Ooff! What a find! Amazing discovery.

Another fantastic find that furthers our knowledge of the past.
All power to the finder.

Well I use a mini digger from Regton. It’s very lightweight but strong and can be easily carried all day. Had one for years.
Relatively cheap too, so if you want to buy something else later on, you haven’t broken the bank.

OMG… What a find!

At last! A positive press for once. We, as a detecting hobby are not perfect but the indisputable truth is, most of the great discoveries of the last thirty years in this country have been made by detector users, so it is about time we received the recognition that we are well overdue.

Assuming that this coin is the real deal. Then it is an incredible stroke of luck and a wondrous find of a lifetime.

A question... Do PAS now speak for Metal Detecting?

Dendro_Tom wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 9:11 pm If you own your own home you cannot detect in your garden (privately owned land) but if you live in a council house (publicly owned land) you should be OK to detect you own garden.

Exactly this! This is lunacy.

That doesn’t make any sense

Wow!

I’ve got this in hardback!

Disappointing to read such a negative piece when there is so much to be proud of as regards our hobby. You only have to look at the hundreds of finds reported and logged on PAS to see that these thieves using metal detectors are a minuscule minority of a hobby that has, more than any other means, ma...

We have just got the okay to go back to our permission. But what is actually available to detect I won’t know until I get there.

So glad that I took the chance to go and visit Rome last year. It was just, well, incredible! Having found my share of Roman coins, this was like coming home. History buffs like us just lose it in a place like Rome. It just oozes history from every pore. At the back of the forum, and palatine hill, ...

The plumber... Mike Yewbend!!