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Thanks for your support and watching the video. Much appreciated.

I am thinking it is from an old musket, but didn't do any in depth research on it yet. I have a few bullets and musket balls I want to research more on.

Thanks Trail! I find detecting helps me relax too. Thanks for all your positive support to this channel.

I am going to try soon, have to bring my machine out. See if there is anything juicy or worthwhile under it.

@treasuresleuthbc make a video lol that would be neat if there was. Hey im curious is you know of a metal detector that can be dropped im deep water off a boat but give a signal to a person on the surface. Ive tracked down a treasure and i think i know where it is.

A lot of the treasure hunters are using magnetometers or image scanning devices. It would be nice to have an underwater drone that has a metal detector attached to it, and a claw hand or two, to grab objects. As far as a detector mounted on a boat shooting signal down into the water, in my opinion I don't think that would be all that effective at this point in time with technology (on most standard detectors). You'd probably want the drone, or a diver going down with a detector. Most conventional metal detectors will have depth limitations on dirt or sand, some maybe go 6" down in depth, some up to 18" or more depending on the size of the object as well. Technology is always improving, there may be a machine out there that can be pulled by a boat and shoot signal into the water and get exact read outs of metal composition, location, etc., but I haven't come across anything like that yet. I know on the Oak Island Show one of the seasons two guys showed up claiming they had military grade satellite imagery of the island and pinpointed areas where metals would be. I never really saw anything come of it. Some treasure hunters also use dowsing rods to locate various minerals (silver, gold, copper), but I haven't seen any real proof or evidence myself that it actually does work, but maybe it does, I just haven't seen anything yet to convince me. If you do think you know where a treasure is, keep it to yourself, if you tell anyone, make sure you can trust them. Greed does stuff to people head and their thinking. I hope that helps you. If anyone else is reading this and a treasure hunter, feel free to chime in if you have an opinion on this.

@treasuresleuthbc oh its more of a treasure of history not so much gold value. The drone idea is genius actually

SHHHH it is a secret. lol :)

@@treasuresleuthbc 😂😂 Which one is it...i live on the island.

Dan's the man.

Yes, please feel free to check out the store, if payment is received I always ship the items out. If you are more interested in jewellery over coins and tokens, message me on the site that I have I can direct you to all the jewellery listings. Regardless if you buy something or not I really appreciate your support of the channel Mandy. Thank you!

Ya that was weird to see Japan on the weight. I have fished for years and never saw a sinker like that. Maybe a tourist used it to fish and lost it?

It did find a good home. A young boy on the beach came up asking what I was doing. I showed it to him. He said he collects those cars but doesn't have McQueen. I told him to ask his mom if it's okay, she said "yes." So he gave it a new home. I classified it as a pay-it-forward.

That hot rock you found today is pretty cool.

A strong magnet will stick to it.

Good theory, I have found rail road spikes on the same beach, but no history of RR in the immediate area. I often wondered if a barge with a train washed up. Another theory is slag from people pouring, or working with metal on a beach.

@@treasuresleuthbc I've never considered the beach being used for pouring. It seems so obvious now. I think you nailed it there.

Good guess, but don't think it's a meteorite. But who knows?

Found lots meteorite rocks today on the beach

Thanks for watching from the US Ray. You could do that, but keep in mind in the target ID video it is air testing. A target ID on an object can sound different in the ground covered for years in dirt and sand, compared to an air test. Not uncommon at all to be working a beach and the target ID shows one number, but when I get it out, it has adjusted on the target ID. I will also never forget a detectorist (youtuber) using a nox800 on a beach, he was in all metal, and deep down he was getting that hum-hum-hum like iron trash sound. He started digging it up, as he exposed it more and more the target ID changed, the hum-hum-hum started going away. He ended up digging a gold necklace. My advice is investigate as many targets as possible. Sometimes what we think may be trash, can turn out to be treasure. But with that said, sometimes we can find ourselves in a park working some grass and fill was brought in to level the ground many years back. It can be trashy, lots of small trash objects. You may want to in that case notch your machine out, or instead of notching, make a mental note of it, and pass it by if you keep getting the same trash target ID.

Thanks for you input, Anthony. I will definitely search around the area more even higher up in elevation. Interesting theory with the old mine. Unfortunately don't have access to lidar, but it is something I would like to add to the arsenal of tools.

That's awesome John. Cobble Hill is a nice area, between Mill Bay and Duncan. You're also not far from Victoria, just have to go over the Hat. I hope you enjoy being back on the Island. Maybe down the road we can connect, do some panning or detecting.

@@treasuresleuthbcI will buy lunch.

Thanks 👍

True that.

Hey thanks for tuning in from South Africa and recently subscribing. I really appreciate it.

That's what I was thinking, or Peruvian.

Yes it would be interesting to find out.

Glad you enjoyed the hunt. I will always welcome a day like that over a day of pulltabs and pennies. lol

Very interesting Max, thanks for letting me know. If you get a chance check out the other short vid I did going up stream a little. Found two more interesting rocks with possible shapes/symbols, but still uncertain if they are natural, or man-made. Also if you are out exploring the west coast around Tofino, there is legend of a Spanish Galleon going down around there.

Thanks for the input Trail. Very interesting theories you have. Much appreciated.

I've heard that theory before. Thanks for sharing your input.

Thanks for watching the vid. Yes, and is that X one of many, and all together (if there are more found), converge into a single point? It raises many questions.

haha! Never really thought of it from that angle. lol

Thanks bud. I was checking out your latest vid, really nice hunt you had.