I finally find a gap in the weather and get metal detecting for the first time this year and find some amazing Roman silver coins along with other interesting artefacts.
+Deep Digger Dan Yeah no kidding... lol. Years ago, I did an art show up in Great Falls Montana.. where Western Artist Charley Russell lived... A guest of mine, Alfred Hitchcock's daughter, Patricia O'Connell, and I went on a tour of Russell's home, there... and I remember her saying, if the walls could talk. I was remembering that when I saw those coins.. Good for you. Charley's Paintings.... franceshunter.wordpress.com/2009/12/09/charlie-russells-lewis-clark-art/
Great video as usual Dan. I like the photos at the end. My brother and I just got metal detectors. Still a lot of snow here in Newfoundland Canada but we're itching to get out... I mean "GET IN" lol.
Anything that is metal Dan will start to corrode immediately the very second that oxygen/air meets the surface, I'd keep some sort of vessel with olive oil in it, have a quick look at your find and drop it in the oil until later, crap for videos but it will save your find. Regards, Rob.
Dan you are so lucky to have such rich history where you live,thanks for sharing your trips with us.The thrill to me is being the 1st person to touch an item since it was lost. Thanks again, looking forward to your next adventure
Love the lead horse! Thick coin was a cartwheel penny 1797 Ive had 7 of them always rotted away though! WOW Danzerman!!! what a find those Roman coins are spectacular Im glad for you!! Cant wait to find some myself! Great video hunt, really enjoyed it :-)
Great video Dan! The brick with the led on was about in the 1800-1920s when they used lead instead of cement! By using (non rusting metal like lead) because it holded longer and was reusable! Keep up the great work!
Love those crotal bells Fab , lmao but your fortune cooky is true, no do not eat that mushroom lol woohoo Dan now swop me hats :D yep the toy cannons were childrens toys in the late 1700's I have found 2 now amazing on your silver roman coins :) best wishes Dan :)
+jackiesmiths Metaldetecting videos They had real gun powder health and safety lol been told how to fire mine use firework powder il let acturanmegadonkey do it
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Sorry to say Dan but the first coin wasn't Hadrian. Hadrian is always shown with a beard. He is the first emperor to introduce the beard do seeing as there is no beard that unfortunately isn't Hadrian
That bell has oxidized that's why it was in worse shape. You should put these metals into a wet tissue until you gave it to the museums for further restorations. -An archaeologist.
Well done. Great finds and good video. I should be so lucky! Still, last Monday, sat it the doctor's surgery with the dreaded winter lurgy, feeling very down-in-the-mouth, I got talking to the guy sat next to me who tells me he has a 60 acre farm in the nearby Pendle Hill/Blacko Tower area! In like Flint - "Has it ever been detected?", "No", "Any chance of giving me permission, split any spoils 50/50?", "Sure, why not, come and go as you please". Was nearly skipping out of that surgery. Got up there for an hour today in a nice bit of sun, amongst horses and rabbits, after a long break. Just got to find any good stuff now instead of many horseshoes (the biggest collection in the NW) and my first hammered. Am 70 next but great this hobby, Ain't it?
It is a toy cannon and the little hole is where a string fuse lit gunpowder inside and they used to fire them at little lead toy soldiers to knock them over
What a special dig, Dan. Good for you.You got some cool relics that I know you Love and you got one of the very Best silver coins I've seen on anyone's detecting channel. Really good to see you in such great form. Liked the intro to your vid. I can see why you didn't want to waste it. Thanks for the taking us along on your Adventure and thanks to Mark for inviting you. See ya next time. WooHoo, Get In!
If I found Roman items here, it would change world history, lol, Well so long as I didn't find it a museum. [just trying to be funny]. To think, you pick up stuff that was held by Romans and other ancient people the last time someone held them, that is gold.
great video...I have bought 50+ used metal detectors...with very few problems....try before you buy...or make sure there's a return/refund policy..... SWEET SILVER COIN BY THE WAY !
lovely video,great watching,top class entertainment, Roman coins!!!!!! unbelievable,well done mate this is going to be your year,be prepared for more great finds to come!!!
