 Cabinet Knob 2:49 Second find 3:55 Trash 4:30 More Junk 5:35 Massive Hunk of junk 7:50 Big Junk 9:44 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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 found some shade trees in Ft. Meade in the heat of the summer and decided to give it a swing. I popped out a few interesting items using my Equinox 800 and but the big surprise was just about my last dig. I dug a mangled spoon and thought how weird it looked all bent up. Once I got home and cleaned the dirt off of it, I discovered it was a Little Miss Muffin baby spoon. It was actually sold with a bend in the handle giving it this unique look. Best of all, it was sterling silver from around 1930. At the end of the video is the COPTECH Vault special so be sure and check that out. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:28 Penny 0:42 Strange Object 1:27 Water Hose End 2:18 Hunk of Junk 3:17 Pendant and Chain 4:49 Little Miss Muffin Spoon 7:21 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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 this metal detecting adventure, I decided to go to St. Pete. Beach in search of some bling. It wasn't long before I had a ring in the scoop. I also show you how to fix a bent ring which is always helpful. In the end, I found some change, earrings and other cool items so it was well worth the trip to the beach. Be sure to check out the COPTECH Vault at the end of the video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:40 First Scoop 2:40 Ring 4:28 Jim Parry 6:37 Sticker Board 9:26 Earring 10:45 Penny 15:26 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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.

You won't see me in this video find any relics, wheat pennies or silver. Five different locations of just finding junk. So many people just see the awesome finds metal detectors find but they see the bad days or how many times they dug before they popped out a Morgan Silver Dollar. The point is, you are going to have days like this and the most important thing to do is to keep your head up. Look at each day as way together better at your craft and learn how you can make it better the next time. Never give up! Don't forget that at the end of this video is the COPTECH Vault. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:30 First Find 1:52 Unknown Junk 2:32 Different location 3:26 Toy Car 3:57 Third Location 5:00 Fourth Location 5:55 Lighter 6:20 Fifth Location 7:32 Shotgun Round 8:48 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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.

Buddy and I went the next week to the same location that I had previously found two Morgan Silver Dollars. Buddy finds a sweet relic from WW1. It was a Gen. John J. Pershing token from 1918. I found a 37mm flare end and a few clad coins. We had a great time metal detecting this 1918 house and hopefully will get a chance to go back soon. Don't forget the COPTECH vault story at the end of the video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:20 Quarter 2:04 Surface find of a dime 3:04 Buddy finds token 5:53 Buddy finds two wheats in the same hole 8:32 Marbel 9:15 Buddy finds a wheat 10:38 Gas Filter 13:33 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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.

One of my best finds so far for 2021 and it is truly amazing so don't miss this video. I got permission to go metal detecting at this 1918 house and it was loaded. The lot was so big I had to call for backup and Brandon Carmichael came over to help me out. We both found some awesome relics and coins. As a bonus, this is also a Halloween theme video so you may see a few ghosts and goblins throughout the video and hear some strange voices. We had a blast hunting and I know the video is a little longer than most but it's well worth the watch. We found much more than what's in the video but I had to edit out some to keep it under 30 minutes. Relics, silver coins, thimbles, funny looking ashtrays, bottles, and much more so was found so sit back and enjoy. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:15 Introducing Brandon Carmichael 1:48 Mini Toy Gun 3:16 Shotgun Round 5:14 Cross Pen 5:39 Spanish Real Story 7:20 Token 8:47 Silver Thimble 9:49 Spoon 11:50 Flare 12:34 First Key 13:16 Two Morgan Silver Dollars 18:20 Bottle 19:04 Fish Ashtray 20:25 Bottle 21:40 Second Key 21:54 Make-up Compact 22:08 Two More Bottles 23:10 Mercury Dime 24:00 Wheat Penny - 1956 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 Gary: 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.

A late evening call to go metal detecting with my new backup detector, Vanquish 440 didn't go so well. It kept shutting off on me when I laid it down. The lot I was at was about to be completely blocked off for construction so time was not on my side. I was able to find a few items before the downpour and afterward. I ended up with a complete refund on the Vanquish and got a Fisher F44 as my new backup detector. Thanks for watching and don't forget the COPTECH Vault at the end of the video. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:40 The Lot 2:20 First Find 2:41 First Time Cutting Off 3:01 Decal 4:59 Reviews Cutting Off 6:15 The Rain 11:05 Water Hose Nozzle 13:59 COPTECH Vault 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 Gary: 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 took a three-day vacation to Melrose, Florida to do some freshwater metal detecting with my Equinox 800. I was doing pretty good at Melrose Bay Park finding one coin after another. The next three locations after this were old swimming holes and I'm sure had been untouched and the probability was great for a ring. The sad thing is, after the first spot, my Nox leaked and that was it for the hunt. What a disappointment it was. The lesson I learned was I should have brought a backup detector. Minelab did repair the Nox and I'm back to swinging but I was out of action for 4 1/2 weeks. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:46 First Coin Dime 2:07 Penny 3:17 Quarter 5:38 K-9 Swiming 8:47 Water Damage 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 Gary: 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.