@@conniebarnes1824 yeah my personal favorite was that Boston police button. It turns out that it was a civil war era button. Pretty neat. Or that medal from MIT, That's pretty rare to find I'm sure
Thanks! Yeah that medallion/medal is now one of my favorite finds, it's just very unique and a nice piece of Massachusetts history. Thanks for the support, much appreciated
@@mattbraley534 hey bud! Thanks for supporting the new channel! I love the accupoint so far. It's built a lot better than most of the others I've used and has the ferrous and non ferrous tone option...which has been a nice addition
Hon your lighter is a nice ol ww1 !my grandfather was in army then! I’m 69 add up from time of ww1=/ whejn it started and that,ll be how old your lighter is! SAve it
Can you share some details about the most extraordinary coin or relic you found at the tavern, and did they reveal any intriguing stories about the history of the place? Are you on Facebook or Instagram? I'd love to connect and hear more about your experiences and insights! Let's keep in touch!
@@fahimreza01 that question is kind of a catch 22. My favorite items was either the police button or the MIT medal. But the sheer diversity of the finds tell the most about the tavern. People from all walks of life and all over the area came there to have a few drinks and have a good time. Some items we from the families who owned the property throughout its life and some were from the patrons that visited there.
Lighters are cool to find! Mason is a big help out there! Lot' of nice finds, but coins are always a treat!
@@conniebarnes1824 yeah my personal favorite was that Boston police button. It turns out that it was a civil war era button. Pretty neat. Or that medal from MIT, That's pretty rare to find I'm sure
@@Dirty-digs absolutely, all great finds! Love history of items!
What a great hunt! It was awesome to see the coin spill from your point of view! That was a great day for all of us!
Yeah it was an awesome day all around! Thanks again for the invite
That was one heck of a coin spill! Great work! Every detectorist dreams of a spill like that!
Thanks! It was definitely one of my best spills yet, and what made it better was that mason was right there helping me pull em all out lol.
@@Dirty-digs 😂 Jim and Mason are fun to hunt with
@@christophermichaud7187 lol yeah they really are
@@christophermichaud7187awwww thanks Chris! We will have to find a spot where we can get everyone together!
Congrats on making so many nice finds. That medallion is awesome as are those two 2 cent pieces. GL & HH.
Thanks! Yeah that medallion/medal is now one of my favorite finds, it's just very unique and a nice piece of Massachusetts history. Thanks for the support, much appreciated
Nice sharing❤❤❤❤❤
@@EshalFoodies thanks for the support and I'm glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful boy don’t he like your finder sound!! Haha
@@maryhutt4263 thats mason from masonmerc metal detecting, you should go check out their channel. Thanks for the support!
Awesome hunt bro! Lots of sweet relics! Met ya last weekend in Chester. Keep it low n slow brother 👊💯
Yeah it was great meeting you in Chester, and yeah it was a really fun hunt! thanks for the support
aweasome finds
It was definitely a really fun hunt! Thank you for the support, much appreciated!
Score!!!!
thanks bud!
Nice dime! Good suggestion hape❤
@@maryhutt4263 thanks! Love finding Silver, no matter how old it is lol
One two cent piece is awesome but two 😮 congrats looked like you guys had a good day 👍🏻
Thanks! Lol yeah I was very surprised when the second one popped up lol
The lighter❤
Love finding the old lighters!
Nice video man how are you liking your accupoint I have one I think it’s great
@@mattbraley534 hey bud! Thanks for supporting the new channel! I love the accupoint so far. It's built a lot better than most of the others I've used and has the ferrous and non ferrous tone option...which has been a nice addition
Hon your lighter is a nice ol ww1 !my grandfather was in army then! I’m 69 add up from time of ww1=/ whejn it started and that,ll be how old your lighter is! SAve it
Can you share some details about the most extraordinary coin or relic you found at the tavern, and did they reveal any intriguing stories about the history of the place?
Are you on Facebook or Instagram? I'd love to connect and hear more about your experiences and insights! Let's keep in touch!
@@fahimreza01 that question is kind of a catch 22. My favorite items was either the police button or the MIT medal. But the sheer diversity of the finds tell the most about the tavern. People from all walks of life and all over the area came there to have a few drinks and have a good time. Some items we from the families who owned the property throughout its life and some were from the patrons that visited there.