“Novice detectorist”. Odd. Several treasure magazines paid me money to buy articles I wrote, over 20 of them, probably before you ever saw a detector. That’s your argument? Depth range?

. Yea boy that’s what I wanna do, spend all day digging 14” for nickels and canslaw. Who’s the novice? I paid the DP on the house I’m in (value over 900k now) by cashing in my gold and silver finds. And “my buddies manticore “ ? Firstly he’s not my buddy. And if his manticore “smashed on” those 14” targets where are they? Sorry if I bruised your ego, but I’ll give you an open invitation. Any time you want to bring your manticore up to Nantasket beach (all 3 miles of it) and prove your theory against me, I’m happy to oblige. And before you start making excuses please reread my reply to the original post where I affirmed we’re talking about beach hunting. Two Saturdays ago I watched yet another manticore owner leave the beach frustrated. As Willie Mascone said “give me a straight broom stick and I’ll run the table, and sweep the floor afterwards.” Please, come educate me. Open offer to anyone.