Summary: Diss Museum hosted a public drop-in with two local detectorists alongside a Community Cabinet display.

Summary: Cordon on Sheerness beach lifted after MOD EOD and police confirmed the object was not wartime ordnance.

Summary: Pierced 1722 Portuguese 1000 reis gold coin assessed as bullion value; context on historic circulation in England.

Summary: Detectorist-posted 1822 gold sovereign in fine condition; estimated auction range £3,000–£4,000 pending checks.

Summary: UTV segment profiles Andrew and Ryan McCloy in Northern Ireland and their recoveries for the public.

Summary: Minelab UK recaps Detectival and notes launch of the VANQUISH 60 Series (360/460/560).

Summary: 1842 half-sovereign evaluated from a private collection; likely to realise around bullion value.

Summary: 12 mm soldino (1501–1521) identified and valued £40–£50, noting Tudor-period English circulation of soldini.

Summary: Identification of a mixed-dies penny assessed as a contemporary forgery; estimated value £150–£180.

Summary: London-mint groat attributed to Edward IV’s second reign; estimated value £70–£80 due to condition/strike.

Summary: Detectival 2025 forum post/video highlighting multiple brooch finds; community field-report style update.

Summary: Explains low vs high kHz and Multi-IQ with use-cases for coins, relics, beaches and gold.

Summary: UK detecting magazine’s October 2025 issue released with finds stories, tests, guides and rally reports.

Summary: Detecting Hub members discuss a new Minelab release teased on 1 October, with follow-ups on 2 October suggesting it may be the Gold Monster 2000. The thread captures early community reaction and expectations.

Summary: NCMD announced the winners of its August Finds competition and highlighted notable coin and artefact entries. The post also reminded members the September round closed at midnight on 30 September.

Summary: A forum thread notes a Minelab teaser about an upcoming detector, with members speculating on a new “monster” model and discussing recent Manticore pricing. Posts in the thread are dated 30 September 2025.

Summary: Community post announces a relic show in North Carolina scheduled for 27 September 2025, with details for attendees.

Summary: Forum listing for a relic show in LaGrange, Indiana on 27 September 2025, including opening hours and organiser details.

Summary: The MDF rallies resource was updated with 2025 dates and details, including events for September and October such as Detectival and Rodney Cook Memorial.

Summary: Nokta’s events page lists the Koblenz rally running 19–21 September 2025 in Hundsdorf, Germany.

Summary: Minelab introduced the VANQUISH 60 Series and showcased it at Detectival 2025 on 13 September, with hands-on demos and sessions for attendees.

Summary: Community post notes the release of a 28.5 cm elliptical DD search coil for the Rutus Versa, listing specs including 4–40 kHz operation and 465 g weight.

Summary: A US retailer published an overview of Nokta’s newly announced Legend 2 with expanded 99-point Target ID and other upgrades; announcement tied to Detectival weekend.

Summary: A detectorist reports a Roman coin find from Suffolk and asks for help identifying it; replies suggest Marcus Aurelius.

Summary: DCMS confirmed new three-year terms for several members of the Treasure Valuation Committee, which advises on valuations for Treasure cases in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The reappointments run from 1 October 2025.

Summary: A detectorist-found signet ring bearing the Ward family crest, linked to Horatia Nelson, is set for auction at Hansons’ Norfolk saleroom on 27 September. The gold ring was discovered near Trunch Hall in 2024.

Summary: A 54-year-old metal detectorist pleaded guilty to four fraud charges relating to artefacts submitted to the county Finds Officer; sentencing and a facts hearing were set for 7 November. Items included the high-profile “Leasingham Horse” brooch.

Summary: A detectorist posts a small hammered coin for identification; forum members identify it as a Henry VIII London halfpenny.

Summary: XP released Déus II firmware version 3.1 with GOLDFIELD program optimisations, a new PITCH 2 tone, faster TID display, and bug fixes.

Summary: XP announced Go Terrain v3, a major update to its field logging app with new organisation and analysis tools; a free standard version is available.

Summary: An iron hooked object found in Gloucestershire is discussed and identified by the community as a modern coat/kitchen hook.

Summary: London Museum explains the role of the PAS Finds Liaison Officer for Greater London, highlighting processes for recording public finds, including those from detectorists and mudlarks.

Summary: A Tudor shilling find is profiled with background and valuation notes.

Summary: A treasure inquest in Belfast heard that silver ingots uncovered by detectorists in Derrykeighan and Dunseverick date to the Viking period. Proceedings confirmed the items’ composition and reporting under Northern Ireland’s treasure process.

