Don’t give up Phillip , another great thing about detecting is you never know what that very next dig could bring. I’ve been there many , many times but the love of detecting will help you going. Awesome finds fellows, keep on diggin 👍👌
I dont normally comment but will you please share this with your new guy? Hey man, I've been in the hobby for about 6 years now and to this day I've still only found 5 or 6 dimes. One barber, three mercs and a couple of 64's. Other than that, thats all the silvers I've found so far. You're out hunting with two pro's and they've been at it long enough to make it look easy. You're lucky enough to have them guide you around so you got some advantages. Dont get discouraged. And be in it for the sake if being out there and having a good time, not for the silver. MUSH LOVE homey👊 Keep at it!
Phillip, I know it can be a let down when others find thing and you do not. That happens to everyone. Keep swinging, you have found more old coins then I have. You got this. Great little hunts guys. Keep them coming.
Great finds guys another great video don't give up Phillip the next hole you dig might be a half dollar stay safe and lots of love from West Virginia ❤️ 🙂
Some great finds congrats on barber I got a big surprise at an ole mill village school 1866 2 cent at 3 inches 77 on at pro go figure keep swinging Philip
Great job guys. Congrats on the old coins. Love the plastic cowboy on horse. Probably 1960’s . Yep, I’m that old. 😭 Still learning my new Manticore. Big learning curve since it’s my first detector with VDI. I’ve used Tesoro’s for 15 years until this Manticore. Keep the videos coming. 👍 Doug in NC 🇺🇸
Have the exact button at 19:29. Found it in a creek in Pennsylvania. Honesty think it's a generic iron backed blazer button. I've found no info one it.
Duuuuuude I found a heavily GOLD plated silver horse like that that!!!!! Out in the middle of NO WHERE!!!! Here in colorado, only it was JUST the bucking horse❤🎉❤ I freaking lost it just as fast as I found it too 😢
That's some nice finds your lucky you guys have the potential for large cents in those states. I'm from oregon and been metal detecting about 3 years and git 1 silver dime from 1952 and my oldest coin is from 1914 its a wheat penny (sadly not a d mint) but I'm hoping to find my first Indian this year. Got a permission from my freidns grandparents that has a new house with an 1870s house foundation that looks like it has never been detected.
I been kindly wanting to get into that, metal detecting but I’m a old man on a fixed income and some of those good machines can be pricey, I can probably maybe afford a good inexpensive machine but I’d like to find somebody around here that does metal detecting to show me the ropes, and the ins and outs of whatever machine I might get, you know? Anywho, that’s just wishful thinking right now, until then I’ll keep watching you fellars and several others on TH-cam here, maybe learn a thing or three.
I was detecting in the park thats a few minutes from my house. Walking distance within a few minutes. Been detecting it for the last 2.5 years. Some lady in a safety vest shows up screaming at me telling me i am tearing up her grass. She puts tons of time into and i am destroying it. I was only able to get a few words in 2 times. I said i take great pride in plugs that are perfect..... And she cut me off screaming i was the most disrespectful and i was the most disgraceful person shes ever met! She reapeated that about 4 times and said again i am tearing up HER grass. I was able to say where is the grass destroyed? She looks around and says "no where". I said why are you yelling at me? She then says she seen a few months ago a brown circle in the grass. And points to an area. The spot she pointed to is a spot that dies or goes brown every summer as the sprinklers dont hit that spot. I started to say something and she vuts me off screaming louder i and disgraceful. I was going to say its the spot not covered by sprinklers but she did not care. She turned and started walking away and i said metal detecting is my hobby and i dont damage or tear up anything and there is no law against detecting. She turns back and says you might get away with this here but come over to HER baseball fields and she will call the cops. And she stormed off. Well funny thing is i been detecting those baseball fields the last 2.5 years just like i detect the parks in town. I hit them all regularly. I dont know why she showed up but i suspect this. We hve a fireman in town that is a real "######" if you know what i mean. I had a run in with him at my house but thats another story. Anyway night before i was detecting in the same park. He came directly by me with wife or whatever and dog walking. He says are you aloud to be tearing up the grass like that? I said i did not tear up anything. He looks at me ...i said do you see anything tore up anywhere here? He says well we will see about that as he walks off. Then yhe very next day the lady shows up never looked at anything i was doing nothing. Just scream that i was "tearing up" the grass. Same words the fireman used. So his comment we will see about that meant he was going to call parks department and complain. And she showed up next day. Crazy part is i broke my foot a few months back. I have not been out detecting for awhile. So she did not