A ten-year decorated special operation marine, Jon “Dan” Daniel Fasano works as a general and product design welder, importer, and exporter at Kalalou Inc. Over the last 30 years, the company has designed and supplied home accents, gifts, and garden décor. Alongside work, Jon Dan Fasano enjoys Civil War history, fishing, boating, and metal detecting.
Metal detecting offers an exciting hobby with potential finds limited by your imagination. Almost any spot provides an opportunity to find something unique, valuable, or interesting, whether coins, jewelry, relics, and different kinds of nuggets, including gold. For those seeking value than the thrill of the find, you require more research on the search locations. Typical sources of feasible mapping include the local library, the department of mines, town and county plans, news archives, and the local detecting club.
Also, pursue areas frequented by the public such as beaches, parks, racecourses, sports grounds, old mines, or piers. Ranches and cultivated fields are an option, but these might require prior property owner permission.
The more you persist, roam, and hunt for metal detecting, the better the find. Do not ignore the seemingly overhunted areas, even if the site does not look promising. Also, invest in an effective detector with sensitivity and depth settings, extra batteries for a wider and longer reach for, hopefully, a worthy find.