I'm no expert, but the really clean roman coin looks like Trajan, not Hadrian. Hadrian wore a beard, while his predecessor Trajan did not. Moreover not only does it look like Trajan, but the coin appears to read IMP TRAIANO (Trajan) AVG GER DAC P M TR P. It wouldn't be too surprising that it was found near Hadrians wall, since the coins of Hadrian's predecessor would probably still be in circulation.
I'm sure you'll be aware Dan, but just in case...on suspected Roman sites watch out for folded lead...They used to engrave wish-lists to the gods (eg curses for he who stole my brolly on the tram) on lead sheet, fold it up and leave it at a sacred site...they're commonly known as curse tablets Thanks as ever for the video, and all the best to you and yours Dave
Looks like a clover on the bell, could it be Irish ? The letter is likely from an old printing set. Old way of doing inked typed letters. The cannon is too small to be used as a signal cannon, that are much smaller than real cannons. However this is to small to be a working model, likely just a toy, but an old toy. Great finds DDD, those Roman silver are amazing !! The item at 24:32 is likely an Axe head still in its leather sheath. Keep @ it and HH !!
The Royal Artillary cap badge had a Kings Crown, the strange cone could be the nose cap of a shell. Combine this with the piece of shrapnel and the cartridge case and the field could have been an anti-aircraft site from WW2.
Dan you are so lucky!! I live in Bobcaygeon Ontario Canada, The damn place wasn't even settled until 1840 or so. I'd love to metal detect in your neck of the woods. Its so full of history.... fascinating .......... Steve
We'll done dan great finds. That toy cannon is cool, they did actually fire leads balls dangerous kids toys. There is video on TH-cam of one being fired make some noise. Wouldn't want a toy fight back then
I never get luck metal detecting the oldest thing ive found was 1912 and it was a cow tag. The oldest coin I’ve found was 1917 and it was a wheat penny... probably cause I live in Rome ny and have a Garrett csi 250. Someone I need help why I can’t find good things
Hi Dan, love your vids - Congrats on the very nice Roman silver and all the other great stuff you guys dug up, Found one of those stamp block things recently but mine had an "S" on it, strange to find them in the middle of a field, who would want to print out there :-) - HH
He he loved it Dan and what a happy little Vegemite you must be (Look it up Dan Vegemite is an Australian spread for bread) and I loved to see your excitement and rightly so awesome Dan
The bell looks different because it dried out, I bet if you oiled it then it would look like it did when it was wet. The toy cannon is probably just a toy, I have a few of them I bought from old battlefield museums in the novelty shops, mine have fuse holes and we shoot stuff out of them using firecrackers but I don't think they are meant to be fired.
everytime i see a metal detecting video that has roman coins in it, i get a anxious feeling, i can only imagine what it feels like actually digging it up, its gotta be a feeling you cant describe
great to see that you are metaldetecting again! Awesome finds also. Congrats on the Romans (im stil waiting on my first roman, so im kinda jealous :P )
Hi Dan, Lovely crotal bell... nice horse....WOW! stunning Roman coins...:) ive found several of the wee cannons....they did fire..Georgian-Victorian... great finds & video, cheers,G;) ps. as for the spade and shoes...bury them!!
Hi Dan, That capbadge is Royal Artillery, the moto is Ubique Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt (Everywhere where right and glory lead)...my old regiment. Great vid and some cracking finds. Martin :-)
Really Nice Hunt Dan, always so jealous of the incredible history in the UK, we get excited when we find an early 1800's coin. Hope you don't mind have to live the MDing through you for a bit the grounds still frozen here for a couple more months. You Rock :)
The cap badge is Royal Regiment of Artillery from a officers cap. The motto is QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT which means Where right and glory leads. This is the regiment I was cap badged as a cadet :)
Dan would love to detect with you sometime in the UK. We will be there in July for a week (detecting). If you want a few nice Yankees to keep you some company on a day's dig, feel free to reach out. We are living in Germany. Keep up the great videos! Always fun to watch you!