see a brown spot from me. Next it rained all the way till about a week ago. So grass is super green and ground wet. No brown spots. And last my foot is not healing and still in the boot. I can only detect for about 45 minutes on my feet. I have only been out the 2 times. The night fireman walked by with his comments and then i was eager to trst my new m15 coil on Manticore so i went next day down to park and had been there for about 30 minutes when she showed up. Moral to the story is i am bummed out. I do my absolute best to have perfect plugs and leave no trace. I take out tons of trash and junk i find in and on the ground. I dont want to lose my detecting sites. I been detecting all the parks alot daily in fact for last 2.5 years. I am out all the time. I dont want the city to ban detecting here. And i see this lady trying to get that done. Or the fireman. I dont know if i should go to the head of parks and talk to that person? Or should i go to city council and talk to head person there to cover myself and make sure that no law gets brought up and passed without me knowing and defending the right to detect. Cops are jerks here. Told me its legal to detect but tried to get me on trespassing for detecting sidewalk grass strips. Which are city owned. When they sorted out that they said ok its city and detecting is currently legal but you dug in the grass and that vandalism. So they wanted to site me on vandalism charges. I asked them if i could demonstrate what i do. They agreed. I detected a target i cut a pkug pinpointed the coin and got it the put the plug back and stamped it in. After you vould not tell i had done it. The one of 3 cops that showed up cause someone called cops on me and lied to them said i was digging in peoples front yards so they sent 3 cops out. Anyway after my demo the one shook my hand and said have a nice day. I am not a confrontational kind of guy. I keep to myself and dont bother anyone. I am sick to my stomack this lady said me detecting is the most discraceful and disrespectful thing shes ever seen.
Some people are rude and maybe they’re just afraid of us finding something they’re not. We run in to people that call the cops quite often, but we’re within our legal rights. Hoping it all works out for you.
I've had a similar situation before detecting my local high school. Cop came up on me and said that they got a call and they don't want me digging up the school grounds. I said okay I'll leave. He started talking to me as we were walking and asked if I ever found anything good. I took out my phone and showed him some of my nice finds. I then told him that I've dug hundreds and hundreds of holes here and no one can tell where I dug, I make it look like I was never there. As I was putting my stuff in my truck he drove off then I see him turn around then drive back to me as I was getting ready to leave. He said hold on a minute, he called his dispatch and asked if the person who called was affiliated with the high school, they replied no. He then turns to me and said the person who called isn't affiliated with the school so I'm not going to ask you to leave your welcome to stay. So I thanked him for what he did, I'll never forget that 👍
If you are recovering your finds with a long handled shovel, people get the wrong perception in a hurry. I have found that using a smaller digging tool in public areas attract a lot less attention than the long handled shovels. In fact, if I walked into some of the parks I hunt with a long handled shovel, I would get booted out very quickly.
I think it's a lot to do with the type of people that live in the area. The people that complain about the sidewalk strips are generally going to be people who feel disrespected in some way by you being there without asking their permission. They feel like it is their property and you are not treating it with respect. I think this extends to parks and ballfields in their neighborhood. They feel like they own it and need to protect it. This may stem from negative experiences in the past. Others who have actually been disrespectful can ruin it for everyone. But, then there are also people who are just uptight and entitled and can't believe we have the audacity to dig holes and take relics. Fortunately, in my town, the only place I've ever been run off of is the county courthouse lawn. I never asked permission, but heck, I know everyone in town and the county judge at the time goes to the same church as my folks! One Sunday morning, though, the district judge rolls up screaming. Asked if I had permission, tells me and the guy I was digging with that we're tearing up the grass. To me... just not worth the hassle. I'd been there 10 times before and the finds were super-slow by then. Not at first. I'd found plenty of great coins and jewelry. I know the rest will be hard to find. And I plan to outlive this dude. Or at least his career. Anywhere else PUBLIC in town, even my honey-hole, which is a big grassy acre along a two lane highway that gets mowed so that it is never more than 3 inches of grass... I can dig foot-deep holes with my ball-handle lesche and no one bats an eye except to stop and ask if I've found anything good today! So... it's just different rules for different places and some people act like they own everything. Don't get discouraged. Keep looking for places you CAN dig.
