+EnVy Fluxzz I think someone is deleting my comments, but that's not a tank. It's a water suction pipe for a storage pond. The thing that looks like a flash diffuser is a filter.
Outstanding ! Dan. What a fantastic hunt. I know this is a repeat vid. So have you been back to this site ? I don't know! I really don't know ! Thanks for posting
+Hooper45 he said new videos start in the next month or so I believe. I can't remember the date, but it was in the more info section of one of his videos not too long ago.
+Hooper45 nm its in this video more info if you click on it... This and all videos posted for the rest of 2015 will be remastered older videos. This is due to copyright reasons so all remastered videos will contain new music, size altered to fit the full screen, unnecessary parts taken out and re editing of each clip.If filmed on a poor camera I am unable to improve the video quality. New videos will commence on 1st January 2016.
Mr Dan, I enjoyed your camping though Scotland series. Do you plan on more camping trips? I also enjoyed you taking us sight seeing in London, and some other locations, are you planning more sight seeing adventures in the near future?
Bronze was commonly gold in color. It was an alloy of tin, copper and sometimes silver. It all depended upon the concentration or the relative amount of copper it contained. As an aside, you should read up on your ancient finds and "bronze disease" or bronze destabilisation. I can send you some good links. Always rinse your relics in distilled water!
Dan, have you ever considered doing some research on viking trade routes? Maybe near Constantinople? That Thor Hammer pendant is still my #1 favorite find. Byzantine era metal detecting?
The Roman thing with the ring on the back looks like you thread a scarf through it.The concrete thing with and ring at the top I think is a homemade boat anchor.
definately one of my favorites, well done Dan, i wish that one day i could metal detect and find some of the amazing things like what you find, im only 13 so ive got plenty of time to get a metal detector and start finding.
I didn't realise metal detecting could be so interesting and entertaining ,it's made so entertaining because he loves metal detecting ,you've got me hooked now all I have to do now is convince the wife.
Im only 11 but im pretty sure the bronze roman artifact is the top of a oil lamp to light houses in the roman times cuz they r that small and we held one in class on friday and the top of it looked exactly like that x
this is what i found on the internet for the badge. N.S.D.A.P. Nun Erst Recht enameled Party lapel badge.N.S.D.A.P. Nun Erst Recht (Now All The More) enameled Party lapel badge. Worn particularly during the period in the 1920"s when the N.S.D.A.P. was outlawed. With R.Z.M. makers code number on reverse. Brooch pin fitting.
hey dan i have something to tell you but i hope i dont dissapoint you....i have watched the dig up the tank video few times and i have noticed that that thank is actualy a german cannon...but like ww2 cannon...im not an expert but my aunt works at a museom and thats her opinion too
2Dan, just saw this post. I know some German (language), probably enough to be dangerous, but simpler word forms are easy to sort out. That Nazi, pin, "nun erst recht." words -- closest I can translate, "now only right." Not to be confused, with, "Nuns first (and) to the right." Haha. That trans.google.com translator could help, too, for simpler translations. Be careful about short phrases too, as can be a bit off, even in 1940. Like, in German, "Du hast recht," lit.trans to, "You have right," or really, "You're right." (familiar 'du' form). Anyway, that's a fine pin specimen and consider value. It's prolly worth something to somebody quite a bit. Careful, ja, about selling to Neo-N's, like on ebay, right. if no patina - good find! No rust from ground means no iron content, after 70 years, so decent metal that. Not surprised if decent silver content, no? Less lousy Diggs; More Finds for 2Dan. Good hunting!
-From a military medal site:www.kelsmilitary.com/ "Nazi Party 'Nun Erst Recht'('NOW ALL THE MORE') enameled badge. Worn particularly during the 1920's when Nazi's were outlawed. " Crossed Rifles button @ 8:00 is probably a WWII US infantry brass button. You make History fun, Thank You & good hunting!
Hi Dan I am having a really bad day in the UK and watching this is made me sooooo better
Dan please go back and dig up the tank !!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes that would be awesome
+EnVy Fluxzz I think someone is deleting my comments, but that's not a tank. It's a water suction pipe for a storage pond. The thing that looks like a flash diffuser is a filter.
wrnchhead76 but if it is a tank :0
#DigUpTheTank
+EnVy Fluxzz he will not dig up the tank so please stop asking him.
