They Got Away With It? - The Most Appalling Metal Detecting Find That’s Hard to Believe Existed!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2022
- With all the solid ground still frozen under Mother's Nature's thumb, we take our metal detecting adventures to out incredible sandy site that is just riddled with coins and relics from 100 years ago! The get in a full day with more incredible finds, including one stunning piece that most people just won't believe was ever even made!
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Detecting gear used this hunt: (some are affiliate links):
Metal Detectors:
1. Equinox 800 - shrsl.com/1x23o
2. Nokta Makro Anfibio - shrsl.com/1xi5o
with AF35 (13.5"x13" Large coil) - shrsl.com/2gs0y
3. Simplex+ - shrsl.com/1xi5o
Custom Carbon Fiber Detecting Rods:
Steve's Detector Rods - www.stevesdetectorrods.com/
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Pinpointers:
Garrett Pro Pointer II (Black) - shrsl.com/1vgc7
Garrett AT Pro Pointer (Orange - Waterproof) - shrsl.com/1vgca
Nokta Makro Pulsedive - shrsl.com/2db33
Digging Tools:
Small Hand Diggers:
Lesche Small Hand Digger - shrsl.com/1vgd3
GraveDigger Sidekick - shrsl.com/24ktw
Long Handle Shovels:
Predator Tools "Pirahna" (40" long) - bit.ly/2ENkdWQ
Grave Digger "Tombstone" (36" long) - shrsl.com/26ddz
Intro songs by:
Huma-Huma - "It's All Happening"
Jingle Punks "O Chanukah" (Instrumental)
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Your banter and jokes make your channel so amusing, in addition to be intruiging.
I bought all the equipment 30 years ago everything from gold prospecting into metal detecting never used it! Now being retired I’m gonna go out and start playing in the dirt! Thanks for the video and motivation!
Similar situation here also. Bought a 'Pioneer 202' way back when & it sat on a closet shelf for decades. I've been using it (not as much as I'd like to) for the past 6 or 7 years or so. Very satisfying hobby ... gets me outdoors and plenty o' exercise with all the ups & downs; and plenty of interesting finds.
Dan you sound like me..buy things and put them away. So glad your gonna get dirty.
We have two detectors hanging in the garage, not touched in decades. Now living in the country near an abandoned railroad and whistle stop. Complete with a general store still standing. I know nothing about operating the detectors. Hope it still works.
The Philadelphia Coke Co. Made coke from coal and used as a fuel. Nothing to do with cola.
Erie also has a coke plant that you are referring too..
Again, nice finds guys 👍
That “Coke” medallion could be from the Philadelphia Coke Co. that produced not Coca-Cola but the coke that was used for fuel (made from coal or oil) that operated from ‘29 to ‘82.
My thoughts too...
I was thinking the same thing. The soft drink company wouldn't have used the nickname.
an identity medallion for a worker. hung from the clothing. if anything happened to him/her where they couldnt be id'd the number was for ident. purposes. of course i live in WV and coal mines are more dangerous in the respect.
My dad was a steelworker, and sometimes worked in the coke plant. My immediate thought was that it was related to either US Steel or Carnegie in some way.
I would be willing to bet that it is Coke referring to Coal
I've been watching you guys for a long time. Doug seems like someone I'd like to have as a neighbor. All of you seem like friends to me. Thanks for all the fun times.
I believe that Coke tag is a "Miner's Tag" it was hung on a peg board when they went down into the mine. That way, if anything happened, the supervisor could account for all his employees. Who may still be down in the mine shaft and who went home for the day.
Coal Co.'s also had tags the miners would hang on the coal carts after they filled them as a way of tracking production. These tags are uaually larger in diameter than the "miners tags".
@@thepirhomancer9745 good info. Thank you. I wasn't aware of that.
You know what I love every one of you want to show your watch it every day all day! But you and Doug have a great bond man I don’t know if anybody has told you guys that yet or not. With my mother and father being passed away I don’t know I just love the bond you guys have keep up the awesome work man I hope to be a quarter of detector you guys are.
Great finds as always. It’s amazing how diverse they are! Every hole is true mystery. Thanks for taking me along for the ride.
Doug looked so red from laughing.
You guys are a HOOT! Love this channel!!! Awesome finds as always!