@@codylovelace2237 I wish I could but a Garrett man and many of the other machines make my head hurt watching videos where vdi numbers don't match my AT
What shovels are yall using? I'm comparing 5 models right now but seeing mike.dig in HEYDUDES has me thinking his shovel is magic or you guys have very different soils than we have here in fort worth lol
Don’t give up Phillip , another great thing about detecting is you never know what that very next dig could bring. I’ve been there many , many times but the love of detecting will help you going. Awesome finds fellows, keep on diggin 👍👌
Thank you.
@@PWhitten your welcome my friend 👍
Exactly, what cheaplaugh said!
I like you encourage Phillip not to give up
That is nice of you to work with Phillip, I enjoy detecting with friends and everyone finding good things
Great location! Score!
Love all the silvers. Especially that cool silver ring!
I dont normally comment but will you please share this with your new guy?
Hey man, I've been in the hobby for about 6 years now and to this day I've still only found 5 or 6 dimes. One barber, three mercs and a couple of 64's. Other than that, thats all the silvers I've found so far. You're out hunting with two pro's and they've been at it long enough to make it look easy. You're lucky enough to have them guide you around so you got some advantages. Dont get discouraged. And be in it for the sake if being out there and having a good time, not for the silver.
MUSH LOVE homey👊 Keep at it!
Congrats Phil. Slumps can run for weeks. When you get on a streak, that's when the adrenaline starts pumping!
Thank you. Yes, Finding something cool or silver does get the adrenaline flowing.
Phillip, I know it can be a let down when others find thing and you do not. That happens to everyone. Keep swinging, you have found more old coins then I have. You got this.
Great little hunts guys. Keep them coming.
Thank you for your words of encouragement
Great finds guys another great video don't give up Phillip the next hole you dig might be a half dollar stay safe and lots of love from West Virginia ❤️ 🙂
Thank you for your encouragement, I will definitely keep digging and have fun. ❤
Hang in there Philip, you will be kicking butt in no time!
Some great finds congrats on barber I got a big surprise at an ole mill village school 1866 2 cent at 3 inches 77 on at pro go figure keep swinging Philip
Phillip has a heart and personality of Gold!!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
That is very nice of you to say. Thank you very much
@@PWhitten of course man!
Phillip has like the coolest apprenticeship lol keep going buddy!
Hello John,Mike and philip
Your wearing a TEXAS shirt. As Texans we don't lose our confidence brother! You got this, don't stop.
im right there with phillip, been a dang month since ive found silver ! but good for him !
Nice silvers for everyone. Great hunts.
Great job, guys! Congratulations on the silvers and rings!
Quality day! Great research and recoveries! Road trips are what keep friends together :)
Great day. Great finds.
Very nice Ring Great hunt..Yall make me laugh 😃
Thank you! We always have fun :)
You guys make me miss my younger days. Nice finds. Phillip will find something good soon.
Nice finds! Love watching!
That was a super nice vintage silver ring!!
Enjoyed the video guys! Nice mix of coins and relics. Congratulations on the low mintage Barber dime John!
Amazing that butterfly ring had it's stones still! Very cool. Got that give away merc dime the other day! Thank you again!
Cool hunt guys thanks!!!!!
Silver always make you happy
Great job guys. Congrats on the old coins. Love the plastic cowboy on horse. Probably 1960’s . Yep, I’m that old. 😭 Still learning my new Manticore. Big learning curve since it’s my first detector with VDI. I’ve used Tesoro’s for 15 years until this Manticore.
Keep the videos coming. 👍
Doug in NC 🇺🇸
Just keeeeep digging my friend.
Great hunt, you guys. You guys know me, I'm loving those rings, especially that butterfly ring John. Thank yall for the great video ❤
Great job guys, nice finds!
Phillip needs to have a good luck coin or charm that he holds to attract other good coins awesome finds always keep on keepin on
really nice digs! Love the friendly competition but it's obvious each of you want the others to find good stuff. The way it should be!!
Phillip a three wheat day would be a great hunt for me, and I have yet to dig a merc!
I've been on slump as well Phillip. It definitely gets discouraging at times
That is a BAD ASSSSS Marble!!!!!❤❤❤
20:00 is an strap adjustment slide for football shoulder pads.
Have the exact button at 19:29. Found it in a creek in Pennsylvania. Honesty think it's a generic iron backed blazer button. I've found no info one it.
