A Farmer’s Accidental Discovery Leads to a Treasure Trove Found!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- On this adventure I return to the Clover Field and find a baffling number of EVEN MORE colonial treasures.
Original music by Brad Martin
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It isn't a flower broach, it's Veteran or Patriotic related. Those are two crossed flags, with something I can't make out in between.
You're right, an eagle!
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Agree. Looks like two flags on either side to me.
@@GMMD In my best Elvin Cartman voice imitation "Sweet"!
i think it`s a dove .
I'm just 2minutes in and I can tell already by your smile how this episode is going to be. Thank you for just being you. I love what you do and how you do it, from your voice and how you tell the story, to the music, and just your honesty and respect to your actions.
Good show great finds🎉
Mike reminds me of a young Stacy Keach, who is a great actor. Good to see him again. Great day in the clover field. Thank you both.
Dog is gorgeous ❤
That's an eagle in the middle of two crossed flags, definitely patriotic or even military. Great video! Keep them coming!
Great video with Capt. Copper Mike. It is amazing how many coins were found in that field over the years.
A great day of detecting and catching up on old times with a good friend. Also with his four legged friend. ;D
Thankyou Brad and Mike.
Hello from Chicago! I grew up in Vermont and have only lately discovered your work. I love watching them and being whisked away back home!
My son just got his first metal detector (he’s 7) and we are watching your videos for inspiration. He insisted we subscribe and say thank you for sharing these. We are in Michigan for reference, hoping to find some fun things. 😊
It’s great to see you out hunting Brad, especially when it’s too cold and frozen out here in South Dakota! Love your finds today…Keep on hunting! Ro
“You stay silver!” Sounds like something for the merch store!
Brad, you're telling the story of the USA. Super cool!!!!!
Great digging!! Fantastic video. Happy hunting from a fellow Detectorist in Scotland 🏴
I think he needs to watch your channel to learn about. Hammered Roman silver coins, especially the coin with the CON and OCT, on it. It looked to me like one of the coins that you find out in the fields of Perthshire! (Love your channel)
I recomment you watch The Scottish Detectorist channel. Very educational. He finds Hammered Roman coins. Kinda like the Silver coins you found. Also Gorgeous Georgian silver coin.. and the small coin with a CON on it... its old roman I believe. Good luck! Keep hunting.
love your videos! McClellan saddles had shields which indicated the size seat
Fabulous finds !!!
Woaaaah EXTREME!!! Couldn't possibly go any further because there's grass! I know what you mean, i didn't mow my lawn when i was meant to and now i'm trapped in my house and running out of food with no possible way to get out because there's long grass...
You can make a cool night light out of the old insulators. Make an octagonal or round platform make a relief for the insulator to sit in and put a socket for a LED Christmas type bulb in the middle.
Howdy Again Mike! Enjoy your day!!
Nice job boys!!!!!
Good job guys! These are awesome finds!
Good to see Mike again! Nice haul too, Brad.
WOW a gold coin you found. Great to see old buddies. Your channel is starting to grow on me. I think I likeit 🙂
You are a natural onthe camera and one of the coolest guys I've seen on youtube.
Welcome back, Mike!
That field never disappoints. Just amazing you keep finding coins there. You have to wonder what the people were like that lived there. Have you ever kept track of where you find items in the field, such as finding the coins along a path way, perhaps?
Not a bad outing at all Brad! Congrats on the 1/2 Reale and coppers!! Good job and all the best!
Really liked seeing the coins you found! The Connecticut one was very interesting!
Brad, love your show!
Hey, I was wondering if Mike is married? He sure is nice looking with that sweet smile and dimple on his cheek.
Oh yes, I live out west where the real mountains are, close to Yosemite
It's about time that you get a dog sidekick. Great video
Very nice
Aways good to catch up with old friends. As difficult as working the iron is or can be it usually holds some goodies.
we have sulphur shelf over here in WV. it is SO delicious. i par-boil it before freezing and then use the liquid from that to make wonderful mushroom soup. do you have it up there too. we also use the chanterelles, morels and one called bradleys here. they have a reddish cap and actually smell sort of fishy when scarred.
Welcome back Mike
Great video great job guys.
Very nice dog.
Fertilizer is hell on copper
Brad, the clover field may have had a shop or two around it. Unless the home had many a guest dropping their coins! I'm thinking the more iron targets you dig the more your gonna find in that huge field good too see Mike again! Get the man a shovel and a working detector and get back out there!
Aww to bad those coins were in bad shape to identify. Good finds! Probably more. I would love to see you hook up with Jadon from Quarter Hoarder. Have a great weekend!👌🤣
Can't agree more on leaving some dirt on smooth coins to keep some details visible (says an old coin collector).
That thing could be a flower like you said, or it might be a bird!
I think the shield shaped thingy is a strap end cover. It makes the strap easier to thread in a buckle and prevents wear on the strap, but that's just like my opinion so YMMV.
Beautiful dog!
Awesome finds and enjoying you 2’s back and forth lol
Tecopa Death Valley. Along Death Valley Scotties railroad. I found a metal button with a locomotive on it and the words Scotties special.
