todays beach finds

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todays beach finds

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gave the beach another go still not the best place for finds as u will see from my picture but some good did come from it:) as got speaking to a friendly metal detectorist and he gave me the details for a local club

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couple of good storms should stir things up a bit so you can Get to the good stuff.
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i hope so m8:) there must be some goodies on that beach some place lol seen couple ppl with detectors on that beach over last month and they all sed same as me not really had any luck yet was really windy today tho so was hard to detect
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just keep swining m8 thats all we can do
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cheers m8 same to u aswell:) and also good luck on getting ur permisson am sure it will come along soon for the both of us then we can get out and do some good land detecting
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i had over 7 quid off st annes beach this morning with the 305 on wet sand. i found a pendant but stupidly forgot to closely search for the chain !
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mosstrooper wrote:i had over 7 quid off st annes beach this morning with the 305 on wet sand. i found a pendant but stupidly forgot to closely search for the chain !
still some good finds tho m8 i would of loved to come home with 7 quid and a pendant this morning gives u some think to look out for on ur nxt hunt:)
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i think ive sussed out st annes beach and where the coins are. the 305 is good for 1 pound coins. a tid of 32 is almost always a pound coin. if your not hitting coins on your beach you need to move around and vary your search. i have found that eventually by switchin search across the beach you will eventually find where they are. might have another go tomorrow and look for that chain. i might try blackpool tomorrow as well.
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thanks for the tips m8 i will be sure to try some new spots on nxt time im down my local beach:) also good luck with finding the chain to go with ur pendant am sure there will be finds at blackpool beach aswell its a popular place will look forward to seeing some pics of ur finds soon
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Post by flyboys »

Hi,
Even when you have a session that only produces s-crap at least its rubbish that is off our beaches. That said ALL beaches have goos items buried and its only a matter of time and practice until you you dig something exiting.
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flyboys wrote:Hi,
Even when you have a session that only produces s-crap at least its rubbish that is off our beaches. That said ALL beaches have goos items buried and its only a matter of time and practice until you you dig something exiting.
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yer thats true m8 i like to think of it as putting my help in towards us getting the blue flag beach award lol the beaches go on for miles and miles the tide comes in twice a day so there is going to be loads stuff under the sand like u say its just finding it and getting lucky i guess
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