so you’re strolling along the beach and you stum­ble across a rusty old coin which looks like it dates back to the early 16th cen­tury. although it prob­a­bly doesn’t you sim­ply decide that  its from that time period because a wave of intel­li­gence has sud­denly struck you and your long lost pas­sion of becom­ing a trea­sure hunter has returned — plus, you fig­ure it’s pretty cool to feel like you know what you’re talk­ing about.

at that point you already see your­self on the cover of next month’s time mag­a­zine enti­tled “the dis­cov­ery of the cen­tury”. you’ve been coined as ‘the  mod­ern day mag­el­lan’, ‘the sav­ior of long lost arti­facts’, ‘the next gazil­lion­aire’! but wait…is one measly coin enough? there has to be more! if only you had a metal detec­tor with you.

and that’s when you run home, log on to youtube, find the instruc­tional video and start mak­ing one on your own. so for all you dream­ers out there, watch the tuto­r­ial below to learn how to make a metal detec­tor in just a few min­utes using old junk.

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