Metal Detecting Sidewalk Curb Strips for Early 1880's Coins | How to do it right and get MORE Yards 

In this METAL DETECTING video the RELIC RANGERS (Andrew and Virginia) go sidewalk curb strip hunting. Using old maps and research, they door knock a newer house to gain access to the older yards! EPIC.

Curb strips hold so many Good Targets! Great finds guys.

Let’s go, let’s go treasure and adventure🇺🇸👵💕🎉✌️🌎🌺

Got my popcorn and pop ready for this.

Like the use of the old film. Some interesting finds up too. Best wishes from wet windy darkest Lancashire. England.

Great hunt and awesome finds God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil

Great hunt you two. I'm jealous, we are snowy and frozen in my neck of the woods.

The intro is so funny! Maybe, you’re afraid to try to bowl😂 Love it! Great hunt

That was fun. Little Rosie was just a pair of glasses peeping out from under a hood. Must have been cold. Swap you we have been doing heatwave 34-35 for a week now I'm starting to go troppo. I liked that 100 club badge. Looked really neat. There must be varieties in those tax tokens you could collect. Nice to see you out and about playing well together.

Nice hunt you two! Nice variety of coins and nice job on the cool Token! HH!

Great video and great finds. New sub here! Happy hunting and good luck from Jim and Mason out of New Hampshire USA

Nice finds!

Absolutely love your videos. Looked like a great hunt!

Great video

I love sidewalk strips. They are city owned. So legal to detect unless city has laws against it. I look for long fence lines along the sides of houses, business that are closed on weekends, homes for sale no one there, and gras strips that clearly the owner does not maintain the city strip. Tall weeds or dead dirt strips. I hit all of those. That way 99% of the time no one says a word. If it's a good stretch I put on the florescent safety vest and hardhat and detect it. They assume you are doing your job and don't bother you. But yes it can be a touchy situation.

Sidewalk strips are on right of way privately owned in many cities good to ask the homeowner first.

You guys from the longbeach area by any chance i lived there for several years my mom still lives there on the sandridge end of cranberry road

I'm afraid to lean how to metal detect, can you teach me!

You need permission on a public easement? I don't think you do actually, unless detecting is prohibited in the jurisdiction without it.

Great finds! Little Rosie, get on out the and give that bowling 🎳 a try 😊