This was a fun metal detection and bottle dump-digging adventure. The coin Jim found is a rare and collectible one, unfortunately, the details on the front and back are disappointing at best. I hope you like the video!
Congratulations Jim on the coin.Chigg go back and do some serious bottle digging. Thanks Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE see you on the next
I love all of your vids, Chigg! This is fun, an old private racetrack and it's treasures! You and Jim are the real treasures actually. Great start early in the day, it looks like ! You make such a positive contribution to so many lives, in many different ways. A better legacy than coins or gold !
Good afternoon, South Dakotan! I’ve seen you here a few times. Wondered whether you’ve heard of an SD town called Carthage. My dad was born there in 1925. He met my mom (also from the Midwest) in 1949 in Eugene Oregon, when they both escaped the extreme weather back there. They soon moved to Portland, where I was born. I’ve met the nicest people from your state! Take care.
@@cathleenfrances2907 Good afternoon. Yes I do know of the town Carthage Sd. It is a very small town with not a whole lot going on there. This year is considered what we call old school winter. Alot of snow amd oh dear Lord the deep freze we been having. Thank you for the reach out.
When I used to hunt in my younger days. I found a old place where during the prohibition’s people set up a makeshift bar and people used to party. I would find old cough medicine bottles. Father johns medicine bottles . And now that I’m into metal detecting I’m gonna go back one of these days and metal detect the spot ,it’s way out in the middle of the woods on public land. I think it’s gonna be a really fun hunt one day
Hey Chig, that "Bar" is from either a Rim Lock or Inset Lock it's the "Lock Bolt", you know, for a house door. Age 80-140 years old,. It could go with the key part you found.
Great video, as always! It always looks like a lot of fun ... Loved seeing the new-ish misfit pets at the end! (I'm glad you guys ended up with Juju.) - Be safe (and warmer!) out there! - Muddypaw 🐾
Don’t worry about the glove people. When you work with your hands long enough, you get immune to cuts. However good old country sites are one thing, Metro areas are a different story.
My grandpa always would eat his meals out of pie plates growing up... the tin pie plates were maybe used to bring meals to the fields so that if they were dropped you weren't breaking your glass plates maybe???
I didn't know that. Kinda like our (US) "buzzards" being the large black carrion eaters and you calling your hawks "buzzards". Our hawks (birds of prey) are never called buzzards. That caused me A LOT of confusion over there in the U.K. until I figured out what was going on.
Speaking of Sam squinch have you ever had a weird experience out in the wilderness?!?! I'm just curious you have traveled a lot of train!!! And you need to get over here to Northern Indiana buddy!! I don't have enough coils to go around on the ground!!! LMK!!!
@@aquachigger make sure and hit me up I have battleground and tecumsah.. bring your boat because we have the feast of the Hunter's Moon and there's a lot of stuff out there in the Wabash!!!! But that is right here in town battleground in the feast of the Hunter's Moon;!!! Heck yeah let me know buddy!!
Damn shame the flowing hair coin was toasty makes you wonder what variety it was being some are quite rare and valuable. It would be something if it was a 1793 liberty cap with only 11,000 minted
A Liberty with flowing hair 1793 US Penny ? Or a George lll 1793 which I think he did not produce that year ? Plenty of 🇧🇲 Bermuda George lll pennies produced then going by eBay.💰
If you don't want to dig them bottles take me there and I will dig them all day long! The blood draw pin you found is for diabetics to check their blood levels.
@@aquachigger HEY THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE, YOUR WHY I FELL I LOVE WITH DETECTING. I JUST WISH I HAD THE TIME DURING THE DAY TO BE OUT ENJOYING IT. I'M JUST GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE THE TIME AND DO IT. (OWN MY OWN BUSINESS) I STILL HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAGH, UP FRAMED ON MY WALL. METAL DETECTING NC ASKED YOU FOR IT FOR ME. I'M VERY HAPPY TO HAVE IT. THANKS CHIGG YOUR A GREAT TEACHER AND I'VE LEARNT A TON FROM YOU! I LIVE IN A LITTLE TOWN CALL CARRYING PLACE ONTARIO. 3 HOURS EAST OF TORONTO. YOU'D LOVE TO DETECT HERE.
Never. People just don't understand how physically demanding I am on these adventures. Ask anyone that has joined me...lol. That and my mic is 6 inches from my yapper.
This was a fun metal detection and bottle dump-digging adventure. The coin Jim found is a rare and collectible one, unfortunately, the details on the front and back are disappointing at best. I hope you like the video!
Did he damage it rubbing it?
Always love your videos!
I think we need A cave video!
😍😍😍from India
A cave dig would be so cool, I know it's a hell of a lot of work but it's always the biggest thrill
Thanks Chiggman, your adventures help keep my mind occupied since I lost my Wife...
So sorry to hear that but I am happy to hear I help at least a little.
My condolences; Sorry for your loss.
