
Whats the best item you have found on your beach.
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- Danzigman
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One Gold from Last year.. Lady gave 110 £ i reward for finders fee.. A few silver rings come up to..


Keep the aluminium cans; you could weigh them in! 

You could weigh in the girl Tomcat posted a picture of as well. Probably a few quids worth of silicone there.
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When I was a kid I found a champagne cork with a silver cap and an embossed swastika on the top that was on st Ives harbour beach.
I lost it years ago but I would love to know if it was from the third reich.
I lost it years ago but I would love to know if it was from the third reich.

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Started detecting feb 2011
Started detecting feb 2011
ive never really detected beaches... id rather fish.
maybe ar get michelle to lug the sov and rods down the beach next time mich can go mackerel fishing and i can wander round with the detector....

maybe ar get michelle to lug the sov and rods down the beach next time mich can go mackerel fishing and i can wander round with the detector....



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Got a pound coin on holiday in Cornwall last week lol and a wee bit of odd jewellery that I haven't cleaned up yet,not got any close beaches so don't often get the chance
hi all...
apart from gold rings..my best find was a Henry III Irish long cross penny..
apart from gold rings..my best find was a Henry III Irish long cross penny..

Flippin' heck! Save some for the rest of us mate!the barnacle wrote:had a few gold over the yrs.

I love beach detecting, sand's so easy to clean off and I still get a buzz from finding a 50p or £1 coin.
My best find is only an old, possibly silver ring with a few pink glass stones in it, looks pretty old, must post it on here soon to get an ID though I always get disappointed when I'm told its just modern steel


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- metalmicky
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The best beach find was this spanish gold florin, when i was only 14 yrs old. It was a holiday with grandfather, and we went to praa sands in cornwall for a day. 34 yrs ago in october and it was very quiet. I had a c scope bfo , found nothing then it was time to go home, so walking back to the car dragging the detector behind me, one more signal and there it was. We went to the museum with it and they said 16th century alfonso 5th, probably off a spanish wreck. I had it mounted and worn it ever since.
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- Danzigman
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Could be fun to find out if there is ever found more coins like yours.. I mean Spanish Wreck.. COuld be loads to be found..Have you ever returned to the spot ?? Exciting..metalmicky wrote:The best beach find was this spanish gold florin, when i was only 14 yrs old. It was a holiday with grandfather, and we went to praa sands in cornwall for a day. 34 yrs ago in october and it was very quiet. I had a c scope bfo , found nothing then it was time to go home, so walking back to the car dragging the detector behind me, one more signal and there it was. We went to the museum with it and they said 16th century alfonso 5th, probably off a spanish wreck. I had it mounted and worn it ever since.

- metalmicky
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Not been back since, Danzigman. I remember the beach must of had a big shift of sand, as there was an unusual sand bank, in the middle of the bay, and it was on top of the bank about 1cm under. Bodmin museum said it was the second one to be found in the country. So in early 80's i had it valued, and because it is slightly worn on fleur de lis side it is worth £500 . If it was in good nick all round it would of been worth £5000
. Perhaps i should go for a week in the winter, i remember it like yesterday. I suppose i need a permit now.

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Best beach find. An Olympic gold medal, from the days they really were gold, 9ct.
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