Discover buried treasures with the Minelab Pro-Find 40 Pinpointer, a must-have tool designed for the complete detectorist. Unearth coins, rings, and gold with unparalleled precision, both on land and underwater, thanks to its impressive depth and speed capabilities. The Minelab Pro-Find 40 boasts increased depth, finely tuned algorithms, and circuitry that deliver a solid increase in detection depth by 10%, making the Pro-Find 40 Minelab’s deepest and most accurate pinpointer. Equipped with advanced features, the PRO-FIND 40 offers an adjustable 5-level sensitivity, allowing you to customize y ..read more

Minelab is pleased to introduce a software upgrade for MANTICORE with major new features to enhance your detecting experience. Where do I get the update? Minelab Manticore Update What’s in the Update? Stabiliser Setting: A new Stabiliser feature has been added to All Terrain Search Modes, significantly enhancing useability in iron trash. It improves the overall stability of the audio and Target IDs at sites where iron falsing may be experienced and adds nuance to better distinguish good targets from iron. Adjust from 0 to 12 and make false detections a thing of the past. E ..read more

Are you searching for a metal detector that offers exceptional depth and premium features without breaking the bank? Look no further than the revolutionary Nokta Simplex New Generation series! This state-of-the-art detector has undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming lighter in weight while packing in more impressive features than ever before. With its sleek new aesthetics and enhanced technical performance, the Nokta SIMPLEX New Generation series is set to redefine the metal detecting experience. One standout feature is its remarkable waterproof capability, allowing you to explore dep ..read more

Metal detecting can be an exciting hobby, especially for those who love history, geology, and treasure hunting. It can be a great activity for a wide range of people — including older adults to office employees bonding over a team-building exercise.  While it may seem like a simple activity, having the proper metal detector and the right digging tools is essential for successful and efficient metal detecting. While a standard garden shovel may work in most cases, certain artifacts can be fragile and require a more delicate touch, which can be achieved with more precise digging tools. Meta ..read more

Some collectors are serious about antique bottles. The unique designs and colors can point to specific periods in history and provide an opportunity for collectors to be amateur archaeologists. Some people enjoy the thrill of the hunt when looking for bottles while others love identifying the brand, year, and style of the bottle.  Bottles are often difficult to find. Because they were cast off as trash, they are often buried in the ground and hard to excavate. The glass is also breakable, which makes it hard to find full bottles intact. If you’re interested in bottle digging, you need the ..read more

People use metal detectors to find all kinds of objects, including jewelry, buttons, and buried scrap metal. You can also find a wide variety of coins, particularly in public places like parks, beaches, and campgrounds. Coins, in particular, are a popular item to find while metal detecting — though most of them are relatively low-value. Mass-produced coins circulating the market today are typically made of common metals like copper and nickel. While these coins have value in purchasing items, they are not particularly valuable in the eyes of a collector. What Makes a Coin Valuable? Certain coi ..read more

Aging can make participating in physical activities more challenging, but staying active and socially engaged remains essential for older adults. The trick is to find enjoyable activities that suit their current needs and abilities. After all, research shows that staying physically active and socializing contribute to improved physical and cognitive health as you age. It’s essential for older adults not to feel disheartened if they can no longer engage in the activities they once loved. Instead, they should explore alternative recreational options tailored to their needs. This shift in perspec ..read more

There are countless benefits to spending time outdoors. One study of nearly 20,000 participants found that spending at least 120 minutes in nature each week can significantly improve your health and well-being. Going outside can help everything from your sleep cycle to your immune system.  There is good news if you want to spend time outside but live in an urban or suburban area: you don’t have to go far. There are opportunities to spend time in nature without ever leaving city limits – or even your backyard. Here are a few ideas to get outside and appreciate everything Mother Nature has ..read more

Your employees work well together, but do they like each other? Psychologists are exploring the power of work friends and how getting along with your coworkers can drive the company forward. Friends communicate better, offer honest feedback, encourage each other, and are more committed to seeing each other succeed. These are all traits that managers want in their employees.  But how can you encourage camaraderie in the workplace so your coworkers can establish professional friendships? One option is to invest in team-building exercises that provide opportunities for your staff to step awa ..read more

The average American child spends about four to seven minutes playing outside each day but more than seven hours in front of a screen. While online learning tools can enhance the education experience, kids still need time to play in nature. The outdoors fosters curiosity about plants and animals while getting the blood pumping with exercise and fresh air. This can improve academic performance while also building social awareness.  If you are looking for an educational project to do with your child or students, consider finding ways for them to engage with the natural wonders around them ..read more