Nice job, finding a Barber dime and an Indian penny!
The horse button is likely from a Horse Jocky outfit an overcoat or from someone who owns a racehorse. Happy Hunting!
Phil doin good. And here I am with my$250 Amazon detector... lol
...that clip buckle type thing Mike found is confederate states army suspender ..nice grab🙂
Duuuuuude I found a heavily GOLD plated silver horse like that that!!!!! Out in the middle of NO WHERE!!!! Here in colorado, only it was JUST the bucking horse❤🎉❤ I freaking lost it just as fast as I found it too 😢
Nice hunt. Nice rings John
Nice finds Guys 👊
That's some nice finds your lucky you guys have the potential for large cents in those states. I'm from oregon and been metal detecting about 3 years and git 1 silver dime from 1952 and my oldest coin is from 1914 its a wheat penny (sadly not a d mint) but I'm hoping to find my first Indian this year. Got a permission from my freidns grandparents that has a new house with an 1870s house foundation that looks like it has never been detected.
I have a horse button with mountains and it's from the 1800's.
Great day fellas!
I been kindly wanting to get into that, metal detecting but I’m a old man on a fixed income and some of those good machines can be pricey, I can probably maybe afford a good inexpensive machine but I’d like to find somebody around here that does metal detecting to show me the ropes, and the ins and outs of whatever machine I might get, you know? Anywho, that’s just wishful thinking right now, until then I’ll keep watching you fellars and several others on TH-cam here, maybe learn a thing or three.
I just started a Go FundMe page for Mike to get him a new diggin pouch. Duct Tape can't fix everything.
lol
Ya can’t expect to dig great stuff right away and always , you have to dig the trash away to get to the good stuff most of the time
Your day is coming Phillip. Swing flat and slow
I was detecting in the park thats a few minutes from my house. Walking distance within a few minutes. Been detecting it for the last 2.5 years. Some lady in a safety vest shows up screaming at me telling me i am tearing up her grass. She puts tons of time into and i am destroying it. I was only able to get a few words in 2 times. I said i take great pride in plugs that are perfect..... And she cut me off screaming i was the most disrespectful and i was the most disgraceful person shes ever met! She reapeated that about 4 times and said again i am tearing up HER grass. I was able to say where is the grass destroyed? She looks around and says "no where". I said why are you yelling at me? She then says she seen a few months ago a brown circle in the grass. And points to an area. The spot she pointed to is a spot that dies or goes brown every summer as the sprinklers dont hit that spot. I started to say something and she vuts me off screaming louder i and disgraceful. I was going to say its the spot not covered by sprinklers but she did not care. She turned and started walking away and i said metal detecting is my hobby and i dont damage or tear up anything and there is no law against detecting. She turns back and says you might get away with this here but come over to HER baseball fields and she will call the cops. And she stormed off. Well funny thing is i been detecting those baseball fields the last 2.5 years just like i detect the parks in town. I hit them all regularly.
I dont know why she showed up but i suspect this. We hve a fireman in town that is a real "######" if you know what i mean. I had a run in with him at my house but thats another story. Anyway night before i was detecting in the same park. He came directly by me with wife or whatever and dog walking. He says are you aloud to be tearing up the grass like that? I said i did not tear up anything. He looks at me ...i said do you see anything tore up anywhere here? He says well we will see about that as he walks off. Then yhe very next day the lady shows up never looked at anything i was doing nothing. Just scream that i was "tearing up" the grass. Same words the fireman used. So his comment we will see about that meant he was going to call parks department and complain. And she showed up next day. Crazy part is i broke my foot a few months back. I have not been out detecting for awhile. So she did not see a brown spot from me. Next it rained all the way till about a week ago. So grass is super green and ground wet. No brown spots. And last my foot is not healing and still in the boot. I can only detect for about 45 minutes on my feet. I have only been out the 2 times. The night fireman walked by with his comments and then i was eager to trst my new m15 coil on Manticore so i went next day down to park and had been there for about 30 minutes when she showed up.
