Garrett AT MAX & Super Sniper Coil

In this video I'm testing out my Garrett 4" x 4" Super Sniper coil for the first time in a very trashy area. Join me on this short adventure. Thanks for watching! HH! ~ Gypsy

[@tammycounts1585]

Awesome button. I just found my first military button, on family property. It belonged to my great uncle who passed a few years ago at age 92. He fought in the bombing of Pearl Harbor, in the Navy. It had the eagle and an anchor on it. Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I was trying to get some tips on how to remove the cover off of my sniper coil. I got it off, just had to break the sand and water that had it sealed on. It caused the detector to have a lot of chatter.

[@KenBlackRifleAmerica]

Hi Gypsy, I think maybe that first item you found maybe a lantern part? All and all and great relic hunt! Some great buttons! I love the way that super sniper coil got through to find some nice pieces for sure! Good Luck and catch you on the next! ]

[@advenzures]

Beautiful finds and awesome video. Thank you for sharing. Happy Hunting.

[@gregh2465]

Great finds Gypsy! It always seems like you have a lot of good places to hunt. Keep Diggin’ and be safe!

[@MadisonMainedetecting]

Now that's all kinds of finds Gypsy. That little coil treated you right. HH🤘🤘

[@molderman7109]

Quite a haul. Congratulations on your BucketLister!

[@roystewart2296]

Nice finds, especially the buttons

[@MetalPirateGirl]

Nice marble Liz got one a few weeks ago too. Great button wow looks nice. Some silver happy dance for you.. I am in an area everything is trash infested and I really love my sniper coil I have made some great finds with it and only had for a few months.

[@GOGsGoDetecting]

Some really nice finds there, enjoyed my visit. H.H.

[@nutsforyou98]

that little search coil does a great job .

[@jimbobsslimpickins9801]

Very cool finds, that small coil does a great job in spots like that, awesome!✌️👍

[@DiggingCanuck]

That is quite the haul !!!! Sniper coil works very well. I am adding the AT Pro back into my arsenal and will definitely acquire that coil.

[@linktothepastmetaldetectin5648]

Liz...I'm glad to hear that, stick with what you're used to, but just my advice, if you can, get the atmax, the wireless headset is very convenient, and garrett also made a wireless carrot that beeps in the headset, plus the atmax has a back light, the atmax is basically the at pro on steroids

[@normawinton6832]

Looks like a dandy button too me! Nice great seal button! Good hunt!

[@pdizbon]

Always interesting finds !

[@kwhat3588]

Great hunt, Gypsy! Congrats! Quite a haul. Thank You for sharing with us 🙂

[@Shayne_Wells_Wx_VLOG]

Hope you're enjoying that small coil. I have a 5" I use on my T2 frequently. That is some nice Dark, Rich looking soil. I love digging in that stuff. Great hunt with some good finds Gypsy! See you next time!

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing your hunt. Take care.

[@billjohnson5027]

Great hunt gypsy. Just started hunting my metal detector haven't had what about 3 months. Found my first silver dime with it yesterday 1943 Mercury what's happy about it. Great videos keep it up have a love the time Bill Johnson North Carolina

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Bill Johnson congratulations on your first silver dime! Wishing you many more great finds! HH! ~ Gypsy

[@Jaybird-oo3ih]

hi Gypsy, nice hunt and some cool finds using the sniper coil congrats on that huge flat button :o) HH

[@donnyboon2896]

Yes

[@glennbelldc1651]

Hey there Gypsy love your videos . and commentary as you go along. thanks for being you and entertaining me.

[@2holyman]

hello Gypsy Great Video . looked like you had nice weather also . .

[@camplinpb]

Great video Gypsy , awesome button ATB Paul

[@centeroftheearthmining4095]

Love the shield button!!!

[@jacobeso7290]

Good hunt Gypsy

[@Billmcd1974]

Gypsy.💓back at ya from your fans.

[@petefloyd]

I have had the sniper for about 3 years for my 400. It is a great coil to have. I am still waiting on a field to be harvested where there was a old house that was burned. I have found a 1832 large cent and other coins with my 5x8 but still need to hit it with the sniper.

[@uncletuesday]

Great Hunt Great Video Cant beat Silver !!!!!

[@richardwarnock2789]

Early kerosene lamp wick cover, flat button cool, yes SILVER!!!, the military button nice too a lot of nice finds Gypsy !!!!!

[@mikeoreagan806]

Another great hunt, Gypsy! Looks like you are really liking the small coil, and most importantly, it seems to really be liking you. The buttons are all great finds...I can identify the great seal button. It is from a WWII "Army Air Corps uniform. Thanks for your great videos, and all that you continue to do for our hobby. Happy hunting!

[@TheDivvyDetectorist]

Hey Gypsy, the Tiny Coil did a great job for you on this hunt, that flat button was huge!! some great finds in general. All the best & happy hunting The Divvy Detectorists 👍

[@QuarterHoarder]

Great hunt Gypsy and congrats on the first flat button, and a jumbo sized one and that!

[@gregoryblackwell6360]

If I had dug that Prince Albert can my heart would have stopped! A lot of people used to put their money in those and bury them instead of putting the money in the bank! One more good thing about the small coil is you don't have to use the pinpointing feature on detector because it's so small it is its own pinpointer!