Summary: A treasure inquest in Belfast heard that silver ingots uncovered by metal detectorists in Derrykeighan and Dunseverick date to the Viking era. The items were revealed during proceedings on 4 September.

Summary: Noonans announced it will auction the Whitwell hoard of British Iron Age gold staters, a discovery made by a metal detectorist in Derbyshire. The sale follows the find’s assessment and cataloguing.

Summary: In O‘ahu, a detectorist recovered a platinum wedding band lost weeks earlier at Ko Olina’s lagoon after conditions allowed for a scuba search.

Summary: A California detectorist located a gold pendant in the sand at Belmont Shore within about ten minutes of gridding the loss area.

Summary: On Torch Lake in Michigan, a detectorist reunited an owner with three rings lost on a sand bar; one of the detectorist’s daughters visually spotted the set while assisting.

Summary: A Massachusetts detectorist recovered a three-generation family wedding ring from the surf at Falmouth’s Menauhant Beach after narrowing the search to knee-deep water.

Summary: A detectorist in North Myrtle Beach located and returned an engagement ring lost in dry sand at Surfside Beach after gridding the search area later that day.

Summary: A community identification thread invites members to help identify a recently found object, with discussion and suggestions underway.

Summary: A detectorist shared two hammered coin finds from the morning; community experts identified one as a scarce Henry IV London halfpenny and suggested the other was cut from a groat.

Summary: A hobbyist posted a small copper-alloy disc for identification; initial suggestions point to a coin weight, with further images after cleaning.

Summary: Treasure Beaches Report connects historical research to practical detecting, noting how old maps and recent archaeology can inform search strategies.

Summary: A detectorist locates and returns a lost wedding ring in Little Lake Saint George, Liberty, Maine, detailing the call-out and recovery.

Summary: Finds from a day’s outing include a hammered coin and an intact fibula; replies identify the coin as a Class 5 London long cross penny and the brooch as a 1st-century Polden Hill type.

Summary: Ring Finders specialist recovers a lost men’s wedding band in the Northland area of Missouri and documents the search and return.

Summary: Forum member reports multiple Roman brooch finds from a Welsh permission, with discussion on site patterns and concentration of older items.

Summary: NCMD announced the July winners for its monthly finds competition, highlighting standout coins and artefacts submitted by members. Entries for August remain open until 31 August.

Summary: Treasure Beaches Report outlines grading scales for scarcity ratings of coins and tokens, linking to references and past examples.

Summary: Detectorist shares a newly found hammered silver coin for identification, with follow-up ID help from forum members.

Summary: Blog covers a new Florida law on precious metals transactions and shares resources for spotting counterfeit coins.

Summary: Florida beach conditions after Tropical Storm Erin exposed new cuts and targets; the report notes a gold find and highlights bottle recoveries and site observations.

Summary: A Ring Finders detectorist in Chattanooga, Tennessee located and returned a white gold wedding ring lost in a large front yard.

Summary: Forum post with photos of Roman coins and two small artefacts from a Gloucestershire permission; members suggest identifications including a Colchester-type brooch and a Constantius II AE3.

Summary: A UK hobbyist shares a new Bronze Age axehead discovery with photos and brief context from the field. Forum members respond with excitement and discussion of the find.

Summary: A beach hunter reports finding a 7-gram 14k white gold wedding band after a run of slow hunts, with brief details and photos.

Summary: NCMD reports that the Letchworth (L21) metal detecting club has donated to the Hoard Fund, which supports responsible reporting and conservation of major finds. The post acknowledges the club’s contribution and thanks its members.

Summary: A detectorist field-recovery report describes locating a set of lost keys in a meadow and returning them to the owner. The post outlines search conditions and result photos.

Summary: NCMD reports two recent events where the Hoard Fund was used to support archaeologists in recovering finds, including Roman coin pots and a Wiltshire hoard recovery.

Summary: A Ring Finders specialist located and returned a silver promise ring lost in dry sand at North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Summary: A beach-conditions field report from Florida notes no significant cuts and smaller-than-expected surf, with photos from multiple Treasure Coast locations and observations of few detectorists on-site. The post also tracks tropical activity affecting near-term hunting conditions.

Summary: A detectorist shares their first hammered coin for identification; members discuss type and attribution with examples and references.

Summary: Cape Cod detectorist Richard Browne quickly found a lost ring in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, and reunited it with its owner.

Summary: A Ring Finders member recovered a newlywed’s lost gold wedding ring in the surf at York Beach, Maine, and returned it to the owner.

Summary: A New England feature explores ethics in hobby metal detecting, covering permissions, responsible practices and item returns, with perspectives from active detectorists.

Summary: A Florida beach detectorist recovered a Clemson class ring lost decades ago and returned it to the owner; the report names both parties.

