I don't know if it was ever a thing to do with lead plate, but that lead square on a loop of string reminds me of the thing that hangs down on a wind chime, or maybe something similar that might have been used to try to keep birds away
@@nickimpala8886 I meant the part that hangs down below it and catches the wind, not a part that would actually be making contact with the other metal to make noise, Lead is dead
Hope the home owner loved the finds! The buckles were very unique 👌 Be sure and speak to the natives about the sasquatch in the area. Don't wander off into the woods alone!
Nice spot to hunt. That house looks like it's still standing perfectly plumb, straight and true, that's so awesome to me to see these beautiful old buildings standing up to time. They really took great effort to build something like that. Great hunt you guys!
That place is dripping with historic evidence from century's. Love the finds and thanks for the calendar. Meet y'all in Murfreesboro I'm so excited and impatient at same time.
Catching up! What a great place you hunted. What a nice discovery. The Two matching buckles were so cool and you needed to hunt as a team with so much land. I look forward to seeing your follow dig at this site!
What a nice spot! Can't wait to see what's out in the field! I'll see you there 🤣 I think the big 2 piece buckle is a sash buckle. I believe the other horse piece is a saddle strap guide? Digstock!
Hats off to you guys and all other humans that work extremely hard to literally find and exhume history from under our feet! I absolutely love history and the hidden stories that it holds just waiting for someone such as yourselves to unearth it from the dirt! You guys are doing a wonderful thing by digging up artifacts that were once lost to time and learning about them and teaching others about what life was like for those brave and courageous humans that lived through some of the toughest times throughout the history of our country and other countries around the world! So again,I tip my hat to you amazing humans for just doing what you do! Never stop being you and digging up the past to learn and teach about what it was like to live in "ye olden times"! Great content and as always,Keep on keepin on my friends!😊
In the early colonial times German settlers did a practice for good luck, like the horse shoe over the front door. They would bury a small cache of coins in each cardinal direction away from the house. While building the house they would often place a cache in the masonry over the front door.
The plaque you noticed on the side of the house appears to be an apotropaic marker (symbols of protection to ward off witches/evil, so-on, so forth) given the age of the house. But I could be mistaken.
The oval thing you found is an old time gasket for the carburetor of a really old engine. The first gaskets made were metal. Then they switched to cork.
I found an identical lead item as rich! It was in a yard too, not near water where I would expect a homemade sinker but I was perplexed and the string was looped the exact same way!!
WHATS UP GUYS?Another fine video thank you.I cant wait for you to hit that house again.The farmers are starting to cut alot of hay fields in our area it was nice to dig a few treasures out of the fields.Happy Hunting.
Great video! that lens-shaped , ornate bridal decoration, is Swiss....! Read the whole family story on that stone monument, under those trees. Eleven children...?! Emigrants, stetting down roots..., in America!
I'm pretty sure Rich found a bag tag. Bags of flour, potatoes, grain. They tagged them with those square tags and wrapped the wire around the top of the bag to keep it closed.😅
Love your channel.....where is Paul? Have not seen Pirate Paul the past few videos. Hope he is in good health what makes your channel fun to watch is the teasing between you Paul and Doug.
Jason I found the same button the other day. Mine was gold plated and when I went to clean it, it crumbled in the center. Great video and great finds like always.
Look at the coin at @14:50. Pay attention to details. Then look at the coin @15:20. Note the lack of details. You guys need to look into alternative methods of field cleaning and onsite preservation of artifacts. Many other methods besides the belt sander. Awesome videos guys!! Keep finding the good stuff, and try not to break it when you do.
I heard a coin collector say one time that if you find an old coin ,,,do not rub the dirt off with your fingers . It will put light scratches that will decrease the value some. A squirt bottle and plastic brush only should be used.
GREAT VIDEOS GUYS.HEY DOUG I FOUND A BRASS CAP WITH HOLES IN IT LIKE YOU DID AT6:00.I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT.DID YOU HAVE ANY LUCK? PLEASE KEEPEM COMING GREAT WORK GUYS!
