First hunt First GOLD! Metal Detecting UK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2019
- Out for a first hunt after my injury, and what do I find? Wooo!
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I hope the ring is worth a fortune so you can invest in some new gloves!
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Yellow thing looks like a glass cutting tool. Glad you are on the mend buddy!
I think you're right. It looks like a glass cutter with out the handle.
Definately
yes it is a daimond glass cutter head, in fact those two slits are meant to insert glass there when cutting short pieces to have better leverage
That's an awesome find that ring, hopefully you find out more about it and let us viewers know. Thanks for sharing!
Possibly the ring is to commerate a tour of duty by a soldier in the Middle East, or the 1st World War. Baghdad was captured in 1917 and the Armistice was made with the Ottoman Empire in 1918. Just guesses. Dates fit nicely in.
Great finding, we always search when people loos there items. So we know that we can help them get it back as volunteers. But when u find some like this hard to track down the owner or relatives
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Great to see you back out there Kris, cracking gold ring and really nice 1/2 crown!
Fantastic hunt buddy, love the half crown. Tidy ring too!! Good to see you back out 👍
Maybe there's a connection too WW1? At 11th March 1917, the British army captured Baghdad from the Ottoman Empire. In 1918 the war ended in Europe as well as in the Middle East. There you have the Numbers 11, 17 and 18; but I do agree that it doesn't make much sense. Maybe a 11th british battalion of some kind, that was garrisoned in Baghdad from 1917 to 1918? Still doesn't explain the existence of a second ring. Maybe it is connected to a later event at which veterans from that area decided to create some remembrence rings. Two identical rings on two different fields can be explained with one farmer owning both of the fields; if they are lost at the same place, the farmer may have put them on the fields with the manure. Much more space to do research for you! :-)
(sorry, english isn't my first language)
Hi, Aku!
Yes, after some investigation, you are spot on. The first numbers aren't actually a '11', but '19' which has scratched away a bit.
Others have done some research on this for me and have come to the same conclusion. Thanks for looking into it!
Just a little further info: The fields I'm detecting in are in a place called Elham in Kent. Stationed here were many Canadian troops in WW1, as there used to be a railway there, that would take you right to the coast. I've found loads of Canadian buttons etc in the field.
I think it's probably a Canadian soldiers ring, who served in Baghdad. This also explains the other ring in a near by field.
Your English is great by the way :)
@@Addictedtobleeps Great that you were able to solve the puzzle! It might be worth a try to find out more about the engraving. The ring itself looks standardized and was probably engraved by a goldsmith who ordered a larger number of them to do the finish. Was it done at Mesopotamia
? The design looks european, but more 1940/50ish to me than World War I. But besides that, I can't imagine that the average soldier had the money to buy a gold ring right after the war. If it was done later, you might be able to find a local goldsmith. If it was done at the mid of the century, an assistant of the goldsmith might still be alive and able to tell more. On the other hand ... no hallmarks, right? Doesn't sound european. But in the 1950s, Baghdad was a modern city of western style ... maybe they made a trip back, bought the rings there and also visited Elham in Kent again atferwards? Once again, a really, really cool find!
(My buddy and I found a wedding ring on one of our fields at sunday. Having the size of a female ring, the engraved initials H. B. and the date of May 1966, we needed like two minutes to research that it belonged to the farmers wife. She lost it in 1970 and was totally over the moon, but I would have preferred something historically significant, just as your ring is. There's so much more to find out for you!).
There are many who are born and bread in England that could explain half of what you have let alone in real English, your English writing is very good 👍
Welcome back mate, what an amazing start to the new season congrats on the gold ring 👍
Great to see you back! Congrats on the finds :)
Congratulations!! beautiful, and we detect in Romania, Eastern Europe, right here where Dracula was born, where he fought or took important battles in the 2 world wars, where the Ottomans were defeated, and the list could continue.
Great to see your back. Great vid ,very nice ring. Happy hunting and good luck on the next dig👍👍👍👍
Woohoo! New vid from my fave detectorist. Thanks Kris! Nice finds by the way!
Beautiful ring! Nice to see you back out enjoying yourself
Glad to see you in better health and out swinging. Beautiful gold ring!
