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Congrats that’s an awesome bottle!

"Soak 'em in Diet Coke".... Every coin collector watching the channel: "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

That one guy with the language ruins the whole video😢

I'm from New Jersey across the Hudson River now reside in Richmond Virginia I'm going to subscribe to you now

Is the Wayne county Detroit 2

I'm new at metal detecting, and was wondering what you put your settings on when hunting coins ? I use an AT Garrett Pro. Thanks for any help

Can a person take the seeds out of a privy and grow a small garden out of them? It seems like a person could reintroduce heirloom tomatoes long since gone…

Great video

What is common to? You may not be common to the viewers. So show them no matter what.

Thanks for the video looks like a great show good luck on your digging Adventures

Do you still have that owego milk bottle? I have info on it if you are interested:)

I love watching your digging videos and especially all of the super old bottles and jars that you guys dig up. I am an older man and I have been digging and collecting since the mid 1960's. I live in Australia. I would like to comment about how you dig your pits but I mean no offence when I say that you seem to dig a small opening and tunnel down to the trash layer which frustrates me. I have always dug from corner to corner with the top of the hole completely opened I and leave nothing behind. I have also on many occasions re dug other peoples holes and found good stuff that they left behind because they were not thorough enough. Keep up the hard work and thank you for posting your digs for everyone to enjoy.

Not the first but great just the same

Possibly a sternwheeler lost some freight

That was cool how you helped the kids find their own, but I hope you gave the middle brother something better than that tiny pill bottle he found because I would be salty if I was him.

Just found channel from sayre pa. Way way way cool. Thank you guys!

Awesome finds, guys! I especially like that red tranferware lid. I'm still drooling over it. Good luck on your next dig!

Guys where are you at have yall quit the channel or what???

Hey guys...I enjoy the videos, thank you. Just one comment..please, please lose the constant "dude". It's distracting.

Nice pit you should probably wear a hard hat though😊

That is awesome guys I love watching you guys dig.

Whatever you do, do NOT touch that dirt with your hands you big Pu**y

Oh so much to learn. I did enjoy the guessing on age and what things were. Shovel on and keep breaking 😂

My dad got around 40 In the same pit in the 1980s !

Great find ryan i love windsor stuff i keep anythings i find from pre 1940s i have a 1880s house in the village

I really hope you kept most of the transfer ware fragments and try reconstructing the pieces. For those that love puzzles it's great fun and restored pieces can be valuable not to mention the historic value.

That’s awesome

I got 7 this weekend in 1 spot!

When you rub the dirt off of the silver coin, you are scratching it and reducing it's value.

Congrats on the Beautiful 1831 Silver Caped Bust Half Dollar. Man what a find. I'll never find one of those where I live in Nevada. I've found 2 Seated Half Dollars before. Yours is an amazing Coin. Take Care Crazie Digging

How do you know when you have reached bottom? As far as I can tell, most diggers don't finish the holes they dig. I'm working on an idea for an automated bottle digging machine. I would recommend that you rig up a four corner canvas tent with lighting, cameras, batteries and even a pulley system to haul buckets of dirt out of the hole. I personally keep all the glass shards, grind them up into colored sand.

I don't think it's a door stop , I think it's to help remove your boot.

How much does time affect glass after it is buried in the ground?

*Art Nouveau* - anywhere from 1870 -1914 inspired by flowing/swirly lines and nature. *Art deco* - 1920 - 1940 inspired by geometric shapes and sharp angles. They tended to overlap in between the two decorative eras.

I saw on TikTok where some people wanted y'all to try the contents and I was thinking to myself really do they not know that in some of those old sodas they put stuff like cocaine

I remember digging one pit and all I kept pulling was Dr pepper and Coke bottles it only a handful were actually intact The rest were mainly bits and pieces

You got that right medicine during that era was literally alcohol mixed with hardcore drugs that can get you arrested today

I wonder if the reason so many bots are broken is because they emptied the original hole several times and dumped it in the good spot?

Stop letting the bottles and other glass fall and break. Hurts my heart.

nice find enjoyed the video

How long will the suspense last? What were they coins? Was that hole really dug out or did you get tired and abandoned it. It really seems like there should have been more to that hole than meets the i-phone.

I would need to talk to a shrink after such a unbelievable dig. I don't even know you guys, but it hurt down to Florida.

If you can find those old fairgrounds they are complete honey holes! Looks like by the final reveal you guys cleaned up. Nice work!

THAT COW IS A CREAMER

That flashlight has to go

Love to see what is found. Hate to see what is broken.

Morning, Guys - I'm happy I've found your channel. I grew up in coastal Maine and my late brother & I were into digging old bottles and collecting the old glass insulators. We also enjoyed combing our area antique shops. This was in the late 1960s while we were just kids. I sure have some great memories of those days, we had such a blast doing it. The only real information we could find then with regard to digging/collecting antique bottles was our little local library and a few of the town's old timers. I still have just a couple of the bottles we dug back then, a "Dr. True's Pinworm Elixir," and a "Duffy's Malt Whiskey." I think a nice aqua colored insulator, too. Yeah, those were some good days - and I could actually feel the excitement of the dig watching you. I like that you've tried conserving your broken finds, ("Heart-Breakers.") as you too will have a bunch of great memories. Looking forward to checking out your other adventures here, and I wish you much luck with your future explorations! Take care...

That’s a killer. Fine congratulations guys.

if you have an 1877 indian in there ...BIG MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HOLY CRAP....FLYING EAGLES???????????????....YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT THEM INTACT TILL YOU RESEARCHED IT...VERY VERY COOL...I COLLECT COINS....IM SO JELLY.....ANDY FROM NEW YORK

did they show the eagle drum ink in the wrap up