Hey Jason You guys nailed it with this permission . Some really great finds Hey i have that same square buckle that Matt found . Im thinking it may be a hat band buckle. Hope this helps . Can't wait for the next!!
That piece of lead could have been used as a throwing weight for the lines that hold a boat cover on. I use something similar and tie it onto the tie downs before tossing them under the boat trailer.
Good day, I’m terribly intrigued by the Bergey memorial stone. My paternal grandmother was a Bergey, and we are still in the Mennonite church. I wonder if this would be relatives? Is there any way to get more information about it from the family who owns this?
In the name of participating in the conversation, I'll hazard a guess as to the first article found. Something a 1740's kid came up with, as a working part of an invention requiring balance, weights and counterweights.
For the piece that I said would hold a bone and normally they’ll stick a stick through there that’s probably why the metals lift it up on both sides like that
1:02 mark, the first item could be a chit of some sort. I don't know what state you are in but slaves and indentured servants had chits to travel to towns and other plantations or homes. At the 8:15 mark, that smooth disk could be a part of a steam valve used as a burst valve.
Jason I'll watch tomorrow on my lunch break just giving you a thumbs up 🤷
I don't know if it was ever a thing to do with lead plate, but that lead square on a loop of string reminds me of the thing that hangs down on a wind chime, or maybe something similar that might have been used to try to keep birds away
Exactly what I was thinking. .old wind chime
I don’t think lead makes noise like that
@@nickimpala8886 I meant the part that hangs down below it and catches the wind, not a part that would actually be making contact with the other metal to make noise, Lead is dead
A pencil around your wrist like a storekeeper. Lead writes on paper.
Thanks for the shoutout on Treasure Fest! We’re excited to have you guys down in Arkansas. See ya soon!
Hope the home owner loved the finds! The buckles were very unique 👌 Be sure and speak to the natives about the sasquatch in the area. Don't wander off into the woods alone!
Nice spot to hunt. That house looks like it's still standing perfectly plumb, straight and true, that's so awesome to me to see these beautiful old buildings standing up to time. They really took great effort to build something like that. Great hunt you guys!
Beautiful button Jason. Awesome shoe buckles Matt & Rich. Beautiful Matron head cent Doug.
The button is a Great Seal Button 1902 to now. You guys rock. Great videos.
What great luck seeing and getting to hunt such a historic site ! Love these old spots ! What a good day ! Thanks for sharing with us .
That place is dripping with historic evidence from century's. Love the finds and thanks for the calendar. Meet y'all in Murfreesboro I'm so excited and impatient at same time.
Awesome permission and Finds! Very excited about the hunt in Arkansas you mentioned, that's in my back yard almost 🤞 I can come !
Catching up! What a great place you hunted. What a nice discovery. The Two matching buckles were so cool and you needed to hunt as a team with so much land. I look forward to seeing your follow dig at this site!
What a nice spot! Can't wait to see what's out in the field! I'll see you there 🤣 I think the big 2 piece buckle is a sash buckle. I believe the other horse piece is a saddle strap guide? Digstock!
Looking forward to seeing you all at digstock again this fall!
processed your stickers recently, now I find myself watching these at work !
Hats off to you guys and all other humans that work extremely hard to literally find and exhume history from under our feet! I absolutely love history and the hidden stories that it holds just waiting for someone such as yourselves to unearth it from the dirt! You guys are doing a wonderful thing by digging up artifacts that were once lost to time and learning about them and teaching others about what life was like for those brave and courageous humans that lived through some of the toughest times throughout the history of our country and other countries around the world! So again,I tip my hat to you amazing humans for just doing what you do! Never stop being you and digging up the past to learn and teach about what it was like to live in "ye olden times"! Great content and as always,Keep on keepin on my friends!😊
In the early colonial times German settlers did a practice for good luck, like the horse shoe over the front door. They would bury a small cache of coins in each cardinal direction away from the house. While building the house they would often place a cache in the masonry over the front door.