Doug just remember... KEEP your head above your heart when digging PLEASE.... WE WANT YOU AROUND FOR A LONG TIME TO COME SIR... 💯
I love the doll head! I make dollhouse furniture and miniatures so that would be an awesome find for me.
I’m older now with medical problems but would love to be able to metal detect with you guys or even by myself I don’t care. You keep finding those little pieces of pottery what you should do with them is make a table top mosaic that would be beautiful and then you would be able to see all the pottery you found on display.
Man, I would never get tired of that field! What a smorgasbord of great finds! Thanks for sharing, and for making me drool🤤👍👍
great stuff guys keep finding the history
Another great day in the field of 1000 holes. Thanks for bringing us along. Happy hunting and be well
Fondling....classic. Wish I was there. Respects from imperial valley I most southern part of california
All the buttons would make a great bracelet. 😀💚
Doug says, after Jason cracks the spoon handle and apologizes: ‘Oh, yeah, that was going in the fine dining…..’. 😆😆😆😆. I look forward to a new video every week for this humorous banter! And then your sound effects for the eyes on that doll head, omg 😂. That even made our dog jump, hahaha. So many cool finds, keep sharing!
I get such a kick out of you and Doug's conversations!
My daughter got me a Bounty Hunter Gold Master two Christmas' ago ..My first year diggin' last Spring. I wish I started 30 years ago 😕. I literally had the best time of my life digging everything...
Nice video guys, i allways like the friendship and the laughings you share!! Best regards from the Netherlands 👍👍👌
Doug..I don't often belly laugh, but "Doug's favorite..fondling" did it!! Great hunt and camaraderie as usual !! Love it !! 💕
Another great day of digging! Awesome finds guys! That B&O token is pretty sweet Doug. And Rich's Italian coin was pretty sweet.
The crest at the bottom is the Knights Templar crest, which is where the Red Cross got their symbol. This Secret Society operated out of Italy quite a lot. They were/are so arrogant it doesn’t surprise me they stamped a coin with their crest. Lovely find guys.
Pretty cool - thanks for taking us along on the hunt.
I just love this field, guys! Great finds.
I love when you guys hunt that field. You always find some amazing history!
Every hole matters… That was great. Love y’all’s videos and keep up the good work.
The rapport these guys have developed is really starting to shine. And this site is about my favorite.
That place just keeps on giving... Just a few thoughts...
On the Italian coin the guy was holding a wheat stalk, not a feather. The Philadelphia Coke company was coal, not soda.
Can you guys please make a video showing some restoring/ cleaning tips? Or some finished finds?
I love you guys hunting artifacts, I just purchased a ghost town that was built in 1910 and I'm going to document it. 2 of the sections are baseball fields on the old parade route. I will be watching you guys hunting and having fun.
Open to others detecting it?
Hi guys, the Philadelphia Coke Co. Was a Hazardous Waste Cleanup co. that ceased operations in 1982. It was on Richmond St.
Great finds love that you guys are still digging in the winter
Incredible finds, the B and O RR button was something special.
i think the clover badge is actually a poppy badge to commemorate the war. usually worn on ANZAC day, VE day etc...
Love Y'ALL... Ty ALWAYS... I miss hunting... Soon HOPEFULLY
I am super jealous of thar beautiful sandy soil. You barely need a shovel. I have been sawing my way through roots or chiseling through gravel in my last few permissions.
Great video. Great spot. I found a bell also. My first in a local park.
You’re all great,but Doug is the greatest.🦉
Great hunt guys! Love the variety of finds.
That farm is amazing. I wish we all had a place like that. Well done guys!
@@dogtagdoug6751 Seriously, I am just curious, what state is this field in? It looks similar to the lay of the land in an old postcard of Latham, NY.
Thanks for sharing. Great finds. Congrats!
Here's a fun fact. Back in the 50-70's spoon handle rings was fad. They were made out of silver spoons and forks. Because a lot of them had decorative handles.
Great hunt guys. I'm fairly new to your videos and I believe this is my favorite so far. Good luck and happy hunting
Doug, good one at the end. 😂
Awesome finds again ! There is no end to the finds there , what a killer site ! Y’all lucked out on that . Thanks again for sharing video
When I find these little shards of porcelain, glass or pottery, I am going to make some stepping stones!
