Metal Detecting Vintage School - What In the World Did I Find? Minelab Equinox 

Thanks for watching William!

thanks for watching allan!

Thanks for watching Shane! I enjoy IHP's just as much as the shiny ones.

Thanks for watching and happy hunting up there in the Big Apple area!

Thanks for watching Danny. Yep, that 50 cent piece had me baffled until I saw Kennedy's face, thought it was a token at first.

Thanks for watching Andruw!

Well, you learn something new every day. The only thing I could think of was a finial from a piece of furniture or a fence. Thanks for watching!

You know Dustan, I hadn't thought of that, thanks for bringing it up AND thanks for watching!

Certainly makes sense Steve, thanks for the information and for watching!

Don, I've been doing some googling trying to figure it out, but haven't found an exact match yet. The style of wrestling singlet would definitely suggest early 1900's though. I'm in Central Iowa and Iowa has a rich wrestling tradition. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, subbing, and asking this important question Bob. When I first started in 2018 I was swinging a Fisher F22, a real nice and simple machine for $225. The tech has really improved for the price though since then. If I were you I would consider a Nokta Simplex or a Minelab Vanquish which comes in three different models and prices. Both are great turn on and go machines and will find you anything I'm finding.