Patonga beach finds by Tim Davies

Hey guys, I've just got back from Petonga Beach and did alright. Went to the kids park and cleaned up all the kiddies. They were running around with me having a ball, having more fun than me actually. So it's good to get the kids interested in metal detecting and they enjoyed it and they couldn't believe how many two dollar coins we pulled up. But I was loving it, it was great. Petonga is really hard. Normally there's a lot of beach crap down there, sort of all boat sort of stuff, bits of copper and screws and nails and everything. So I left the Sea Hunter at home and took the Bounty Hunter TX4. Great discriminator and it did well. It's five years old, four years old and it's two hundred dollars worth and it's paid for itself a hundred times. It's an awesome machine. So here we go guys. This is what I'm talking about. This normally, this is the normal crap I pull up from Petonga. All that there. So yeah I did get all that there and the kiddies nice sparkly sort of thing. Look good sitting in the sand. There you go Steve. Another car for the books and uh this was nice drone. Looks like it's from a boat or something. Pull, pull thing, pull up the canopy on something. There's a bolt there. One cent coin, ten cent coins, five cent coins, fifty cent coins, dollar coins, two dollar coins. We loved it. Kids loved pulling up all the tours. They were having a ball looking for them. 43.36. Not too bad. About two hours. So that's Petonga. Um turned out well. Good one. All right guys get out there and grab yourself a detector and go hunting. Treasure. Look at it. Awesome. See you guys.