New Smyrna Beach is still cut way down exposing more old and crusty goodies. Another non-stop beach metal detecting finds of items buried deep in the sand. Hurricane Ian cut the sand down quite a bit to reveal hidden treasures.

Hurricane Ian / Tropical Storm Ian pummels Florida and drops rain that is considered a “1000 year rain occurrence”.

New Smyrna Beach Florida is the shark bite capital of the world and one of the best beaches we love to hunt.

00:00 Intro to New Smyrna Beach 27th Avenue area
01:05 Something Old, Something Blue
03:55 Couple View The Something Old, Something Blue
04:17 A 22 is a Vape for you
05:15 A 15 will give you a Penny?
06:09 Stinker it’s a sinker
06:33 A walk on the beach couple finds a cell phone
07:14 Shells growing on a Penny unknown
07:38 Lesson in crud scraping Pennies
08:44 Yet another unknown Penny
09:38 Here’s another one
10:40 Half way and another for today
11:08 1971 Nickel and speed searching
11:56 1984 Dime
12:52 Washer up!
13:28 Something new, 2021 Penny for you
14:41 Equinox to Vanquish number teaching
16:07 Pyramid power sinker
16:48 Penny unknown
17:45 Time 2
18:47 Nailed it!
19:19 Wish it were copper
20:13 1985 P Nickel
21:00 Quarter time
22:22 Wanna guess what it is?
23:39 Damaged pier
23:52 A final walk on the beach
23:56 Quick Wrap-Up

Both detectors are mostly stock setting with all metal usually turned on. We tend to dig most everything and show what we feel are the most interesting digs.