+Deep Digger Dan Hi Dan I saw you did when I watched the rest of your video a bit later but I had already written the comment by then. Happy hunting ;-)
I'm so jealous of you Dan! Nothing like finding ancient history! The oldest coin I've ever found was 105 years old, and it was in my front yard, lol. That's what I get for living in Kansas.
WOW! Lovely finds. Loved the roman what a good day. Those roman coins were in good condition. What a good day. Pity the bell lost its lovely green patina . Did the bronze coins keep theirs. Looking forward to your next adventure.
Why did u give this up, ? You so enjoyed it, follow your positives every day, mix it up, with now and your other Chanel with wildlife all combined into one, winner winner, and get a static home.
Hi there, recently subscribed to your channel, love it, thinking of doing it in my spare time as im rejoining the army. But the cap badge you asked about is 100% Royal Artillery... its my regiment and i have the badge on my lighter 😊 hope it help
Spot on with your bell guess! It's just surface rust, it is oxidising! All the dirt protected it! So it may get worse sadly! Great video! Good to see you back at metal detecting! Keep going with the informational videos aswell! All great!
I am sorry but Dan the bell looks like someone was beating on it. But you are doing well with other things. I think gold is in your future.😮And be very happy you have true friends around you😊🇱🇷👏👏
Well done Dan on such great finds especially the Crotal bell and Roman coins..... Great Vid to, as usual and keep them coming..... Come on Get In............
Hi dan I just wanted to say I've been subscribed since 100k subs and you're vids have improved majorly. Also where do you get you're metal detectors from?
Hey Mr. Dan thanks for the upload, it's just what I've been waiting for. #ComeOnGetIn Also I believe that the mini cannon was a toy what you would prime with black powder a wick and a tiny ball.
Hi Dan really enjoyed that Video,have taken onboard your advice about buying 2nd hand Detectors.Do you have any advice on reputable dealers ??.Im based in North Wales Cheers
Dan, Could you perform some experiments? Can you find more target when the ground is wet or when the ground is dry? Will there be a difference? As usual, terrific videos!! Brian
Could you imagine loosing a silver coin nearly 2000 years ago. That would be like loosing a couple hundred dollars today. Bet that guy was kicking himself.
There's nothing more valuable than true friends my friend. Now start digging for gold tu distribute with true friends my true friend. I send you a huge hug. and later my bank account number. 😆😆😆
I think that I have eaten those when I was a boy of four (that's 63 yrs.) when an old Chinese gentleman took me in and gave me supper they tasted great. Maybe you are wasting your time metal detecting and should be collecting these fungi.
Boy if those Roman coins could talk.. the history.. wow..
+Deep Digger Dan Yeah no kidding... lol. Years ago, I did an art show up in Great Falls Montana.. where Western Artist Charley Russell lived... A guest of mine, Alfred Hitchcock's daughter, Patricia O'Connell, and I went on a tour of Russell's home, there... and I remember her saying, if the walls could talk.
I was remembering that when I saw those coins.. Good for you.
Charley's Paintings.... franceshunter.wordpress.com/2009/12/09/charlie-russells-lewis-clark-art/
David Lemon 🍋
David Lemon 🍋 and david
the history of being under the sand / dirt with the worms?
jk xD , but ik what you mean
Very exiting that nice Roman coin.Excellent video and lots if fun With friends. Thanks for sharing and HH. WW2HH
Great video as usual Dan. I like the photos at the end. My brother and I just got metal detectors. Still a lot of snow here in Newfoundland Canada but we're itching to get out... I mean "GET IN" lol.
Are those guys names really Mathew Mark Luke and John or is that just a joke?
