If you love metal detecting, you’ll love Treasure Hunting Magazine – the UK’s leading metal detecting magazine. Each month, we bring you a brilliant mix of real-life stories, expert tips, amazing finds, and all the inspiration you need to get out and enjoy the hobby. Written by detectorists, for detectorists, it’s packed with useful advice to help you read the land, improve your finds, and identify what you’ve uncovered.
Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, there’s something here for everyone. And for less than the cost of a pint, you’ll get hours of reading to spark your curiosity and fuel your next adventure.
One of the standout discoveries featured in this month’s magazine is ‘The Golden Hand’. Nick Berry recalls the moment he unearthed the tiny gold hand pendant at the Rodney Cook Memorial Rally, before taking a closer look at its unusual decoration, possible age and historical significance.
Staying with gold, Shelley Couzins shares the discovery of a miniture gold cross on the Isle of Sheppey, thought to be a possible medieval or Tudor reliquary. Plus, there are plenty more fantastic finds to discover throughout this month’s magazine.
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Reader Finds through all your efforts has now become a very strong and established element of the contents of Treasure Hunting magazine. First initiated some five years ago they have since expanded from one page to four.
Apart from the delight of seeing your find published this section also benefits other readers whose identical and similar complete and ‘partefact’ finds have often been identified as a result. As we all know this hobby isn’t all about gold and silver (despite our desires), although of course both are welcome in this section and so almost any detecting find is qualified to appear here. Your first Viccy penny, broken hammered, fibula section, Roman coin, even an interesting shot gun cartridge tip, all are welcome and are indeed make a good reflection of our hobby as a whole.