Moral to the story is i am bummed out. I do my absolute best to have perfect plugs and leave no trace. I take out tons of trash and junk i find in and on the ground. I dont want to lose my detecting sites. I been detecting all the parks alot daily in fact for last 2.5 years. I am out all the time. I dont want the city to ban detecting here. And i see this lady trying to get that done. Or the fireman. I dont know if i should go to the head of parks and talk to that person? Or should i go to city council and talk to head person there to cover myself and make sure that no law gets brought up and passed without me knowing and defending the right to detect. Cops are jerks here. Told me its legal to detect but tried to get me on trespassing for detecting sidewalk grass strips. Which are city owned. When they sorted out that they said ok its city and detecting is currently legal but you dug in the grass and that vandalism. So they wanted to site me on vandalism charges. I asked them if i could demonstrate what i do. They agreed. I detected a target i cut a pkug pinpointed the coin and got it the put the plug back and stamped it in. After you vould not tell i had done it. The one of 3 cops that showed up cause someone called cops on me and lied to them said i was digging in peoples front yards so they sent 3 cops out. Anyway after my demo the one shook my hand and said have a nice day. I am not a confrontational kind of guy. I keep to myself and dont bother anyone. I am sick to my stomack this lady said me detecting is the most discraceful and disrespectful thing shes ever seen.
Some people are rude and maybe they’re just afraid of us finding something they’re not. We run in to people that call the cops quite often, but we’re within our legal rights. Hoping it all works out for you.
I've had a similar situation before detecting my local high school. Cop came up on me and said that they got a call and they don't want me digging up the school grounds. I said okay I'll leave. He started talking to me as we were walking and asked if I ever found anything good. I took out my phone and showed him some of my nice finds. I then told him that I've dug hundreds and hundreds of holes here and no one can tell where I dug, I make it look like I was never there. As I was putting my stuff in my truck he drove off then I see him turn around then drive back to me as I was getting ready to leave. He said hold on a minute, he called his dispatch and asked if the person who called was affiliated with the high school, they replied no. He then turns to me and said the person who called isn't affiliated with the school so I'm not going to ask you to leave your welcome to stay. So I thanked him for what he did, I'll never forget that 👍
If you are recovering your finds with a long handled shovel, people get the wrong perception in a hurry. I have found that using a smaller digging tool in public areas attract a lot less attention than the long handled shovels. In fact, if I walked into some of the parks I hunt with a long handled shovel, I would get booted out very quickly.
@@thedigger1865
I use a small 29- inch shovel I got from harbor freight works a treat 😁
I think it's a lot to do with the type of people that live in the area. The people that complain about the sidewalk strips are generally going to be people who feel disrespected in some way by you being there without asking their permission. They feel like it is their property and you are not treating it with respect. I think this extends to parks and ballfields in their neighborhood. They feel like they own it and need to protect it. This may stem from negative experiences in the past. Others who have actually been disrespectful can ruin it for everyone. But, then there are also people who are just uptight and entitled and can't believe we have the audacity to dig holes and take relics.
Fortunately, in my town, the only place I've ever been run off of is the county courthouse lawn. I never asked permission, but heck, I know everyone in town and the county judge at the time goes to the same church as my folks! One Sunday morning, though, the district judge rolls up screaming. Asked if I had permission, tells me and the guy I was digging with that we're tearing up the grass. To me... just not worth the hassle. I'd been there 10 times before and the finds were super-slow by then. Not at first. I'd found plenty of great coins and jewelry. I know the rest will be hard to find. And I plan to outlive this dude. Or at least his career.
Anywhere else PUBLIC in town, even my honey-hole, which is a big grassy acre along a two lane highway that gets mowed so that it is never more than 3 inches of grass... I can dig foot-deep holes with my ball-handle lesche and no one bats an eye except to stop and ask if I've found anything good today!
So... it's just different rules for different places and some people act like they own everything. Don't get discouraged. Keep looking for places you CAN dig.
Mike the plastic man on horse might be a Cracker Jack toy
can I use your video to for make shorts video promote my metal detector products in South Korea?
Yep everyone has a slump wait till you hit that 25k ring
slump lol I've only found 2 silver coins in a year and half of serious days and hours swinging my AT Max
Get a manty if you can. You won't regret it if your serious about swinging.
@@codylovelace2237 I wish I could but a Garrett man and many of the other machines make my head hurt watching videos where vdi numbers don't match my AT
Check out phils settings.maybe he isnt hset up like you guys
Please relay to Mike for us that, the hair style ain't cutting it.
I dont blame him it sucks
Stay dirty 👍
What shovels are yall using? I'm comparing 5 models right now but seeing mike.dig in HEYDUDES has me thinking his shovel is magic or you guys have very different soils than we have here in fort worth lol