More down on the beach around 27th Avenue in this early evening hung. We also found a lot of older U.S. coins on this treasure hunt and other items.

The beach is still cut way down exposing more old and crusty goodies. Another non-stop finding 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
00:14 First unknown penny find in the wet
01:23 2nd unknown penny find in the wet
02:31 Beaver Tail Pull Tab
03:59 Unknown Nickel
05:26 1990 Nickel
07:26 Unknown Penny
08:44 Metal Snap
09:31 2000 Quarter
10:06 Metal Slug
11:22 2nd Metal Slug
12:24 Really large bolt!
13:19 1995 Nickel
14:13 Old Jacket Button
15:35 Unknown Metal Clip
16:35 1996 Quarter
17:40 Washer
18:02 1964 Nickel
19:07 Metal Cap
19:54 Unknown Penny
21:02 Unknown Penny
21:54 Unknown Penny
22:31 Metal Bracket
23:22 Penny?
24:25 Bullet
25:25 Bullet #2
26:35 1987 Nickel
27:31 Bullet #3
28:20 Nailed Again
28:43 Penny
23:14 Penny
31:12 Roached Penny
32:30 2001 Dime
33:37 Quick Wrap-Up

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You can’t go wrong with either of the Metal Detectors we use on the beaches of Florida.

Terri and Nick are using the Minelab Vanquish 540 in Jewelry modes.
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Scott is using the Minelab Equinox 600 in Beach Modes 1 & 2.
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Our Garrett AT Pin Pointer Metal Detector. It’s an excellent waterproof pin pointer!
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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.