What can you find on the European beach with a metal detector? (Gold, Eureka and Fisher F44 with Nel Tornado)

Koparis are divided into several categories — there are «military men», who dig past battlefields, there are «historians», who dig in the old days, and there are «beachers», who, Basically, all you have to do is listen to the sound of the sea waves and fend off the constant questions from various vacationers. Some people combine all the categories, but the bias will still be towards one thing. One friend sent a photo — how he walked along the beaches in Spain in the summer and knocked out all the change and jewelry on the beach. Acts according to the rules — a simple metal detector costs up to 300 euros, a good coil for replacing the staff, a scub and the coins and jewelry found are enough for a decent restaurant for dinner with a hot Spanish beauty!

Especially with such beautiful views! And some photos of finds:

Gold rings — white and yellow gold. Look for owners? Or sell it yourself? Everyone decides for themselves.

Coins. Walker visible — coins in denominations of one and two euros. Considering the euro/ruble and euro/hryvnia exchange rates — quite worthy.

And most importantly, this is an activity in the clean air, the sound of the sea calms you down and puts you in the mood for productive work, and the sun replenishes the body with vitamin D. Right now I’m even overcome with kind white envy.

And you are digging on the beach? I even wanted to.

If you’re interested, I already wrote about Fisher F44 before here, about Nel Tornado we’re collecting posts here, and the beach cop was also not ignored — it’s all here, like the best finds with the Fisher F44! Good cop!