Love working Death Valley, Lake Tahoe by Lucky Baldwins Casino, and my prospecting buddy has permission to hunt an area or the Grand Canyon. I ve been recovering from Afib an other problems age 81. Maybe in a month or so I will get a couple of Mine Labs and do Quartzsite an??
you could take a piece of pine 2x4, and a rubber hammer, and straighten that bent coin without making scratches in it.
Have ever detected with aquachigger? I just discovered your channel.
The shield looks like a military Mcclellan saddle size shield. alot of times they indicated the size of the saddle it was attached to.
REX is latin for king
REGINA is latin for queen.
In case your wondering.
Flashback
The dog said: "what, no bones?"
Two handsome chaps ☺
Once there might have been telegraph lines crossing that property. Look for remanent poles or mounts on larger trees.
Budge is such a handsome boy.
hmmm the saddle shield looks remarkably similar to a BBC Blue Peter badge in shape and size
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It's a. Colonial bat signal. LOL Patty
that 'flower' is two flags with their standards crossed under whatever is in the center- I couldn't make it out on your video.
Just a thought if I was living around 1760s - 1776 if I had old George on my coin, I would have tried to smooth it some to get rid of him.
should go try the place where you got those coppers
Hunting old building sites is why I love the Garrett Apex with the "No Iron" setting. It isn't really discriminating but it doesn't give beeps of iron targets. It makes hunting an iron bed so enjoyable just digging non-ferrous targets.
Wonder how it's all going these days. Asking from Canada
Great day for you guys outdoors and fun to watch for the day 👍
What, did people have holes in their pockets back then? How many coins can you lose in one field?
Hey, unless it was a festival/fairground. Sherlock here.
If you weren't so smug, you could see those are flags on the obverse. Was the coin right where you put it?
So, traveling Uncle Mike has returned! Pardon the Fraggle reference.
That pin looks like a bird.
Aren't & the owner going to fully research who lived there & what their role was & all the history going back & forward?!! I'm dying!
I had once found 7 4 leaf clovers in a day.
Tried to add a pic of the 4 leaf clovers, and five, that I found this year. Wont let me.
good day boss
looked like a little bird.
Would you consider that a "well travelled" spot from that time period, or just a single family losing all of that? It is interesting how much you have found to just be a plain old homestead.
Did I miss the treasure trove?
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20:56 kinda looks like 2 flags criss crossed with something in the middle.
Staying silver ... at least my hair is x
At 6:10 it looks like a Bird to me, and the feathers seem to be defined on the wings as well.
I’ve had dig sites like that and all I could summize was that they DRILLED ALL SILVERS and put on string …. Hopefully at some point the dropped a whole string!!!
Bro , take those Miatakes. They are then best mushrooms hands down. I forage. That stuff is like gold. Good meat substitute. I make cheese steaks out of them.
We took them!
Awesome. That’s a nice size too!
Farm out man
At 5:56 a coin made into a button
Is Mike an Animagus ? Did he change into a dog for a while ?
Mike was in the last Magic Mike movie wasn't he? He's pretty rich by now. How did he escape his fate to come metal detecting with you LOL.
I believe a strong measure of a man is in the friends he attracts and keeps. It certainly seems like I might be correct in your case as I find the friends who claim you are classy, stand-up sort of folks who all have an aura of dignity much like your own. Bravo, Brad. Your son is a very fortunate lad.
In the friends he attracts and keeps & how he treats animals. I can always tell the character of a man by how he treats animals!
I appreciate that you are excited about horse tack. So many detectors write it all off as junk. Horses are a huge part of our history & were the most valuable part of many people’s lives.
I love finding horse tack and buckles, even enjoy finding horse shoes. it helps paint a picture of what the area was used for and the activities that happened way back when
Horses were indispensable! Almost more than cars for us. We can get on a bus or train to travel long distances, but for them, it was a horse or nothing.
the reaction from the dog when you found the button was priceless
In fact, it's the dog that made me click! ❤😊
Great to see Mike again. Used to love seeing both of you together and today is no different. Thanks Brad for another great video
I enjoy the way you tell a story about the people that once live their. The understanding that you have with that area is very interesting. Always anticipating what you might find next. Thanks brother!
I had surgery last week and I am feeling better than I have in years, and as the snow falls here in Vermont I watch you digging in a field of clover and I can't wait to get out there and start detecting again.
Sweet Digs Brad !!
The look on your face when that dog barked at you was priceless. Another great video per usual!
Great video as usual, but the actual treasure is the dog. Please share more information about the pup. 10/10 priceless #gooddog
addicted go your videos...i dig your music!
Yayy, Brad. Brand new year and brand new hat! :-)
I'm a long time subscriber I love your videos! I so wish I could join you on one of these hunts. I love history and learning about history. I would love to find some of this history as well. I live in Kentucky and I never find anything as historical and cool as you do. Thanks for these amazing videos and keep up the amazing work!
Nice to see Mike, hope you get together again while he is in the area. Great day today, happy Friday!
That thing you keep thinking is a flower is 2 US flags & a badge between. You can even see the stripes on the flag. That Ct coin is really a good find. Carry on!
Thank you for sharing your adventure, time with your friend, and his furry friend! Good times!
Best way to get details out of a copper coin like that, soak it in olive oil. Gorgeous finds as always
😂 the dog’s reaction, when you put your hand in the hole….
Hmmm 🤔. So many ancient artifacts being overlooked. 😮
That’s what happens when leaves fall on the ground for hundreds of years ;)