A few years back. I eye-balled a 1/2 10 dollar bill sitting on a trail. I took it to a bank, and sure enough, they gave me 5 dollars. 
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So, What Have You Eye-Balled" That Was A Cool Find While Metal Detecting?:bouncy:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
- Start date
Well.......it sure beats my torn in half paper $$$
still looking 52
Well-known member
A small pocket knife with six blades.
GeorgeinSC
Well-known member
A couple months ago i found a 20 dollar bill at the beach. The first time i ever recall finding paper money in all my years.
Of course the two 50 dollar bills my wife found at the gas station while i was filling her vehicle with gas greatly outdid my measly 20.
Of course the two 50 dollar bills my wife found at the gas station while i was filling her vehicle with gas greatly outdid my measly 20.
What a quitter you are!
Jackpine Savage
Active member
A designer Silver bracelet sticking out of the sand in about a foot water. Eyeballed just before the coil swing over it. Also 3 gold rings that day making it the best day ever.
Tom
Tom
Sanderling
Member
Right whale vertebrae Ormond Beach.
michael NY
Active member
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doc holiday232
New member
My wife eyeballed 2 V nickels while nugget hunting in AZ--one at Rich Hill and one at Gold Basin.
I've eyeballed about everything you can imagine. Rings, bracelets, chains, paper money, phones, knives over the years. I haven't kept track of how much but I'm sure it's in the $ thousands. My last big find was 2 $100 bills folded together. I'm always looking when I'm swinging a detector and when I'm not. My wife found a $3500 diamond tennis bracelet next to a sidewalk once. I eyeballed one of my largest gold rings I"ve found in a park many years ago. I think eyeballing valuables is getting better. Everyone walks around looking at their phones like zombies, not aware of anything going on around them. I found a really nice SS ring last summer as I was leaving a movie theater. 5-6 people walked right past it, they were all checking for messages on their phones.