Get yourself a detector (if you haven't already), it does help to keep busy...somewhat.
Condolences. I’m sorry.
@@aquachigger Thank Beau
@@shootthemoon6072 Thank You so much
Congratulations Jim on the coin.Chigg go back and do some serious bottle digging. Thanks Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE see you on the next
Always a pleasure, Chigg! Thanks again for sharing!
Great finds Chigg thanks for taking me along again
Chigg and this community keep me able to love humanity and to not get discouraged about hooomans.
I dig Chigg. He’s the treasure and he has a wobbly kitten. Jim, congratulations on the coin. Swing, swing, dig, dig.
Yes, I would love to watch you dig in that dump sometime in the summer when you wouldn’t mind getting in the water and all. Thank you.
I always love ❤ watching 👀 you work, and the things you find brings back memories to me.
Love bottle hunting,
Might wanna check that creek also .
I would assume some bottles found their way into the water after some time.
I liked the blue bottle ♥️❤️❤️🗝️ Thanks for sharing your video
Congratulations on the coin for Jim. Yah love the mud you do 😄
I love all of your vids, Chigg! This is fun, an old private racetrack and it's treasures! You and Jim are the real treasures actually. Great start early in the day, it looks like ! You make such a positive contribution to so many lives, in many different ways. A better legacy than coins or gold !
That American Large Cent is amazing !
I live in Roanoke Virginia so it was cool to see a part of a bottle from here.
Awesome finds!!!
Congratulations Jim on the coin.
I'll watch if you're digging a dump or civil war treasures.
Indeed fun, and always interesting! Thanks good Chiggs! Keep on keeping on!
"Date the dump". Love the jokes and the fun of going on searches with you!
Happy to hear that.
Dig with Chigg is my fav.
Thanks
Hi from Croatia 🇭🇷
Love digging in old bottle dumps. Never know what you can find. Glad you put your gloves on. Cool video Chigg
that was a big cow ! I got a bunch of those in my yard, that ones big !
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
Good afternoon, South Dakotan! I’ve seen you here a few times. Wondered whether you’ve heard of an SD town called Carthage. My dad was born there in 1925. He met my mom (also from the Midwest) in 1949 in Eugene Oregon, when they both escaped the extreme weather back there. They soon moved to Portland, where I was born. I’ve met the nicest people from your state! Take care.
@@cathleenfrances2907 Good afternoon. Yes I do know of the town Carthage Sd. It is a very small town with not a whole lot going on there. This year is considered what we call old school winter. Alot of snow amd oh dear Lord the deep freze we been having. Thank you for the reach out.
walnut, hackberry, sycamore. Aloha Chigg, Mahalo!
When I used to hunt in my younger days. I found a old place where during the prohibition’s people set up a makeshift bar and people used to party. I would find old cough medicine bottles. Father johns medicine bottles . And now that I’m into metal detecting I’m gonna go back one of these days and metal detect the spot ,it’s way out in the middle of the woods on public land. I think it’s gonna be a really fun hunt one day
Muy buenos objetos exelente video
Keep hoping that you will dig a few doubloons or those 20 dollar gold pieces! Always enjoy your videos.. bottle caps or not !
Oooo, a BARTEL dump
Hey Chig, that "Bar" is from either a Rim Lock or Inset Lock it's the "Lock Bolt", you know, for a house door. Age 80-140 years old,. It could go with the key part you found.
Great video, as always! It always looks like a lot of fun ... Loved seeing the new-ish misfit pets at the end! (I'm glad you guys ended up with Juju.) - Be safe (and warmer!) out there! - Muddypaw 🐾
wow that bottle is cool!
Don’t worry about the glove people. When you work with your hands long enough, you get immune to cuts. However good old country sites are one thing, Metro areas are a different story.
you should dig the dump - it's the most promising one I've seen you digging in - maybe a sifting video?
D--mn!! That salt glazed crock would have been awesome.
you should come to this old dump from 1850 1875. it’s along a major river in the upstate SC. pulled some wild stuff from there and over the years.
Cool video. It'd be nice if you could make out a chain on the old copper cent.
Shotgun shells, pie-plate thingys -& ribs- be still my heart!
Got here early this time, don't even have my shoes on!
I want a video where you talk about your spookiest adventures.
Awesome possum
Nice hunt!
🤣You thought you had to explain what you meant by "Date the dump"!?!
I came across 4-5 half gallon Mason jars the other day and they were given to me. Didn’t cost me a penny and they are blue colored to.
My grandpa always would eat his meals out of pie plates growing up... the tin pie plates were maybe used to bring meals to the fields so that if they were dropped you weren't breaking your glass plates maybe???
Man Some One 's Got To Do It.😎👍✌.
Greetings from Rome.
Hello there!
There's a big ol' sycamore tree on that property Chig.
Lunch plate for field workers
MOOoAAaaaRrrrr! BEAU!!!!; )
There could be some nice things in the dump.