Really lovely to see you out and about ☺
Kris - an outstanding hunt! Glad to see you back on it! Please post anything else on the ring that you find out as it is of interest for sure! Take care and H.H.!
Welcome back! Happy hunting!
Good to see you back again. The one after the gold ring is a glass cutter.
Great to see back in the fields Kris. Good hunting
Welcome back Kris always enjoy your videos mate and what away to start your season well done what a hum dinger, keep them coming and good luck 😜👍
Nice to see your back and looking good. Love the wring mate.
So good to see you back, Kris; the metal detecting world is worse off for your absence. Great ring, worthy of further research?
Welcome back Kris. Great video loved the ring. Good luck and happy hunting
Outstanding finds! Lovely!
Great finds. Love the ring! Hope your wrist is better for the rest of the season.
So good to see you back at it :)
Been awhile, hope you're on the mend. But still, great to see you again, thanks for another adventure!
That first thing you dug up is the cup off the bottom of a furniture leg and it should have a wheel on the bottom.
Always love your videos, so glad your back really enjoyed your finds ❤️🇳🇿
Glad to see you back Buddy look forward to many more videos 👍
What a find , beautiful , definitely a veterans Gold ring and with considerable age too , i'd hazard a guess at WW1 perhaps the mesopotamia campaign Baghdad 1917. Could account for the 17-18 date. 1917-1918. A beautiful thing indeed , well done , you deserve it buddy.
1:34 OMG, you found the only reming example of the dreaded dwarf rhino dalek, it must be worth a fortune ! Little buggers nearly wiped us all out !
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Hello!
Awesome piece of yellow mate. That one thing is a glass cutter. Little wheel cuts the glass & the notches break it but the handle is broken off. Very nice half crown.
does look like many of us know what a old glass cutter looked like, still got one somewhere
What a fantastic ring! Congrats! 😃
Good to see u back 👍🔥
Good to see you back out Kris. Good luck 👍
The first item you siad was like a dalek from Dr Who is a brass castor which would of been attached to a chair leg,
possibly victorian.I know this because I am an upholsterer.Thanks for the entertainment.
The thing you found at the beginning, is a doupter. For putting out candles. Hangs on a long or short stick. Just incase uhavent found out what it is. Im pritty sure my freind. Good luck.
I think the thing with the yellow manufacturer label is a tile or glass cutter
Excellent vid !!
Lovely find, the ring and 1950's coin
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great hunt and great finding mr....
hmmm.. you should find the guy with the other ring and have the two rings touch eachother.. if you blow shit up, according to movies, you prove timetravel :-P
Awesome find buddy! Well done 👍🏻👍🏻🙂🙂 Enjoyed watching 🤗
Congratulation, nice finds especially the gold ring
The thing with yellow on it is the top of a glass cutter, love the ring
Very nice find for sure
When that ring first came out I thought it was gonna be something epic! Still a beauty though! Arabian Gold!! Nice to see you back in action after the injury mate 👍
Good to have you back fella 👍
Nice! Congratulations on that stellar ring!
Nice one. Love digging the gold.
Very nice video and awesome finds. Happy Hunting.
Can see your videos getting much more views in a short space of time. Happy for your channel growing.
Wow Bleeps!! Great, great find. :)
A lovely piece of history Kris
Another lovely vid, thank you 😊 i watch you as i cook your the perfect companian! So thanks 👌😊
I’d say it could be a veterans ring for a tour of Baghdad . Not sure if the army base is still open near you.
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Good find
Nice ring well made
So much details
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Nice vid, love the ring!
Lol Kris, I was shouting at the screen on that ring lol... I found something a bit similar but mine had Egyptian type markings... a huge man's "gold" ring stamped up 18k. It turned out to a just a gold plated ring that the tourists get tricked into buying when on holiday. Still a chunky beast though. Cheers mate.
Really good to see you back Kris, so pleased you're well enough to do some detecting. That second object reminds me of an old brake fluid reservoir off a Tractor. In regard to the ring, bear in mind that it might be foreign gold, therefore it wouldn't be "Hall marked". Most foreign gold is 14ct 18ct and 22ct, all the best to you as always.