Great show and finds like always. Congratulations to you all
Gosh I’d love to go metal detecting one day, especially in a place like this. I’m a bit of a hoarder (I collect things from lost jewelry bits to rocks to coins to shells etc. I found one of those tiny plastic babies on the floor of one the buildings on my campus once, and it made my day) and I’d love to find this sorta stuff
You guys are great , always enjoy watching, awesome finds 👍👌
Awesome silver great bell so much excellent finds thank you for sharing five stars and two thumbs up my friends
The medal is St. Anthony!
Awesome finds guys. Keep diggin!
Great looking token Jason. Nice indian head penny Doug. Beautiful navy button & B&O button Doug. Love the bell Jason. Awesome coke memorabilia Rich. Spectacular sterling spoon bowl Doug & mercury dime Rich. Marbles are always fun to find especially the old ones.
Wow!! Great stuff guys!
Hallo.. from Norway to USA, I see you every week, helt konge 👍👍👍🤠
Enjoyed watching great finds well done
Here in the Uk we find Roman coins often… great watching American hunters
Amazing finds. Keep digging up those stories.
Awesome finds! 😎
On the blue pottery it shows two birds kissing. Very cute.
You guys are awesome. Thanks
Rich's doll head is most likely from what's known a 'Frozen Charlotte' doll, and I like creepy like that too! Congratulations to the happy dirty couple! Hi Doug, you found some great things, and I still love you!
Old dolls are creepy in general, but when they’re heads are severed off that’s a whole different level! Lol.
You find so many really interesting things in that field. Great location and thanks for the video!
I love the pieces of history better than Coins, that token is an amazing piece of history that kids will never learn about in school these days
Thanks for another fabulous mental detecting video. As usual, great finds. Cannot believe the real estate token …. Different times. Thanks for sharing!!
Fantastic finds guys👍🏻
Hey, it’s still silver! Should have checked to see if the handle was anywhere near.
BELL is totally awesome!!!!
This episode was awesome congratulations to you all
That was an awesome dig guys love the buttons Doug great video guys keep digging and having fun ✌
Find that $20 gold piece have a nice day have fun good luck
Nice finds guys!!
The blue and white pottery is called Blue Willow. I collect those dishes and know those birds anywhere
Jane fondling Doug lol, what an incredible spot! Marble madness there too. Love the huge variety of history there!
An ing spoonbowl!!!!😀😀 That's been on my bucket list from day one! Leave it to DTD! Congratulations buddy!🎉🎊🎉🎊
Great finds!
You can make a cool little coffee table top with all those pottery pieces.
Jason, another cool video. Doug, some awesome finds!!!!!!!
Congrats on the great finds guys. I enjoyed the video.
Great finds !!!!!
Enjoyed your dig. Look forward to y’all each week. Stay safe … Yazoo Co. Mississippi
Another great hunt and Video Congrats again to Doug 👊👏👏👏👏👏
Great finds you guys i enjoy your videos and keep digging and having fun and good Luck.
Another great video Jason!! Love the creepy doll head insertion of creepy eyes
Belly laugh!!! Great finds guys!
Great finds guys. Love the clover pin and Philadelphia Coke Company tag. All the Tokens and marbles you've found there so cool. Take Care
Jason, I’ve decided Quarter Hoarder vids have moved ahead of the Hoover Boys in my world. You guys are having fun and the finds are realistic and interesting. Well done! Keep on laughing and enjoying the hobby. It’s fun to watch.
yes for PA I'm from Pittsburgh, PA
Jason, the marble you found is called a bumblebee. I wish I had a field like that one.
A brilliant field. Well done on the finds, a very interesting collection. The pendant with the saint on it: if there’s an animal/bird with him it’s probably St Francis of Assisi. The hand on the Italian coin is holding an ear of wheat. I reckon the Sterling silver item is a pendant that once held a semi precious stone.
Fondling. You guys are hilarious.
Doug it’s “all holes matter”
I think that coke tag is not from Coca-Cola. They did not use Coke term back then. It refers to coke ( coal/oil) heating product. Another awesome hunt bro!
Great adventure! Love the hunt 😎👍
Great hunt as usual guys nicely done I enjoyed the video, will catch you on the next one. 🇺🇸
Awesome finds on a winters day boys! Love Conestoga bells. That token is just wild Doug. I would love to have a wireless setup for my atpro but times are not good right now. But maybe in the future I can get one Jason. Happy hunting.
Some nice relics and things
Great hunt guys