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Come to our  April 1st meeting see our Events page for location and time Don and Carol Mayers will demonstrate gold panning while working gold bearing dirt from Nome, AK.

Meeting Day and Time Has Changed to The First Thursday of the Month at 7:00pm
See the schedule on our Events page.

Submit your finds to American Digger Magazine -- Here's How !

Welcome to our metal detecting club home page, we hold monthly metal detecting hunts, lost treasure searches, relic hunts, coin, gold, silver, jewelry hunts, and seminars.


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Club Officers

Theodore Izzo - President

Richard Markert - Vice President
Carol Mayers - Librarian

Conrad Rasinski - Secretary

Larry Cohen - Treasurer

TBD - Site Research 
Coordinator

Paul Maloney - Newsletter Editor / Webmaster

Todd Olsen - Finds of the Month

Our Meetings are held at:   

Sparkle Lake

258 Granite Springs Road
Yorktown Heights, NY

Meetings Held The First Thursday each Month at 7:00 PM

(no meetings held in July, August, December and January). 

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METAL DETECTING CODE OF ETHICS 

1. Before metal detecting public sites always check laws, ordinances or regulations that may govern your search. 

2. Never trespass. Always get permission when metal detecting private property. 

3. Never leave open holes. Leave the search area exactly as it was before your metal detecting. 

4. Report the discovery of any items of significant historical value to the local historian or museum. 

5. If you discover live ammo or a lethal object, don’t touch it. Mark the site and notify the police at once. 

6. Be polite and informative to those who inquire about your hobby. You are the ambassador of a pastime we want to protect and we will be judged by how you act and respond. 

 

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