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The fine art of metal detecting gets a whole lot sexier when you read about what they found, like the retired businessman who unearthed the mother lode of Viking gold and silver artifacts dating back more than 1,000 years. Derek McLennan's find in October 2014 in Scotland, hailed as the country's most significant, was comprised of 100 items including a ninth century solid silver cross, a silver pot, gold objects, a rare silver cup engraved with animals that dates from the Holy Roman Empire, and a gold bird pin. It wasn't McLennan's first big find, either. The year prior, he...

Source Daily Mail  A grandfather was moved to tears after being reunited with his wedding ring more than 40 years after he lost it.Michael Hill and his wife Kaye, both 72, jumped with joy after treasure hunter Jual Butler reunited them with the ring on Sunday.Mr Hill lost his ring, which is engraved with the date of his wedding, more than 40 years ago when he was mowing the lawn at the couple's home in Tingalpa, Brisbane.At first he thought the ring would turn up but as the years went by he accepted that his priceless keepsake was lost forever....

Minelab Pro-Find 15 - $99 Although protected from rain and wet weather, the Pro-Find 15 is not fully waterproof. It operates with a fixed sensitivity, has no vibration mode and no LED flashlight. Powered by a 9V battery, it should last you about 30 hours of detecting time. It comes with a belt holster and is equipped with a lost pinpointer alarm.  Minelab Pro-Find 35 - $129 - Get it here Approximately $30 more than the Pro-Find 15, the Pro-Find 35 is waterproof to 10 feet, has 5 sensitivity adjustments, Target Discrimination for ferrous and no ferrous tone-ID, vibration signal...

Robert Sullivan has been searching for metallic treasures on Narragansett Town Beach for the past 25 years. During that span, the Wakefield resident has enjoyed no shortage of interesting finds buried deep below the beach’s sands and waterline, from skeleton keys of passing ships to sealing rings used to secure correspondence in the 19th century. While he has kept, cleaned and publicly displayed his many discoveries, Sullivan is hoping an item he recently dug up will make its way back to its rightful owner. “I was out on Narragansett Beach detecting two weeks ago and was approached by a man...