+Deep Digger Dan Where do you live?
English in reverse sounds just like German. So that's how they made it.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? For real? Great video, Dan. Awesome intro too.
Anything that is metal Dan will start to corrode immediately the very second that oxygen/air meets the surface, I'd keep some sort of vessel with olive oil in it, have a quick look at your find and drop it in the oil until later, crap for videos but it will save your find. Regards, Rob.
yep, oil is the way to go on cleaning up and preserving the coin
Triple D...good seeing you back doing what you do best.
Awesome Roman coin.Get In !!!!
Great start for 2016!
Miss the intro song though ...
Amazing video Dan
keep finding good stuff 😎
Silver Trajan (AD 98-117) Denarius.
COS V PP SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI.
IMP TRAIANO AVG GERM DAC PM TR P
Dan you are so lucky to have such rich history where you live,thanks for sharing your trips with us.The thrill to me is being the 1st person to touch an item since it was lost. Thanks again, looking forward to your next adventure
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John XD
God is trying to tell you something lol
Acts and Romans follow on 😂
Love the lead horse! Thick coin was a cartwheel penny 1797 Ive had 7 of them always rotted away though! WOW Danzerman!!! what a find those Roman coins are spectacular Im glad for you!! Cant wait to find some myself! Great video hunt, really enjoyed it :-)
Come to Lancashire, they are all over the place haha Too poor for silver over here in the old days ;-)
I am glad the bell still had its ding a ling a ding dong . lol :)
I know right
Great video Dan! The brick with the led on was about in the 1800-1920s when they used lead instead of cement! By using (non rusting metal like lead) because it holded longer and was reusable! Keep up the great work!
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? You've got the personnel there for a dig of 'biblical' proportions... ;-)
Fantastic Roman coins Dan, you can't get much better than that. Well maybe a gold roman coin. Enjoyed the video thanks.
Love those crotal bells Fab , lmao but your fortune cooky is true, no do not eat that mushroom lol woohoo Dan now swop me hats :D yep the toy cannons were childrens toys in the late 1700's I have found 2 now amazing on your silver roman coins :) best wishes Dan :)
+Deep Digger Dan Just realised I had a shout out lol :) had 6 new subs today
+jackiesmiths Metaldetecting videos They had real gun powder health and safety lol been told how to fire mine use firework powder il let acturanmegadonkey do it
17th century crotal bell with the
initials HW (William Seller’s
Foreman ?) on one side and a
founder’s hammer on the other.
+Mark Alire www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/crotal-bells.html#Anchor-Th-55036
To all Dan's Subscribers. I'm sure there are many that, like myself was not aware of Dan's Patreon account (there's a link in the description). I know there are many that won't be able to contribute, but many that can. He currently only has 15 patrons, with 200,000+ subscribers that get great quality entertainment from his videos, surely we can do better than this. We're all looking forward to his walk around England series and this is where he is raising funds for this trip. Please lets help Dan reach his goal. Sorry for the long post, but I feel very strong about this, and I hope you don't mind Dan. Thanks.
+Deep Digger Dan, Not sure how many will actually read my comment, wish I could send them all a message. Hopefully you will pick up some more patrons. If I were rich, I'd fund your whole trip myself, but unfortunately I'm just a regular working stiff. I know your busy, but my son wanted me to ask you when you might be posting another Deep fried Dan video. He loves those. Thanks.
Sorry to say Dan but the first coin wasn't Hadrian. Hadrian is always shown with a beard. He is the first emperor to introduce the beard do seeing as there is no beard that unfortunately isn't Hadrian
That bell has oxidized that's why it was in worse shape. You should put these metals into a wet tissue until you gave it to the museums for further restorations.
-An archaeologist.
+Charlie glard glug blimey shinta bwoo lager me kumquat!
-a drunkard
It's not a rare coin.
