Maryland Freestate Treasure Club

Maryland Freestate Treasure Club

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By: Michael Long

Welcome & Thank You for Visiting the

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We are a group of
Die-Hard Metal Detectorists
& Collectors of All Ages with a
wide range of historical interests.

We Welcome Questions, Ideas, & New Friends.

Whether you're a New Enthusiast, or you've
been detecting for years, our doors are open.

Feel free to browse our pages and, if you'd like,
join us as a Guest at one of our Monthly Meetings.

Safe Coin Artifact Recovery System

New product for detecting. Developed by a detectorist to be used as a secondary digging tool that positively will not scratch your target coins. Unit with holder weigh's less then 6 ounces and can be mounted on most any detector including Minelabs semi square tube. I have been using these in the woods for almost four years without knocking the knife out of the holder. Holder just clips on and is removable to any of your other detectors. Knife is made of a material which is softer then coin metal so it will not scratch or mark the metals. Unit can pay for it's self with the first valuable coin retrieved with out a scar. Blade should last the entire season or longer with reasonable use and can be sharpened in a few seconds with a dremel tool or similar type tool. Knife will not set off the detector while digging in front of coil . Kid safe and will not draw blood. Unit comes with holder and a high visabilty yellow handle, no assembly required.

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Maryland Freestate Treasure Club
Meets at 7:00pm on the
Last Tuesday of Every Month

at Victory Villa Community Center
404 Compass Road & Martin Boulevard in Baltimore.

Click Here for Directions
Guests are Always Welcome !!!

A Note From the Webmaster...
This website is only as successful as our members are diligent. The more content you provide, the more interesting this site will be. All member submissions are welcome, including photos, stories about your best and worst hunting experiences, advertisements, event notices, and questions about coin or relic identification. You can submit material at the monthly meeting, or by emailing the club directly.

* In creating these pages, every effort was made to avoid infringing on any copyrights or other protected material. In the event that any copyrighted material has inadvertently been incorporated into these pages, please send us an email, and the material will be removed immediately.

Special Thanks to Michael Long & Jennifer Mitchell
for their invaluable assistance and continuing efforts in developing this website