Wisconsin Metal Detectorists

The hunt for treasure is captivating and making a comeback around the country, Ruth said. Enthusiasts are drawn to the surprise of the prize -things like old coins, lost jewelry, historical artifacts. Even something as simple as an old wheat penny can be a thrill for a newcomer touncover.

"It gets me outside and exploring on road trips with my friends or the kids," Ruth said. "All you really need is some good weather and aspirit of adventure."

Ruth's dad, John Ruth Sr., still lives up in Menominee. In his 50 years of detecting, he's uncovered 50,000 coins - about $4,000 worth.(He keeps a fastidious spreadsheet.) But that's not the best part of the hobby, he says.

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