Well done. Great finds and good video. I should be so lucky! Still, last Monday, sat it the doctor's surgery with the dreaded winter lurgy, feeling very down-in-the-mouth, I got talking to the guy sat next to me who tells me he has a 60 acre farm in the nearby Pendle Hill/Blacko Tower area! In like Flint - "Has it ever been detected?", "No", "Any chance of giving me permission, split any spoils 50/50?", "Sure, why not, come and go as you please". Was nearly skipping out of that surgery. Got up there for an hour today in a nice bit of sun, amongst horses and rabbits, after a long break. Just got to find any good stuff now instead of many horseshoes (the biggest collection in the NW) and my first hammered. Am 70 next but great this hobby, Ain't it?
I wonder if that plate is some form of armor? Like a metal plate bound with leather underneath?
"I don't want friends I want GOOOOOLD"" LOL GREAT and exciting video thanks!
It is a toy cannon and the little hole is where a string fuse lit gunpowder inside and they used to fire them at little lead toy soldiers to knock them over
I think the W led thingy is a part of an old "Wanted poster" printer, just a guess :)
What a special dig, Dan. Good for you.You got some cool relics that I know you Love and you got one of the very Best silver coins I've seen on anyone's detecting channel. Really good to see you in such great form. Liked the intro to your vid. I can see why you didn't want to waste it. Thanks for the taking us along on your Adventure and thanks to Mark for inviting you. See ya next time. WooHoo, Get In!
Glad your back to detecting, Also glad you got a motor so you can go anywhere
strange flowers are fungi, Dan. Living off bits of decaying wood.
Those yucky things are fungus, and theyre not edible :D
matthew mark luke john? all bible verses in order in beggining of new testiment
or max instead of mark sorry I'm blind I can't hear
Bible books but yeah!
OMG, congrads on the Roman coins, what a find. The bell and other finds were great to, but come on, the Roman coins is awesome. OREGON USA
If I found Roman items here, it would change world history, lol, Well so long as I didn't find it a museum. [just trying to be funny]. To think, you pick up stuff that was held by Romans and other ancient people the last time someone held them, that is gold.
sounds like your with the apostles? great intro
Wow! Those Roman coins are amazing!
That would be so exciting!
Excellent video once again Dan. When you did the rewind, it sounded like you were speaking German!
lol when was it? :D
Don't think anyone has mentioned the fungus thing, its a Jews ear, and is edible :) congrats on the roman coins by the way :)
you're welcome :) let us know when you come to the north east on your coast walk and will fetch you a brew :)
Thanks for the video Dan, a wonderful day, so happy for you. ROMAN.
Great Roman coins..I envy you, and also we have those fungi (mushrooms) here in Ohio. They are called lovingly "elf ears". lol Nice video, DDD!!! :)
yeah. they are ..but Deadman's fingers are even creepier..lol
well done on the roman dan and gang nice finds :)
My cousin found one Dan with wheels on it.
Those Romans are amazing. Congratulations!
great video...I have bought 50+ used metal detectors...with very few problems....try before you buy...or make sure there's a return/refund policy..... SWEET SILVER COIN BY THE WAY !
lovely video,great watching,top class entertainment, Roman coins!!!!!! unbelievable,well done mate this is going to be your year,be prepared for more great finds to come!!!
Wao very nice Coins !!! Super!!
I'm no expert, but the really clean roman coin looks like Trajan, not Hadrian. Hadrian wore a beard, while his predecessor Trajan did not. Moreover not only does it look like Trajan, but the coin appears to read IMP TRAIANO (Trajan) AVG GER DAC P M TR P. It wouldn't be too surprising that it was found near Hadrians wall, since the coins of Hadrian's predecessor would probably still be in circulation.
Whaha what where you saying in reverse?
super fun video, great finds.