Update on the tank please Dan
Just hearing and seeing your intro puts me in a good mood.. I love your videos and sending love from the US
Dan the WW2 infantry badge I bought from you when you were selling items on your website. Glad I was able to see you find it. Thanks
When in Rome, metal detect. Come on, get in.
09:18 the one ring from the Lord of the ring lol
I love it when you get all excited, you always cheer me up, thank you Dan for always brightening my day. Good luck 🍀 and happy hunting Mary-Ellen
Love your videos buddy! Awesome & very entertaining.
anyways i love you dan you are the best youtuber ever
What a great array of finds ,,,, nice going Dan
Outstanding ! Dan. What a fantastic hunt. I know this is a repeat vid. So have you been back to this site ?
I don't know! I really don't know !
Thanks for posting
+Hooper45 he said new videos start in the next month or so I believe. I can't remember the date, but it was in the more info section of one of his videos not too long ago.
+Hooper45 nm its in this video more info if you click on it... This and all videos posted for the rest of 2015 will be remastered older videos. This is due to copyright reasons so all remastered videos will contain new music, size altered to fit the full screen, unnecessary parts taken out and re editing of each clip.If filmed on a poor camera I am unable to improve the video quality. New videos will commence on 1st January 2016.
Mr Dan, I enjoyed your camping though Scotland series. Do you plan on more camping trips? I also enjoyed you taking us sight seeing in London, and some other locations, are you planning more sight seeing adventures in the near future?
great stuff you find again Dan 👍😉 greetings from Belgium
I agree with envy fluxx, go back and dig up that tank, i thik it is a Panzer 3c
That glass-cutter should screw apart in the middle to reveal a screwdriver and a place for storing cutter wheels.
that room and key is a grand antique and I am not kidding
Fantastic finds Dan well done
Bronze was commonly gold in color. It was an alloy of tin, copper and sometimes silver. It all depended upon the concentration or the relative amount of copper it contained. As an aside, you should read up on your ancient finds and "bronze disease" or bronze destabilisation. I can send you some good links. Always rinse your relics in distilled water!
Good video Dan, Thanks!!
You found a "now more than ever badge" pretty interesting.
that double loop buckle is a "spectacle" buckle - 1550s-1650s - I only find bits of them in the fields usually - very nice!
+hellomcflyy you might see one on this page - www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/index.php?cat=3
Im 11 years old and im sposed to be doing my homework but i just cant resist one of your videos dan x
Hey DDD, awesome videos mate
Dan, have you ever considered doing some research on viking trade routes? Maybe near Constantinople? That Thor Hammer pendant is still my #1 favorite find. Byzantine era metal detecting?
your intro should be: im deep digger dan, across the land i scan, with my metal detector in my hand ;D
The Roman thing with the ring on the back looks like you thread a scarf through it.The concrete thing with and ring at the top I think is a homemade boat anchor.
The crossed rifles badge is a WW2 US infantry insignia. I have one from my father.
I think that thing with the little handle could be a Roman squirrel's toast or magazine rack :-)
Great finds. Maybe the mystery Roman piece was used to connect a toga?
Crossed rifles is a 1950s to present US Army Infantry enlisted-man's collar insignia. 585 is 14k gold..
First time with a couple of questions.
Do you display your finds?
If you do, how?
Mary
definately one of my favorites, well done Dan, i wish that one day i could metal detect and find some of the amazing things like what you find, im only 13 so ive got plenty of time to get a metal detector and start finding.
Great Video!! Thank You very Much!!
great video's Dan keep em coming
awsome finds Dan!
I didn't realise metal detecting could be so interesting and entertaining ,it's made so entertaining because he loves metal detecting ,you've got me hooked now all I have to do now is convince the wife.
Hi Dan, Stunning top 15 finds.......:) Stunning gold ring!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FREDDIE LOVES GOLD!!!! :) nice one....:) lovely roman coin!! lovely buckles...great finds& video, cheers,G:)
Its an NSDAP Batch given to the Veterans of the Putsch in 1924
the second to last buckle was a Spectacle buckle 1600-1700
Happy digging
Hey man, gotta ask you something: I'm not an english native speaker and I've never heard an accent like yours before. Where you from?
he said it in a vid were he was searching for a couple lost ring I think.