Summary: Middlesbrough Council lists a Treasure inquest scheduled for 28 August 2025 at Middlesbrough Town Hall; page updated 19 August 2025.

Summary: A Florida detectorist located a decades-old Clemson class ring lost at the beach and returned it to the owner, reconnecting a Palatka family with the South Carolina graduate.

Summary: Tutorial comparing single- and multi-frequency detectors, outlining use-case strengths like depth versus target ID and saltwater performance.

Summary: A member reported recovering a previously lost item on a subsequent hunt; later replies noted it relates to a crossbow component.

Summary: Kent & Medway inquest list includes treasure case 2024 T1333 (Roman copper‑alloy lamp foot) set for 2:45pm on 18 August 2025 at Oakwood House.

Summary: Kent Coroner listings include treasure case 2024 T116, scheduled for 3:00pm on 18 August 2025 at Oakwood House, Maidstone.

Summary: NCMD announced that its Hoard Fund has been activated following a series of recent hoard finds, outlining how the fund supports prompt recording and responsible handling of discoveries. The post also highlights several current events and outreach activities.

Summary: An explainer contrasts single-frequency detectors with multi-frequency models, covering how each works and when to choose one over the other based on soil conditions and targets. It also summarises pros and cons for versatility, depth, learning curve and battery usage.

Summary: A legal primer clarifies which common finds you can keep and when the Treasure Act 1996 requires reporting to the coroner within 14 days. It also notes permissions, restricted locations, and the role of the Portable Antiquities Scheme.

Summary: Garrett advertises a Labor Day sale with discounts reflected across its sport catalog pages beginning 16 August 2025.

Summary: Field report from Suffolk describes a small late Roman coin (Gloria Exercitus AE4) and an octagonal ‘ring’; members suggest it may be a modified nut and advise showing it to the FLO.

Summary: Detecting Finds identified and valued a Scottish hammered silver penny of Alexander III (type 7) naming moneyer Iohan at Perth; estimated value around £250.

Summary: Quest describes replacing a customer’s Scoopal sand scoop under warranty after a weld failure and notes reinforced welds on the replacement.

Summary: An Elizabeth I penny with woolsack mint mark dating to 1594–96 was valued at £25–£30.

Summary: A hobby detectorist located a Fordham University class ring at Cedar Beach, Long Island, and returned it to its original owner after 56 years.

Summary: A Commonwealth halfgroat was assessed with condition notes and valued at £30–£40.

Summary: A London-mint groat of Edward III (class B2, treaty period) was identified and valued near VF condition with an estimated £200.

Summary: A 69‑year‑old detectorist discovered a live hand grenade near Hemmersheim, Germany; police called the EOD unit for a controlled explosion.

Summary: Denmark’s official detector finds register logged a papal bulla (lead seal) recorded on 12 August 2025 and credited to a hobby detectorist.

Summary: Quest spotlights demos of its Scuba Tector series at a summer event; post is dated 11 August 2025.

Summary: NationalWorld highlights UK 'hotspots' for metal detecting using 2025 PAS figures and recaps legal basics including permission and Treasure reporting.

Summary: Community identification for a broken medieval halfgroat suggests Edward IV, Canterbury; finder reports hard ground conditions.

Summary: Five hours of beach detecting yielded 33 coins, a damaged gold ring, a silver ring, and other small finds.

Summary: An Anglo-Saxon penny of Offa, London mint (moneyer Alhmun, type 38) was identified and valued at £250–£300 due to wear and damage.

Summary: A Roman silver denarius of Hadrian (AD 121, Fortuna reverse) was identified and valued at about £20 due to condition and deposits.

Summary: Settings discussion for waterlogged fields and streams recommends Field 1 over Beach modes on the Equinox due to ground conditions.

Summary: Rushmoor Borough Council appealed for information after holes were found in Aldershot Park, warning that detectorists must obtain landowner permission and that unfilled holes risk injuring visitors and pets.

Summary: Dorset Council’s tracker lists multiple Treasure case updates dated 5 August 2025, providing official progress signals for detectorist‑reported finds.

Summary: Denmark’s DIME database records a Viking‑Age silver coin (ID 343166) found in Solrød Municipality on 5 August 2025.

Summary: Maintenance tips for freeing a stuck Pro-Pointer AT battery cap include grippy gloves, warm water, elastic bands, and light lubrication of threads.

Summary: A regional article explains rules for hobby metal detecting in the Loire (France), stressing landowner permission and heritage protections.

Summary: Advice discussion on searching boggy or marsh land notes sink risk, deeper target burial, and seasonal safety tips.