I'm sure you'll be aware Dan, but just in case...on suspected Roman sites watch out for folded lead...They used to engrave wish-lists to the gods (eg curses for he who stole my brolly on the tram) on lead sheet, fold it up and leave it at a sacred site...they're commonly known as curse tablets
Thanks as ever for the video, and all the best to you and yours
Dave
15:33 looks like jelly ear fungus, should be edible. used to be used as medicine n stuff. mostly used in soups nowadays by ppl that still harvest them
Looks like a clover on the bell, could it be Irish ? The letter is likely from an old printing set. Old way of doing inked typed letters. The cannon is too small to be used as a signal cannon, that are much smaller than real cannons. However this is to small to be a working model, likely just a toy, but an old toy. Great finds DDD, those Roman silver are amazing !! The item at 24:32 is likely an Axe head still in its leather sheath.
Keep @ it and HH !!
The Royal Artillary cap badge had a Kings Crown, the strange cone could be the nose cap of a shell. Combine this with the piece of shrapnel and the cartridge case and the field could have been an anti-aircraft site from WW2.
Dan you are so lucky!! I live in Bobcaygeon Ontario Canada, The damn place wasn't even settled until 1840 or so. I'd love to metal detect in your neck of the woods. Its so full of history.... fascinating .......... Steve
We'll done dan great finds. That toy cannon is cool, they did actually fire leads balls dangerous kids toys. There is video on TH-cam of one being fired make some noise. Wouldn't want a toy fight back then
I never get luck metal detecting the oldest thing ive found was 1912 and it was a cow tag. The oldest coin I’ve found was 1917 and it was a wheat penny... probably cause I live in Rome ny and have a Garrett csi 250. Someone I need help why I can’t find good things
Hi Dan, love your vids - Congrats on the very nice Roman silver and all the other great stuff you guys dug up, Found one of those stamp block things recently but mine had an "S" on it, strange to find them in the middle of a field, who would want to print out there :-) - HH
Great to see you detecting again, hopefully the next will be with the proper camera again.. good luck and happy hunting!
"Sod friends i want GOLD!"
- Deep digger dan 2106
Great vid, those romans are awesome, love the crotal bell too. Congrats! :)
He he loved it Dan and what a happy little Vegemite you must be (Look it up Dan Vegemite is an Australian spread for bread) and I loved to see your excitement and rightly so awesome Dan
The bell looks different because it dried out, I bet if you oiled it then it would look like it did when it was wet. The toy cannon is probably just a toy, I have a few of them I bought from old battlefield museums in the novelty shops, mine have fuse holes and we shoot stuff out of them using firecrackers but I don't think they are meant to be fired.
everytime i see a metal detecting video that has roman coins in it, i get a anxious feeling, i can only imagine what it feels like actually digging it up, its gotta be a feeling you cant describe
24:42 that is in INCREDIBLE condition. Better than the majority of coins minted in the 1990s lol
great to see that you are metaldetecting again! Awesome finds also. Congrats on the Romans (im stil waiting on my first roman, so im kinda jealous :P )
Hi Dan another great video well done on them fabulous Roman Silver Coins i liked that bell as well.
thanks for sharing.
Pete
I uploaded a video with the Ancient Coins I found ... they are 2332 years old.
Hi Dan, Lovely crotal bell... nice horse....WOW! stunning Roman coins...:) ive found several of the wee cannons....they did fire..Georgian-Victorian... great finds & video, cheers,G;) ps. as for the spade and shoes...bury them!!
Brilliant video Dan, and Congrats on your ROMAN COINS and the Crotal Bell.
My god Dan bag older finds before they oxidise!!! I was literally screaming at the monitor when the crotal bell deteriorated like that.
Hi Dan,
That capbadge is Royal Artillery, the moto is Ubique Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt (Everywhere where right and glory lead)...my old regiment.
Great vid and some cracking finds.
Martin :-)
I thought it was famous for football. Nice W printing block. You can't beat a lead horse.
Really Nice Hunt Dan, always so jealous of the incredible history in the UK, we get excited when we find an early 1800's coin. Hope you don't mind have to live the MDing through you for a bit the grounds still frozen here for a couple more months.