I thought fuel pump, and agree re hall marking, I've got a greek ring sold as 18ct and confirmed in Uk.
@@davetaylor812, yes I agree, it could be a fuel pump, or even a very early carburetor, without the whole thing being intact I guess we won't know for sure?
great finds, goood video and welcome back. Take care and keep it up. probably 24 k
Wow great comeback hunt🤗😁🤩
Boom darn good day on the feilds thanks for the video
COOL !!!! ..... good to see you better 🤠👍
That’s superb, welcome back... was that second thing an old shop door bell that would swing and ring when customers walked in T-Shop?
Top vid as always. Good to have you back, Kris. Banished from our Smart TV and Chromecast, so watched on my 'putah, but at least that means I can comment!
Congrats on the ring!
That yellow thing is a glass cutting tool 100% just purchased the x10 after watching your reviews 👍🏻
Well deserved Kris, You are a Smashing Chap.
Baz.
Good to see you back and very well done on the gold.
Hasn't been a very good few months for me unfortunately, been hit by the D&A bug so really haven't felt like doing any videos.
Hopefully should be back at it soon, got some new land with possible potential... I hope!🤞
All the best buddy.
Ah man, hope you feel better soon bud!
Thanks dude.
I'm getting there. It's just getting the enthusiasm to go out in the first place I'm struggling with.
Been out with Jane a couple of times & been doing the beach a bit, got a new Whites TDI Beach Hunter, awesome machine!
I'll be alright. 👍💪
That ring is worthy of more in depth investigation...
Nice to see you back and swinging dude. Finally after a year of searching I've managed to secure a 70 acre farm permission, using you tips from a permission vid. Thanks to you I'm off to hunt for goodies!!
Glad your back....enjoyed the vid....
Wow, interesting ring. Well done on your find dude.
Cracking video and great to see you back. My guess on the ring is a soldiers ring and the dates must be something to do with their tour of duty, or a regimental set of numbers perhaps. ATB MMMD
Odd piece is a caster fitting for a table leg.
The thing with the yellow label looks like a really dirty glass cutter. Oops, just noticed someone else called it already. Nice one!
Welcome back, hope you feeling better. Very nice ring , I guess from a soldier that served in Iraq . Thumbs up.
First chunk was a fuel pump
Bingo !! Great find man !
the tool is a part of a glass cutter
Great finds, Lovely ring. Kris, ATB & HH
Wow that’s awesome dind
Find
Good video. You had a glass cutter with yellow emblem. Amazing ring. Im yet to find the yellow stuff.🐝
You are not alone Waspius.
Great video full of energy 👍😎 very nice ring 👍
Thank you 😁
Nice gold ring,hope to find one!
Missed the hurty one! Sorry pal!hope it's all better now.
Well done lad👍👍👍👍
A little late comment reference the ring,
My father-in-law was in the gulf war in the 90s and bought gold while he was there, he told me their gold was pure by law, no carats...I'll bet the 17-18 was the years a soldier's tour of duty in 2017-2018. My thinking anyway. GREAT FIND dude
Hey bud!
Very close. It's actually 1917-18, which is when the British army took Baghdad. The area I'm detecting in had loads of Canadian tropps in around WW1 time (I find a lot of badges and buttons etc)
So, we think it was probably a Canadian soldiers ring. Will do a video update soon!
He's got the minerals now!
There you are! :) WoooHooo....you haave been missed!
Hi hunters.. hello from Albania.. beautiful video's
dude are you kidding me...that's a beautiful ring!
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wow that a really nice gold ring
Really nice ring. I think it maby a bit of trench art from ww1. from the fall of Baghdad. Really nice find though :)
I tend to agree. There are a few pieces in the Imperial War Museum that were marked "Baghdad 1917-18" to mark the fall of Baghdad that include a skyline of Baghdad with palm trees.
Yellow thing was a head of a glass cutter
Welcome back. A very nice hunt indeed. Sadly, you wont be seeing me in your next video. I know, you are broken hearted. But that's only because I wont be IN it. Unless you come to Australia, and we meet, and you film it. Or some such thing... Bwhahahaha.. anyway. Indeed. A broken glass cutter I do believe that yellow thing is. Cheers!
Awesome ring too ❤️❤️❤️