The plaque you noticed on the side of the house appears to be an apotropaic marker (symbols of protection to ward off witches/evil, so-on, so forth) given the age of the house. But I could be mistaken.
I live in PA & the Bergey’s are quite prominent around me - super cool to see that come up in your video!!
Don’t you just love those slick coppers with no discernible image
Hands down my favorite detecting channel! And thanks for the info I've been looking for events to go too!!
The oval thing you found is an old time gasket for the carburetor of a really old engine. The first gaskets made were metal. Then they switched to cork.
What a great day ‼️
I am looking forward to seeing y’all in October
👻🎃
You always have the best permissions Jason! Thanks for sharing, Ro
I found an identical lead item as rich! It was in a yard too, not near water where I would expect a homemade sinker but I was perplexed and the string was looped the exact same way!!
I love treasures and the stories behind the article found.
Hi Quarter Hoarder, my name is Timothy "The Main Source", you had a antique handle for a small kitchen door.
Hooks on both side = sash buckle. Great video, guys!
Lovely detail on that first button.
Cute comments about the turtle, Doug !!!
Lots of great finds and laughter! Thanks for sharing with us!
Ha ha, Doug, talking about the turtle, "They're not hard to catch." Great finds everybody. Beautiful home and outbuildings.
@@dogtagdoug6751 😄
1700, And here me Hunting before BC In England lol have found loads of coins and relics from 1700,s Good content mate.
WHATS UP GUYS?Another fine video thank you.I cant wait for you to hit that house again.The farmers are starting to cut alot of hay fields in our area it was nice to dig a few treasures out of the fields.Happy Hunting.
You guys would go nuts in Europe.
Just walking down a cobblestone road I stumped my toe and up popped a Roman coin. 1960's
let's go let's go treasure ✌👵
Your the master Doug, love watching QH videos.
Great video!
that lens-shaped , ornate bridal decoration, is Swiss....!
Read the whole family story on that stone monument, under those trees.
Eleven children...?! Emigrants, stetting down roots..., in America!
Nice finds this week!!!!
How fun ..you guys are great..and great finds too.
Terrific old spot to hunt. Cool kneebuckle, mystery coin, colonial horse tack etc.Nice largies See you at the Deep Search Hunt👋👍
Jason, you always find the coolest places to dig. Hey Doug, congrats on the coin 😄
I'm pretty sure Rich found a bag tag. Bags of flour, potatoes, grain. They tagged them with those square tags and wrapped the wire around the top of the bag to keep it closed.😅
Can't wait to see what pops out of the ground next. Great start. Craig
Love your channel.....where is Paul? Have not seen Pirate Paul the past few videos. Hope he is in good health what makes your channel fun to watch is the teasing between you Paul and Doug.
See you guys at Digstock!
really great to watch the guys many thanks
Thanks for the metal detecting video. Great finds and everyone had a good time!!
Jason I found the same button the other day. Mine was gold plated and when I went to clean it, it crumbled in the center. Great video and great finds like always.
Thankyou for sharing.
Some great finds guys. Good luck and happy hunting.
Look at the coin at @14:50. Pay attention to details. Then look at the coin @15:20. Note the lack of details. You guys need to look into alternative methods of field cleaning and onsite preservation of artifacts. Many other methods besides the belt sander. Awesome videos guys!! Keep finding the good stuff, and try not to break it when you do.
The wife and I will be at digstock hope to see ya there. Always a great hunt.
Another great vid from my favorite MD TH-cam station
I can't wait for you all to hit that big hay field. I think there's gonna be some oooold coins out there......and buttons 🙂
Great video Jason. I really liked those awesome finds those buckles and Doug's matron head large cent.
My grandparents used lead weights to train certain garden plants (tomatoes, okra, etc).