[@SirenKimmie]

Awesome as always! Xoxo

[@joebrown1382]

Nice finds Gypsy. Love the button congrats. Those 2 piece buttons are hollow & dent easily. That spoon handle looks hand engraved very pretty. Probably an expensive set of flatware. GL HH

[@dadgum60]

Finding the large flat button the great seal button detecting with the small sniper coil allowed you find some interesting items. . Keep on digging and find more every time you go digging.

[@Cortney_Whitecotton]

I just subscribed. Great channel. I love that shovel. I’m looking to buy my first one. I recently bought my first detector. I bought aXP Deus 1

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Congratulations on your new detector! I have several good shovels. I use the Predator tool shovels and also the Garrett Razor shovel. Happy hunting! ~ Gypsy

[@Cortney_Whitecotton]

I ordered the Anaconda 36” T handle today. Looks a lot like the one in ur video. Hope it’s a goodin. Says it’s from the TV show with KG & Ringy or something diggers

[@canadianrelichunters5259]

Cool little coil, well done ;) atb

[@slave2damachine]

Good job Gipsy , that small coil works well in small areas .Might be tempted to get one for my NOX , all the best from the UK

[@rogerlane474]

The "owners name and address tag" would've likely been on luggage. That frame piece likely created the envelope or pocket if you will in which to place the owners name. Given the army button find I'd say that whoever lived there was a traveled person.

[@Mark-lh4xq]

Lovely WWII seal button. I do love buttons. Always considered a sniper coil. Maybe one day for my old Garrett Ace 250...

[@samuelmorado70]

Hello from Lubbock Texas. I just got a AT Gold from a pawn shop with headphones for 450.

[@JohnDoe-vq8bg]

Well done! Best regards.

[@jerrydineen2827]

I bought a Nel Snake for my AT Pro and it is a sweet little coil!

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

2020 Watching this Cause Admonish The Metal Sent me his old garrett Super Sniper coil for the AT Pro :) Rock those trashy sites now :) You Rock

[@KMBlaster]

I beleive that the first piece you found is the burner for a kerosene lamp, the part the wick sticks out of.

[@treasurelife6922]

Send me your Roman coin coil cause you won't be needing it anymore lol. Great video G.

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

Awesome 😁🖖

[@1stmrcapncaveman]

Spoon piece looks like it has potential

[@RelicRangers]

Awesome hunt Gypsy!

[@karatohongkongcat]

very nice vid

[@bigfootingermany]

Hey Gypsy, did it come with the coil shield on the bottom when you bought it? I'm looking at one for a super trashy farm field and meadow over here in Germany. From 1919-1935, the German government sewed trash into all farm fields, which somehow increased the yield from the crops. Not a clue how, but all fields here are super trashy, with anything from cuckoo clocks to silver pocket watches and so many old coins it would blow your mine. But larger coils really have a hard time in these fields. Not bad in the forests, but with all the shrapnel from 2 world wars, that can be a pain also. I'm running an AT Pro International and a Minelab Xterra 705 with the 9"concentric or the 10x12 DD. The 9" CC works better with a lower frequency than the 18Khz DD on the Minelab. I prefer the Garrett over here. The Minelab works better in the gold fields back home in the US in Nevada side of the Sierras. In your junk piles, do you separate out the different metals, like aluminum, iron etc, and then sell it to scrap metal buyers? I do over here, but it must be super clean and ready for smelting. Unlike in Nevada. They don't care so much if every spec of dirt is off of it. But it's extra cash for something you'd throw away. Bob in Germany

[@phillipgaver2915]

Gypsy, did you have your Max in Pro Zero using that coil ? And did you happen to try pin pointing any of your items or is it just small enough area that you just dig ?

[@martinstreasurehunting]

NEED A SNIPER FOR MY MAX

[@andersthorson5628]

martyisnuts aboutdiggin The sniper coils are great. The NEL coils are even better.

[@LIVINGRETIRED310]

Gypsy, do you still use your sniper coil on the max. I'm about to use it more on the camp I'm working on

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Clarksville Diggers I still use it. Mainly in really trashy areas and places where there are a lot of iron.

[@LIVINGRETIRED310]

Thank you so much. I get impatient with that coil but i know i need to use it more than i have...

[@AdventureNHunting]

Super

[@HDshovelEd]

Thanks for taking us along. Would you say that with the small coil the tones were hitting sharper or about the norm with out the trash?

[@andersthorson5628]

You have me curious. You said the area you hunted in this video wasn't settled until the 1850's, what state are you in?

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Anders Thorson I live it Texas. The town I’m detecting in wasn’t incorporated until 1848. The population was very small. It didn’t start growing until around 1911. Although, along the River about 45 miles from here were some Spanish missions. Thanks for watching! ~ Gypsy

[@Cortney_Whitecotton]

What shovel is that I need a good one like that

[@jeffrowland64]

I'm in fort Hood were are you located

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Jeff Rowland I’m in the North Austin area

[@kandlewax]

[@woodwoman9130]

Silver👍🏼🤪

[@billclifton2808]

Bulldozers..friend or foe?!