Metal Detecting NYC: I Found $400 In Treasure! Subterrix & Happy Insomnia!

We use Subterrix.com to hunt for great places and in this video we go to three different sites. On the third, Merrill has a major find. Our latest beach metal detecting expedition as we scout old pier remnants for lost items. See how topographic research leads to real results. We show the full process of beach metal detecting, starting from the initial research phase using topographic maps and historic aerials to identify promising zones near historical structures. This video is for anyone interested in the methodical approach to metal detecting and how to properly prepare for a hunt on the shoreline. You will see Ryan, Merrill and friends and the team use metal detectors to scan the sand, demonstrating the patience required for successful treasure hunting. By following these steps, you can improve your own technique when beach treasure hunting. We focus on the importance of preparation and site selection, specifically when detecting old piers where historical debris often accumulates. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your search strategy, this footage provides a clear look at how to scan effectively. Subscribe for weekly metal detecting gear reviews and technique breakdowns. Comment below if you prefer hunting on beaches or in fields. Tools I Use & Important LinksUse code NYC at http://kellyco.com at checkout to support my channel.XP Deus 2: https://shrsl.com/3gbf0Honey Badger Scoop: https://www.iratemetaldetectors.com/p... my website http://iratemetaldetectors.com to see ratings and feedback on the 20 metal detectors I have owned. Chapters: 0:00 Researching a beach with $400 treasure potential 0:12 Meeting Ryan and introducing Subterix 0:54 Using 1924 historical aerial overlays 1:46 Finding old roads, piers, and Point Sigin history 2:32 First beach signals and early finds 3:20 Searching the water at low tide 4:03 The “space peanut” problem begins 5:18 Circuit board and signs of beach activity 5:40 Evidence of 1924 history beneath the beach 6:15 New theory on Staten Island space peanuts 6:48 Deep silver signal in the water 7:10 Mercury dime found 7:54 Beach replenishment and the buried treasure layer 8:10 More space peanuts and old surface finds 9:18 The “Silver Linda” ship mystery 9:52 Subterix doesn’t guarantee treasure 10:05 Ryan picks a New Jersey detecting spot 10:24 History of Tatum Park 11:23 Using LiDAR and artifact probability scans 12:45 High-resolution scan and Sentinel structure data 13:54 Arriving at Tatum Park 14:01 Overgrown site forces a change of plan 14:18 Mike finds silver by the old tree 15:21 Switching coils and digging through iron 16:17 Buckle and deep lamp parts 17:41 A ring comes out of the dirt 18:24 Cleaning the ring and identifying it as copper 19:17 Thimble, slate roof pieces, and more relics 20:22 Another buckle before leaving the park 20:34 Early morning beach hunt 21:32 Quiet beach and low tide conditions 22:22 First beach ring of the morning 23:31 How beach detecting is changing 24:55 Ray-Ban Meta glasses found 26:42 Opportunity happens when you show up 27:02 Cleaning up beach trash 28:18 More jewelry and signs of a wild beach night 29:27 Beach cleanup and the moral of the hunt 29:51 Get out there and create opportunity 30:21 Metal detecting as reflection and exercise 30:49 Sometimes the universe speaks through the beeps