Try Metal Detecting Sites like Eastern Ghost Towns

Finding new metal detecting sites is always a challenge. All of us would like to find that “honey hole” that no one else has been to.

Those areas do exist. However, for most in the hobby of metal detecting, they would rather head off to the nearest park or schoolyard, and dig clad coins or an occasional older coin. That’s fine, but then they complain that they are only finding clad coins, and that all the good finds are gone.

The truth is, there are many metal detecting sites not yet searched by others. Old picnic groves,

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old churchyards, and the old, one-room schools that existed a few hundred years ago, are just a few places to search around. Unfortunately you need to do some research to locate these spots, and they can produce year after year, just for you. It’s the research part where people in this hobby become lazy, so they head for the nearest park.

Personally, I love the old Eastern ghost towns. For more than Twenty-five years, I have searched for and located these old towns. I have detected around hundreds of the old cellar holes in many Eastern States. Most of them have never been detected, and the finds are incredible.

I even have a few caches that were found while metal detecting in and around the old towns. The caches were located in the areas of the gardens that were once used by the inhabitants of the homes.

Unfortunately, you need to do some research to locate the ghost towns.

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“Ghost Towns of The East."

All of the information that you will need to get started on eastern ghost town detecting is included inside my website.

And, if you have any questions, please contact me.