STONE MOUNTAIN TREASURE HUNTERS

Metal Detecting Club of Metro Atlanta, GA

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STONE MOUNTAIN TREASURE HUNTERS

Metal Detecting Club of Metro Atlanta, GA

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Check out the 2019 Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters Fall Seeded Hunt from above.

WELCOME TO THE HOME OF S.M.T.H. ON THE WEB

The Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters metal detecting club is dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and protection of the hobby of recreational metal detecting. The club is made up of people around the metro Atlanta, Georgia area.

Currently, our membership includes approximately 40 members of all ages, ranging from those with over 30 years of experience metal detecting to the newcomers in this fantastic hobby of treasure hunting. Our treasure hunting club activities include monthly meetings, social hunts, and competition metal detecting hunts for silver coins and prizes. Everyone is welcome to attend our meetings in Duluth, Georgia so come on down and get in on the action.

It is our desire that you will find our treasure hunting club website informative, educational and entertaining. Our metal detecting club membership is mainly interested in three faucets of treasure hunting: these are coin-shooting, beach and water hunting, and Civil War relic hunting. We also have members interested in gold prospecting, bottle hunting, rock & gem collecting, and Indian artifacts.

Stone Mountain Treasure Hunters club would like to extend an invitation to anyone interested in metal detecting to attend one of our monthly treasure hunting meetings. Visitors are given a "goodie bag" with product literature from the various metal detector manufactures, sponsoring metal detector dealers info, a metal detecting magazine, and treasure hunting promotional items.

Most meetings will include a presentation from one of the members or a guest speaker on metal detecting equipment, target recovery methods, how to clean and protect your finds, historical information research or other treasure hunting related topics.

Kellyco Offering $10,000 Reward for 1st Interview with the Finder of Fenn’s Treasure

Fenn's Treasure Possible Location from Kellyco Metal Detectors .jpg

Kellyco Metal Detectors is offering a $10,000 reward for the first exclusive video interview with the treasure hunter(s) that located Fenn’s Treasure. For a decade, the location and contents of Fenn’s Treasure remained a buried mystery. Then, on June 6, 2020, an unidentified treasure hunter found the bounty. It was confirmed by Forrest Fenn, the original burier, that they had discovered the famed cache. And although the treasure hunter(s) are now rich off coins, jewelry and gold nuggets, Kellyco Metal Detectors wants to make them $10,000 richer and inspire other treasure hunters in the process!

CLUB MEETINGS

Gwinnett County Fire Station #5
3001 Old Norcross Road
Duluth, GA 30096

FORMS & INFORMATION

Membership Application
Permission Letter
Find of the Month Form
Points System
Constitution is currently being updated...

LINKS

Supporting Dealers/Companies
Live Ordinance Policy
SMTH Remembers Stan Funk

PRECIOUS MEtAL Prices

Gold price by GoldBroker.com

Silver price by GoldBroker.com

MONTHLY FINDS

Check out some of the interesting items that our members recovered this month!

MONTHLY FINDS

Check out some of the interesting items that our members recovered this month!

FINDS OF THE MONTH

NOVEMBER 2023 DAVID HAmilton

OCTOBER 2023 DOUG ROUNER

SEPTEMBER 2023 BILL PETTY (GOLD RING - NO PICTURE)

AUGUST 2023 DAVID HAMILTON

MANY HAPPY RETURNS

Stories and pictures of items returned to their owners.

MANY HAPPY RETURNS

Stories and pictures of items returned to their owners.

Mel Parker found and returned this class ring. Good job Mel!

Way to go Mark Whipkey for recovering a wedding band lost while the owner was swatting at a yellow jacket!!

The links below feature stories and pictures of items returned to their original owners. Featured here is a ring found by Stone Mountain Treasure Hunter club member and President Mark Whipkey and returned to it's owner.

Another happy return from another member, Britain Lockhart. Britain is in the 8th grade and helped his math teacher find her lost engagement ring. He also helped his neighbor find his wedding ring lost while playing basketball. Way to go Britain! See the links below with all the details of these finds.