People talk about trashing the world nowadays , but they did a pretty good job of it in the early days of this country.
Same as it ever was.
lol Chigg you do say brattles I have been noticing it .
Definitely go back to the dump. Treasure lies there.... 👍
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Old folks used to hang pie plates to scare off crows and other critters looking for a free corn lunch
Sycamore trees have helicopter seeds. I think the tree by the river was a silver birch. It might be a UK / US thing.
Platanus occidentalis American Sycamore not a silver birch , it was a UK /US thing
I didn't know that. Kinda like our (US) "buzzards" being the large black carrion eaters and you calling your hawks "buzzards". Our hawks (birds of prey) are never called buzzards. That caused me A LOT of confusion over there in the U.K. until I figured out what was going on.
Hey Chigg
14:33 Wild boar tusk
That's what I was thinking
Treasure Box Key Beau Biggin !
I take the tops of broken cork bottles and make wind chimes out of them.
Diggin in a PET SEMATARY!!!
Hey Chigg!
Hey!
@@aquachigger i think the dump is worth exploring. The bottle you found looked pretty old. At least 1900 or older
That tooth is more or less a wild boars tusk
Yes. 1
Do you keep the shell casings or sell them for scrap
103 ! 😁👍
That would have been an expensive redwing crock
Hey Jim to
Reporting in.
Speaking of Sam squinch have you ever had a weird experience out in the wilderness?!?! I'm just curious you have traveled a lot of train!!! And you need to get over here to Northern Indiana buddy!! I don't have enough coils to go around on the ground!!! LMK!!!
Prolly be in Indiana sometime this spring. Got an interesting permission to check out.
@@aquachigger make sure and hit me up I have battleground and tecumsah.. bring your boat because we have the feast of the Hunter's Moon and there's a lot of stuff out there in the Wabash!!!! But that is right here in town battleground in the feast of the Hunter's Moon;!!! Heck yeah let me know buddy!!
Damn shame the flowing hair coin was toasty makes you wonder what variety it was being some are quite rare and valuable. It would be something if it was a 1793 liberty cap with only 11,000 minted
Let's hear more about the "dumps" you've dated. Perhaps a video about them. 😛
Funniest part if the video lol
@@colleenposadas8415 That was one of those thoughts you want to keep more inside then outside. You've got to love the Chigg.
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OPOSSUM tooth!
Brass is around $3 a pound last I heard
Yes sir Chigg people are weird very weird I stay away from people anymore. Except my neighbors they’re good neighbors and friends
A Liberty with flowing hair 1793 US Penny ? Or a George lll 1793 which I think he did not produce that year ? Plenty of 🇧🇲 Bermuda George lll pennies produced then going by eBay.💰
U.S. for sure. It has the writing on the edge.
If you don't want to dig them bottles take me there and I will dig them all day long! The blood draw pin you found is for diabetics to check their blood levels.
Targets?
It probably was a Sams Squinch Chigg I seen him running up the creek lollllllllllllll
Go back. 😊
That's so odd finding a blood testing lancet there.
Can Lindsey confirm the origin of that tooth? I was thinking boar or pig
She says sheep or goat.
Of course! You were right as usual
Better not chance crossing on that tree Chigg, you're not as young & nimble as you used to be...
This video shows exactly why I never enjoyed metal detecting. I have metal detected several times. NEVER found anything worth mentioning.
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CHIGG USE A WOODEN TOOTH PICK TO CLEAN THE COINS, IT WONT SCRATCH AS MUCH AS A TOOTH BRUSH.. I KNOW YOU KNOW BUT I'M A WEIRDO JUST HAVE TO SAY IT! LOL
Yep, toothpicks are a good tool for that.
@@aquachigger HEY THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE, YOUR WHY I FELL I LOVE WITH DETECTING. I JUST WISH I HAD THE TIME DURING THE DAY TO BE OUT ENJOYING IT. I'M JUST GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE THE TIME AND DO IT. (OWN MY OWN BUSINESS) I STILL HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAGH, UP FRAMED ON MY WALL. METAL DETECTING NC ASKED YOU FOR IT FOR ME. I'M VERY HAPPY TO HAVE IT. THANKS CHIGG YOUR A GREAT TEACHER AND I'VE LEARNT A TON FROM YOU! I LIVE IN A LITTLE TOWN CALL CARRYING PLACE ONTARIO. 3 HOURS EAST OF TORONTO. YOU'D LOVE TO DETECT HERE.
Hey bud what your web address? I'm looking for some gear,thanks diggerdano
I'm way too late to the party.
But you did show up and I appreciate that...lol.
@@aquachigger Loyal to the end.
I know digging can tire a person out, but you seem to alway be out of breath. Do you smoke?
Never. People just don't understand how physically demanding I am on these adventures. Ask anyone that has joined me...lol. That and my mic is 6 inches from my yapper.