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@Blindstraight Thanks for the comment. I do these videos to share my finds with others. I have no desire or gain to stage a find. I hope to get better at filming and uncovering finds from start to finish. Thanks again for watching, and I hope to see you back for the next adventure.

I would have never thought about that. Looks like it could be. Thanks for the comment and help with that mystery item.

@@DroppedandForgotten It is a hub cap off a trike or a wagon I am pretty sure. They covered the cotter pins to keep kids from getting hurt by them.

@skivvywaver It looks like the item I looked up after your first suggestion. I am appreciative of those viewers who have a lot more knowledge on some of these items I would never know. Again thank you for the ID.

@@scottfreeman2576 I am in Omaha. We hit the Iowa side here anf there. Check out Detecting the Heartland page you might find someone on the east border to detect with. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. GL hunting

@ thank you !

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video Clad Queen.

@grandmakellymcdonald Yes, Grandma Kelly. Thanks for joining the adventure and commenting.

@@patreasurehunters Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your comment. Ty has quite the collection. I belive he restores them or knows someone who does.

@@patreasurehunters Thank you. Ty will always find some good stuff with his Nox 800. Also your right those Barbers are a good looing coin just wish I could pull more lol. Thanks for watching

@@DroppedandForgotten I only have two in my collection of finds. 1894 and 1898-O. Still looking for my first Barber Quarter.

@@patreasurehunters me too.

@TroyWilburn It's been an incredible year. Looking forward to the 2025 adventures we gain permission to.

I am guessing looking at it with dirt made me say this. I am also not an expert in coins and will blurt out wrong stuff. I will also call a buffalo nickel a indian at times. One day I may make a blupper video. Thanks for watching and comment.

@@joncarlson5561 I think our hunt days are few at this point in the year. Looking forward to see what we can uncover in 2025.

Thank you

@patreasurehunters LOL, I know you are always looking for that jar, too. Yes, maybe one day. Thanks for stopping by the channel and commenting.

@@DroppedandForgotten I always promise to share the coins with the home owner if one is found.

Trying to add a little background to our spots, and the drone footage was on point. Hope to do more like this as opportunities arise.

@mandybrown7758 Thank you, Mandy. I'm so glad you stopped by the channel and enjoyed the content. Thank you for your comment, too.

@barneyrubble4536 Thanks for dropping in. Glad you have been enjoying the content and subscribed. England must be a joy to detect in. I plan on making a trip with one of these groups to experience some of the older history finds myself. Congrats on the musket ball finds.

@joncarlson5561, you must have some good spots. Good on you! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes, the rain has helped a lot. Great job on your silver pulls. Thank you for joining the adventure and commenting.

Thanks for watching Mandy. We dont come across these, in Nebraska but went you do it is very exciting.

Thanks, my main reason for the channel is to share these finds. Nebraska has some hidden treasures, and I hope Troy and I can uncover more of them as we find new spots each week. I bet Canada also has some cool items just waiting to be uncovered. Thanks for hanging out on this adventure.

Thanks for the comment Krazyclown. It is a feeling of excitement every time.

@@joncarlson5561 that is quite the hual. Interesting to know the back story to this large cache. Thanks for watching and comment.

@ Very interesting no vending machine or reason for them to be at that park. Thinking maybe an Easter coin hunt. This hobby you just never can guess.

@@joncarlson5561 Yup, never know what the ground will give. Great find or should I say "finds".

Virgil, I have the Insta360 Go 3. I use the hat clip on the bill. Sometimes I'll keep the Go 3 in the holder and shoot video like that, and occasionally I'll use my Samsung phone. I also use my phone for still shots. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

Thank you for the comment Scott and thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed.

Yes, I am ready. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Jon, looking forward to some ground moisture. It will definitely help the detecting. I do believe there are lots of silver and other cool items to be saved throughout Omaha. We just have to get our coil over them. Thanks for watching.

@darbysdownhomedetecting Thank you. So glad you enjoyed this week's adventure. Thanks for watching.

@@TroyWilburn Thanks Troy, I seen the indian and said a Indian silly me. I don't find to many either, so it is exciting when I do.

Thanks for watching and commenting Cannonball. I'm sure one will eventually cross under your coil. Happy hunting!

​@@DroppedandForgotten my season is over for the moment"! I Hope you find a cache of them, someday"! Happy huntin"!

Scott, I'm so glad you are enjoying these adventures. Yes, Ray's machine was annoying. He was out of town and was having issues connecting his headset. Being new to editing, I need to think about these disruptive noises and try to prevent them when filming. I am very sorry for this. In the next few episodes, I am trying to edit out wind noise. Hopefully, I will improve along the way. Thanks again for watching.

again, sorry didnt want to sound like a jerk, i do like your channel ! good luck out there !

@scottfreeman2576 No, I did not take it negatively. It was good feedback. I always want to improve.

Virgil, thank you, and I appreciate your support.

Thanks Jon

I agree, we did not get much here but the Seated Dime made it worth it.

@@patreasurehunters Hey Pat thanks for watching. Yes it was octagon.

@RickyD1968 Thanks for the question. Sometimes I do a live dig if the tone is good. Not sure how many of them made it into an episode. They tend to eat up time. Do you think more folks would enjoy this more?

They're going to a new location. Same deal, Boy Scout camp, but in Wisconsin. I would go again; it was very well organized. You can follow the Illinois Metal Detecting Association on Facebook to get up-to-date info. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks, Jon. Yes, plugs aren't pretty. I've been selective about the yards I choose. So far been doing a good job getting it all back togeather. Fields should open up soon.

Thank you, and thanks for watching.

Thanks Jon.

It was, just some small talk with a local had.me turning my.detector on when I was about to leave.

CB49 Thanks for watching, IHP are my favorite coins to find so far, I just love the looks of them.

Thanks Troy, lots of history to uncover. Such a exciting hobby.

Yes, very much. Hoping we can save some more of it.

Jon, What detector are you using? Those buggers must have been deep. Nice job.

@@DroppedandForgotten I have a Dues 2. About 5-6 inches not terribly deep just got lucky and found a small piece of a new park that was a dump area.

Thanks for watching Virgil. Lots of other spots out there.

It will happen; cherish the moment. Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed.

I was wondering if my Nokta was broken. I'm glad she can still sniff the silver out of the dirt.

@@DroppedandForgotten 😂

Thanks Jon, its been a rough summer.

@@DroppedandForgotten agreed been pretty slow for me as well. Silvers are getting harder and harder to find in Omaha. Found 3 this summer. Rings have been good to me. 3 golds and 10 silver.

​@@joncarlson5561wow, I dont find many rings. Are you hunting the beaches? There is a guy in our club who does beaches and finds tons of jewelry.

@@DroppedandForgotten no beaches just parks. I have been to the Fremont lakes a few times but never had any luck on the beaches.

@@masonmercmetaldetecting thanks, I'm glad to save a wheatie any day. Thank you for watching