A Million Dollars laying on the beach | A Real Treasure Story 

After visiting with Jim I feel the same way

11 years and nothing???No gold rings or anything of value?That would suck.Are you sure you are doing it right?lol. Not really what I wanted to hear as I just purchased a minelab.I hope I don't have the same luck.

@@squierjason8726 I've found some cool stuff, but nothing worth money. I have literally never found any gold. I'm going to the beaches in Florida this summer though. Maybe my luck will change.

Location choice is as important as the equipment

Location location location…do your research, get some good permissions and you’ll find some goodies.

Even then I would keep quiet.

That’s how I am after listening to a friend of mine who told me there was gold in the creek behind my house. Well I’d be damned I got three chunks of crystallized placer gold in quartz. I let him have the one he pulled out. He was asked every day up to the day cancer took his life. I’ll get the rest out with in time. I’m In no hurry

You can’t ever be sure though

Can't camp on the beach 🤗

I saw it. I couldn’t breathe. Also another one to the right …😢

I woulda been like sorry moma but I got some work to do

I did see it.

A mom is worth more than a thousand tons of gold

I saw that too

👍 👍

Another humble pumper, being humble is not an attribute, it being so much less than being exceptional.

Jim is awesome

Humble, grrŕrrrr. That adjective always triggers me. We are exceptional, being humble is being subservient, slaves could be described as humble.

@@harryzero1566bet you’re fun at parties.

@@deee1979 parties aren't my thing, but you may have already guessed that.

Not a coin, he's not stupid, he would check his holes 😊

@@user-bn3ed4db3b dang! 😳I never said he was stupid. My understanding was this was made when he was new at detecting. He could have easily skipped the coin in his hole in the height of his excitement. I still think it’s a coin. 😉

Great eye! I see it!! I think you're right...thanks for pointing it out! xo

@@drfred1203 For a start, it's a part of a shell, not another coin, and you are assuming that he doesn't check his holes because he's a newby. It's just common sense to make sure you check to see if there's any more in the hole... even a child would.. I'm sure he checked, he's a grown man.

How did he not see that other one???

Thanks 👍

Found gold tooth not gold coin

And daytime too😁✌️

@@charlesjenkins615 lol. Absolutely

I was wondering if anyone else noticed that

@@bubbyhardy6135 Yep - saw it too. Even a possible third one.

Condolences Brother. My Dad just just passed April 2nd @ 90, and I'm broken. No matter how old they are when they pass, it seems like it's never long enough to share them. I'm broken. If we don't mention them, no one would know who they were or anything about them. By mentioning their name or telling a funny story or a little something about them, you introduce them to others who normally wouldn't have met them any other way. Keep introducing your Mom to others & thank you for introducing her to me. God Bless you & what's left of your family. 🥰😍😘

@@anthonydipippo380 I still use my mother's phrases. My kids are grown now but when they complain, I say what she use to say to Me, "You still have all your arms and legs, what are You complaining about?" She was awesome. You are correct. It's never enough time. I wish I had spent my younger years a little more thoughtful. Im trying to do it now with others. I think your content is great. Im glad I found it. Take care

@@Brando_Magnifico That's awesome. I don't know if your kids got to meet her, because as odd as that seems, my Dad's father died when he was 12. So he barely had a childhood, as he had to go to work being the oldest of 3 bothers & earned 15c a day to help out. He never go to go to a trade school or anything substantial due to his Dad's early passing. I never got to meet my Grandfather. It's funny your Mom used to say "you have your arms & legs" because unfortunately, I'm a 911 first responder, volunteer. I was a crane operator for 7 years down at ground zero & developed blood clots in my lung & heart. hat in turn blocked blood flow to my aorta, then iliac & femoral arteries. I wrote to Obama & every other crooked politician here in NY. I ended up losing both legs, rt 2014 & lft 2018. I came straight to this rehab center in 2018 & never went back home. The last time I saw Dad was my birthday 2 years ago, he came for 15 minutes, he hated seeing me like this. He gave me a kiss & said he would call me. We spoke every night since then unless there was a Giants game. He would get angry if anyone called during his football days & games. None of the politicians helped me, I still have all the letters from them, all bullshit. April 2nd his heart gave him problems & he passed, we buried him April 5th. I'm all messed up. I'm 56 with no family. :( Anyway, they wrote a book about my Dad & his band of brothers. He was dropped behind enemy lines in Berlin, Germany. After 25 years they declassified their mission & the book is named Special Forces Berlin: Clandestine Cold War Operations of the US Army's Elite, 1956-1990. Hug your kids & cherish what you have in life. I never had kids, I was too busy chasing fortune. I invented Pen Fishing Rods, mini fishing rods disguised as a pen. Take care of yourself & enjoy your life, thanks for introducing me to your Mom. :)

My brother died on his birthday about 2 years ago. He was 59 and long illness. But I thought what are the odds of dying on your own birthday. Apparently 1 in 365.

@@jeffreyphinney9659 condolences to you & your family.. Tell us a story about him, and introduce us to your brother. :)

Gold is amazing it doesnt oxidize unlike other metals stays nice and shiny for ever .

I agree!

Sometimes that’s all it takes!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks Marc

Today is the day!

Found some copper sheeting with square holes in it, steel hunting daily from south Melbourne beach to Wabaso

They sell cheap versions of these coins at the gift shop by the bridge to the beach near where I live we buy a few hundred every year before tourist season starts and scatter them all over the popular beach accesses and when we see these old folks with the metal detectors we follow them and throw the coins in front of their path it’s great fun

Thanks!

Thanks Ross

Thanks for joining!

Many thanks!

Jim is a great guy!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Brandon!!

Thank you!

Thank you! It was a lot of work making it and It’s nice to see people enjoying it

Jimmy is a great dude!!

Thanks Tom!

I'm going to look for 1715;fleet gold

Thanks Barb

I agree and thank you!

Thanks Tim! I worked really hard on it