You Rock :)
The cap badge is Royal Regiment of Artillery from a officers cap. The motto is QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT which means Where right and glory leads. This is the regiment I was cap badged as a cadet :)
Dan would love to detect with you sometime in the UK. We will be there in July for a week (detecting). If you want a few nice Yankees to keep you some company on a day's dig, feel free to reach out. We are living in Germany. Keep up the great videos! Always fun to watch you!
Great video. Love the Roman coins. Keep diggin and I'll keep watching.
Greg
Dan, the mushrooms you found are Peziza species. They aren't that rare, some of them are even edible.
AMAZING FIND! Kudos for that Roman coin.
the lead letter could be for making books in the pre industrial aera. it could be renesaince or later.
Hadrian had a beard are you sure you have the correct Caesar?
+Deep Digger Dan Hi Dan I saw you did when I watched the rest of your video a bit later but I had already written the comment by then. Happy hunting ;-)
I'm so jealous of you Dan! Nothing like finding ancient history! The oldest coin I've ever found was 105 years old, and it was in my front yard, lol. That's what I get for living in Kansas.
WOW! Lovely finds. Loved the roman what a good day. Those roman coins were in good condition. What a good day. Pity the bell lost its lovely green patina . Did the bronze coins keep theirs. Looking forward to your next adventure.
At 22:26 upperleft - Hadrianvs, upperright - Trajan and middlebelow - Antoninvs Pivs :)
great!
Why did u give this up, ? You so enjoyed it, follow your positives every day, mix it up, with now and your other Chanel with wildlife all combined into one, winner winner, and get a static home.
Looks like Trajan after the Dacian conquests. Awesome find.
Hi there, recently subscribed to your channel, love it, thinking of doing it in my spare time as im rejoining the army. But the cap badge you asked about is 100% Royal Artillery... its my regiment and i have the badge on my lighter 😊 hope it help
Spot on with your bell guess! It's just surface rust, it is oxidising! All the dirt protected it! So it may get worse sadly! Great video! Good to see you back at metal detecting! Keep going with the informational videos aswell! All great!
Shame about your spade and shoes but congratulations 🌟on your wonderful finds, good luck 🍀 Dan and happy hunting Mary-Ellen
I am sorry but Dan the bell looks like someone was beating on it. But you are doing well with other things. I think gold is in your future.😮And be very happy you have true friends around you😊🇱🇷👏👏
Well done Dan on such great finds especially the Crotal bell and Roman coins..... Great Vid to, as usual and keep them coming..... Come on Get In............
Hi dan I just wanted to say I've been subscribed since 100k subs and you're vids have improved majorly.
Also where do you get you're metal detectors from?
Hey Mr. Dan thanks for the upload, it's just what I've been waiting for.
#ComeOnGetIn
Also I believe that the mini cannon was a toy what you would prime with black powder a wick and a tiny ball.
WOW!!! Congrats, you found Roman and it is Silver!
awesome vid Dan!!!
Yep oxidising Dan
Hi Dan really enjoyed that Video,have taken onboard your advice about buying 2nd hand Detectors.Do you have any advice on reputable dealers ??.Im based in North Wales Cheers
Dan, Could you perform some experiments? Can you find more target when
the ground is wet or when the ground is dry? Will there be a
difference?
As usual, terrific videos!!
Brian
Could you imagine loosing a silver coin nearly 2000 years ago. That would be like loosing a couple hundred dollars today. Bet that guy was kicking himself.
There's nothing more valuable than true friends my friend. Now start digging for gold tu distribute with true friends my true friend. I send you a huge hug. and later my bank account number. 😆😆😆
I think that I have eaten those when I was a boy of four (that's 63 yrs.) when an old Chinese gentleman took me in and gave me supper they tasted great. Maybe you are wasting your time metal detecting and should be collecting these fungi.