Thanks man
Never take bad commets always take the good ones and never stop what you love doing
The little long silver thing might be a sort of screwdriver piece
Im only 11 but im pretty sure the bronze roman artifact is the top of a oil lamp to light houses in the roman times cuz they r that small and we held one in class on friday and the top of it looked exactly like that x
Cool! Nice gold weddingband!
i think that on 13:22 is a peice form a roman statue (sorry that i spelled things wrong)
badge - "Nun Erst Recht" = "Now More Than Ever"
Hi dan what do you use to clean coins and stuff
8:53 That's a US m1 helmet liner chinstrap buckle.
What tips would you give me because I am thinking of recording me metal detecting thx for your time
"Now more than ever"
I think that the roman key is an old glass cutter
Good on ya mate great film
I think that ring may be better than 14k, all of my gold is marked 14k 417, the three digit number usually means parts per thousand, so 41.7% gold
this is what i found on the internet for the badge.
N.S.D.A.P. Nun Erst Recht enameled Party lapel badge.N.S.D.A.P. Nun Erst Recht (Now All The More) enameled Party lapel badge. Worn particularly during the period in the 1920"s when the N.S.D.A.P. was outlawed. With R.Z.M. makers code number on reverse. Brooch pin fitting.
hi Dan on the gold ring 585 is meant to indicate that it is 58.5% or 14 karat gold I think Dan . well done Dan
maybe Dan could get a fan group to help dig out the tank ! a big get together and call it ....The big Dan Dig !.....
Dan where do u get ur metal detector ?
+Deep Digger Dan Which Detector you have? I want to start too!
"it means something like..."
Dig up the tank and the silver thing is a sigeret holder
Hey Dan Great videos 10/10 :D
Dan please answer soon I will get a metal detector and will do some vids, when I get going, please can we meet up and make some vids?
Where do you do all this digging and find all the nazi and ww2 stuff
hey dan i have something to tell you but i hope i dont dissapoint you....i have watched the dig up the tank video few times and i have noticed that that thank is actualy a german cannon...but like ww2 cannon...im not an expert but my aunt works at a museom and thats her opinion too
I'm a big fan Mr digger lol wots ur day job ? I think you should be a TV star cause u got a brill personality.
nice finds
2Dan, just saw this post. I know some German (language), probably enough to be dangerous, but simpler word forms are easy to sort out. That Nazi, pin, "nun erst recht." words -- closest I can translate, "now only right." Not to be confused, with, "Nuns first (and) to the right." Haha. That trans.google.com translator could help, too, for simpler translations. Be careful about short phrases too, as can be a bit off, even in 1940. Like, in German, "Du hast recht," lit.trans to, "You have right," or really, "You're right." (familiar 'du' form). Anyway, that's a fine pin specimen and consider value. It's prolly worth something to somebody quite a bit. Careful, ja, about selling to Neo-N's, like on ebay, right. if no patina - good find! No rust from ground means no iron content, after 70 years, so decent metal that. Not surprised if decent silver content, no? Less lousy Diggs; More Finds for 2Dan. Good hunting!
10'20...Looks like the end of a sword handle, perhaps. It would hash a sash or pompion tied to it. Great patina!!!!...Ancient, no doubt!
4:20 is a cigarette holder.
Please give me your rubbish :-) Come on get in
Dan please get a better quality camera.
cool finds
on the internet it looks like you can sell them for £7.95
Very entertaining!
Is is a millitary badge For for paremecs
-From a military medal site:www.kelsmilitary.com/
"Nazi Party 'Nun Erst Recht'('NOW ALL THE MORE') enameled badge. Worn particularly during the 1920's when Nazi's were outlawed. "
Crossed Rifles button @ 8:00 is probably a WWII US infantry brass button.
You make History fun,
Thank You & good hunting!
What's your eBay Dan
1 is a key
My bad cigarette
18:50 someone was behind a tree
@ 4;40 ......part of a silver pencil.
Candle holder?
The cross is worth €5000
that is a wonderful day, DDD!!! WHOOWHOO!! :)
At 11.40 its not a button its a ufo
wow wow whad a gread video i always looking too your video s greads from te netherlands
Michael Jackson-1920
it looks like a american civil war button
cool vid
.585 means 14 karat gold :)
I didn't really throw it lol
It gets 45•
Can you dig the tank up plzzz
a buckle day :)
Please make a video to show aaaaaall your buckles :DD
The Roman key is a glass cutter Dan ........ Sorry, Still quite old though :-)
Dan, a live dig every time, would be okay. Just don't include the clips where you pull nothing but trash. Dig on,
Degrees*
go dig up that tank