Now this is tentatively booked for tomorrow, so keep your eyes open. I will see if it is being video taped. If by chance it is cancelled.....I'll let you know. 
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Two Garrett Treasure Hunters To Be Featured On "GOOD MORNING AMERICA" Tomorrow (Thursday July 14)
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
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hellgrammite123
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from what it has on the good morning america website, there will be a segment on valuable coins
Thanks for the heads-up. A segment on valuable coins would really compliment relic and coin hunting.
Joel-Winnipeg
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I hope they don't embellish it to much or you'll see the new hoards out there 
and digging the big craters for the
and digging the big craters for the[size=large]they did just enough to ruin the hunt for the street hunter probly. gave Garrett AT PRO some free ad space. did use the spot on treasure hunting as a way to keep viewers on line. sorta dangeled the carrot til most of the show was over. so i'm thinking they know the public and they showed the public is very interested in treasure hunting. after all it don't cost anything to find something for free. it's so easy the idiot on the show didn't even know what to call a metal detector.
there is a little too much advertising. a beer company saluting the beach metal detector guy, arby's treasure hunt featuring a guy with a metal detector and now the #1 morning show in the country saying it's okay to metal detect. those old bums aren't scrounging for money after all. so Joel may be correct. about the new hoards and the big ugly holes they'll leave.
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there is a little too much advertising. a beer company saluting the beach metal detector guy, arby's treasure hunt featuring a guy with a metal detector and now the #1 morning show in the country saying it's okay to metal detect. those old bums aren't scrounging for money after all. so Joel may be correct. about the new hoards and the big ugly holes they'll leave.
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