HistoryDiggerZ

Here is a sight for sore eyes ... Built in 1863 in the middle of the Civil war. She stayed in service until 1957. Located in Lapeer Michigan. The stories that could be told.........

This is a pretty amazing video. What a fantastic find of a lifetime!

Man With Metal Detector Finds Treasure In The Woods. When He Opens The Box, His Girlfriend Almost Collapses A metal detecting adventure that turned into something totally unexpected.

Ok, I have always been fascinated by the thought or possibility of finding Civil War relics but nothing like this .......... =) H.H.

JOHN BANKS' CIVIL WAR BLOG: Fabulous Cold Harbor find: A 1,000-bullet crate of ammo What a great story... I cannot imagine the thrill Mr. Williams experienced with this find, as well as, many of the others. I would enjoy hearing of (and seeing)other artifacts that he has unearthed. My hat is off to all of the relic hunters who have helped tp preserve our history. John, thanks for b...

This was very exciting! We found an old turn of the century abandoned house that had burnt down years ago. Me and my hunting partner Dan Bobo decided to dig and sift the inside and pulled out hundreds of coins between the both of us. Some silver. I came out with 14 half dollars, 23+ quarters, nickels, dimes, and 250-300 pennies. A gold ring, A silver ring and a earing. Also, Brass knuckles, Marbles, Old bottle toppers and other odds and ends. Needless to say, Were not finished! H.H. =)

I got a lot of digging done today. I found a silver (plated) spoon marked 1847 Rogers Bros. 43 pennies, 1 quarter, and 5 dimes. Also, 4 cars (1 very old). Not to mention all the iron trash. I've never found so many pennies in one area. Time to rest the back.

87 ounce gold nugget (Nugget = understatement) worth $135,000 found in Australia. Wow, Just took metal detecting in my book to a whole new level. H.H. DiggerZ =)

After Being Forced Out by His Wife, This Man Found Something Worth Over $100k This is awesome.

There are a lot of reasons that people love to Metal Detect. Some people do it for the love of History. Some do it for the hope of treasure. While others do it for the love of coins and relics. Here is one example that covers all three (3). A 1901 S barber quarter found and then sold at auction. A metal detector hobbyist dream. Enjoy and Happy Hunting DiggerZ....... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp476YDAmis&feature=youtu.be

1901 S Barber Quarter. From Earth to Auction. I found a coin with my metal detector that changed my life. This is the mini documentary of my 1901 S Barber Quarter. From finding it in the ground to sellin...

Just a heads up DiggerZ. 1919 Mercury Dime (double die). Could be worth some money sense one has never been seen before. H.H. =)

New doubled die obverse confirmed on 1919 dime exciting collectors A newly confirmed doubled die obverse for a 1919 Winged Liberty Head dime has the specialty collecting community excited.