Following the Beep: Why I have a metal detector and how it (hopefully) helps me find treasure This late winter and early spring, I have become a slave to the beep. Beep, beep, beep – a quick metallic staccato as our metal detector, the Garrett Ace250, teases us with the possibility of unearthing a rare coin, a lost Rolex or an antique diamond ring. Armed with our “kit,” slang in the metal detecting culture for our detector, a pin-pointer, a shovel and an ice pic ... Read more on The Source Weekly

Digging for treasure in Rockaway Lake While some people chilled out and enjoyed the first burst of spring, Jimmy Fatula and Austin Peart dug in to see if they could turn up some treasures with a metal detector at Parks Lake in Rockaway. Read more on The Citizen of Morris County

Metal-detector rookie set for £460,000 A first-time metal-detecting enthusiast who discovered a hoard of Iron Age gold in a field could be in for a £460,000 windfall, officials confirmed today. Read more on Independent

Man who discovered Iron Age torcs with metal detector set for £460,000 windfall Amateur metal-detecting enthusiast, David Booth, who discovered a collection of Iron Age gold in a field near Stirling has could be in line for a £460,000 payment. Read more on The Scotsman

No metal detector needed, grandson recovers lost ring eight years later SHELBY — Norma Welker's wedding ring wasn't anything fancy, but it always brought joy to her heart. Read more on Great Falls Tribune

NEW Phantom Metal Detector Screen Will Be Unveiled At Pack Expo The New and Improved Fortress Phantom Metal Detector Screen will be unveiled at the Pack Expo Trade Show in Chicago, IL. Read more on FoodOnline

Crosby Garrett Roman helmet ‘one of great treasures of world’ - Cumbrian MP A Cumbrian MP has thrown his weight behind a campaign to keep ‘a unique historical artefact – one of the great treasures of the world’ in the county. Read more on The News and Star

ONLY ON 3: BBB warns Treasure Hunter Roadshow could be pirates for your possessions Submitted by Hailey Winslow on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 4:29pm. READ MORE: WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) -- Many of us probably have antiques or jewelry collecting dust in the attic. Trading them in for money sounds like a smart idea, especially in a rough economy, but be careful. Read more on WWAY 3 Wilmington

Spring Lake Twp. man finds girl's lost class ring When school starts next week, Nicole Clark thought she would be sitting in her Mona Shores High School classroom while her class ring would be sitting on the bottom of Lake Michigan. Read more on Grand Haven Tribune