I heard a coin collector say one time that if you find an old coin ,,,do not rub the dirt off with your fingers . It will put light scratches that will decrease the value some. A squirt bottle and plastic brush only should be used.
I love the bridle rosette! Awesome video guys!
that 5 hole button item reminds me of devices used to make string or rope if larger by spinning multiple strings to make one rope good finds
glad it’s cooled down a bit and its bot so hot so its alot easier to detect
What a nice find
The Earl was an American car made right around 1921 to 1923. Cool find!
Absolutely stunning house and property
6:00 looks like an end to an RCA vacuum tube where the prongs go through
Cool House
Awesome video ! Congratulation for all ya`ll finds ! Good luck and best wishes on ya`ll next hunt !
Possibly a sample piece for when they were doing the plumbing piping
Great finds! Love your channel. Hope you can find my long-lost 3rd great grandfather in Plattsburgh. He's there somewhere! 🤭
Nice video again and the best regards to Lynn!!
Very nice homestead. I would detect all around the steps and porch for things that were dropped off the railing or steps.
Looks like a great new permission. Very cool finds!
Great video congratulations to you all and the home is a stunner
Sweet location! Best of luck QH Crew!
It fun to watch you all. Look at galasha old rubber boots for that buckle with the pointy center pin. Just a though. Blessings
You guys detect some of the most interesting places!
GREAT VIDEOS GUYS.HEY DOUG I FOUND A BRASS CAP WITH HOLES IN IT LIKE YOU DID AT6:00.I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT.DID YOU HAVE ANY LUCK? PLEASE KEEPEM COMING GREAT WORK GUYS!
That's some cool stuff thank you for sharing five stars my friends
Hey Jason
You guys nailed it with this permission . Some really great finds
Hey i have that same square buckle that Matt found . Im thinking it may be a hat band buckle. Hope this helps . Can't wait for the next!!
That piece of lead could have been used as a throwing weight for the lines that hold a boat cover on. I use something similar and tie it onto the tie downs before tossing them under the boat trailer.
Good day, I’m terribly intrigued by the Bergey memorial stone. My paternal grandmother was a Bergey, and we are still in the Mennonite church. I wonder if this would be relatives? Is there any way to get more information about it from the family who owns this?
In the name of participating in the conversation, I'll hazard a guess as to the first article found. Something a 1740's kid came up with, as a working part of an invention requiring balance, weights and counterweights.
Tell matt to clean that buckle theere is a pat date on the back . Found one yesterday
Great finds! Awesome place to hunt
Good finds keep up the good videos
great stuff! and a good time to invest in a spray bottle?
Great episode really enjoyed. Could the lead piece be a old plumb line
Njce find on the button Jason. Good Show.
Beautiful I like the video saludos desde Chicago
For the piece that I said would hold a bone and normally they’ll stick a stick through there that’s probably why the metals lift it up on both sides like that
That square on the string looks like it was a dinger for an old wind chime
If Rich is the one that gets all the stuff, maybe the banana in the hole voodoo doesn't work?😲😂
1:02 mark, the first item could be a chit of some sort. I don't know what state you are in but slaves and indentured servants had chits to travel to towns and other plantations or homes. At the 8:15 mark, that smooth disk could be a part of a steam valve used as a burst valve.
If you see old trees, that's where the farmers/workers took a rest. Stuff sometime spills out of pockets. ✔️
Nice old house
They probably carried around the sample metals so the client could choose which one they want to use for their plumbing
Nice one rich !!
Maybe that small square tag made out of lead was tied around a sack of grain, or sugar or ..........
I was thinking maybe part of a home made wind chime
@@germanvalleymetaldetecting2252 I like your idea better. Take care, Dan
Man this looks like fun. Great finds 👌
The button is pre revolutionary war. The emblem is very familiar and it eventually evolved to the emblem of the US
You guys are number one and I'm 1st yeah
Nice!