I’m really enjoying seeing you use your legend. You are my main reason for buying one for myself and I have to say it is an entirely new game now! Great hunt Mish!
It means so much to me that someone would place so much trust in my usage of a specific detector, that they would obtain one for themselves. I'm hoping you are enjoying yours just as much. Thank you Ron! :)
Yeah, definitely one of those sites that would need a good few days to pick through the surface layer of nails and the like, to recover the treasures beneath. There'd be a sov around there for sure. Cheers mate!!
Lovely work as always Mish, and always enjoy seeing your Andrew together….Great camaraderie & shenanigans!! Congrats on the double silver & thanks for sharing! Marcus
I'll have one more coming with CBK, plus some other vids in the works - not sure what order they'll go up in but I'm looking forward to having you along! Cheers.
Does it ever!! Simply awesome results from this machine so far. A family member has just opted to buy one as well to rekindle his interest in the hobby almost 40yrs after he stopped. Hoping I can put him on the same path. Cheers Brett :)
Hola amiga, te felicito por tu video y ese lindo lugar para detectar, éxito en sus aventuras y hallazgos, saludos cordiales desde chile para ti amiga 🙋♂️🇨🇱⛏️👏👍🤝
The ceramic piece looks like the top of a citrus juicer. I've just found your channel Mish & enjoying watching what you find. Can I ask what State you're in. I'd like to try my hand, but not sure whether it's worth it. I'm in SA.
Thanks for the ID, makes so much sense!! I'm in Vic, so I anticipate my conditions would be similar to yours. The important thing to remember is that the adventure is the true reward, the finds a bonus - if you go into the hobby with that mindset you'll have an absolute blast. Cheers :)
Hey, Mish! I saw a video a while back where some archeologists found some bits of pottery in a cave from a few thousand years ago. They recovered quite a lot of pieces and were attempting to put them back together so they could recreate some of the pots, food storage vats and water jugs. I think they mentioned that they dug for months and it took many more months after that to go through the thousands of clay shards and get some of them glued back together. Sooooo, putting that plate back together might take lots more hunting and a few more videos involving a bottle of glue and a ton of patience. I wish you luck!! lol. As always, Mish, looking forward to your next adventure!! Later, friend!
I think by the time I return, someone’s going to find that pile I left and either take it, or continue on with the challenge. It kept me amused for a minute at least. 😂 Cheers mate!
Some great finds there Mish. Love the silvers. Unfortunately we have a second cyclone in 2 weeks just hitting us in Auckland, so no trips to the beach recently. But I'm hoping some treasures will be unearthed for when I can go out again. Cheers
Nice video and beautiful eyes. I see you found what seems a hooked tag (the triangular haped object with that broken a hook), they usually are very old and can be dated back to XVI up to XVIII sec. (some even earlier). I found one very similar with 3 holes from XVII sec.
Thank you Marta, much fun was indeed had! Regarding the place, it was a former trading district that significantly declined in population after the trading routes changed. Very little remains of what was once there, hence the multitude of nails/glass/brick scrap. Cheers. :)
Hi Mish. Discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been enjoying catching up on your detecting journey. I’m new to swinging coils, and am on the other side of the ditch. So appreciate ANZ metal detecting content given the similarity of our coins and finds. I think that ceramic piece might be the top of a juicer for citrus. Happy detecting!
G’day Pat, welcome to both my channel and the hobby as a whole. I hope you’re having fun with it! I think you’re spot-on with the ceramic ID too. 😁 Happy hunting to you as well!
I’m only just starting to get them again, the Equinox used to put them on the exact same number as pull tabs, the Legend and Deus shift them by a couple of numbers making them easier to pick. Yes I should probably dig the pull tab signals all the time as well but as you would know, some days are more picky than others. 😂 Happy hunting!
Definitely not your regular beach finds nor your regular beach hunts, and I doubt its a popular swimming location, makes me wonder why anyone would live there, most likely they were fishermen earning a living, The big question, did the coffee bush kid catch up on the silvers this time?.. Guess ill just have to wait and see! and its nice to see your breadboard is getting plenty of exposure! a very handy gift! Cheers Mish!
Well, CBK's side is up now, it was definitely a one-sided kind of weekend! I still have one more video to go on our weekend of collabing. The beach was a former settlement area and trade district, however the population has declined in recent decades. Cheers Wayne!
You had fun at least. 1942 Threepences are rare if they don't have a mint mark under the ribbon below the TWO. That indicates Melbourne mint. They never produced many as by this time American mints were minting our coins. D (Denver) and S (San Francisco )
Oooh I'll have to go check it in the pile, I may have been finding a little more silver lately than usual lol. I'll periodically get out the albums and go through the silvers to see what needs adding into the book. Cheers :)
G’day Chris, I usually have RS set slightly lower than default, I swing slower than the average detectorist as well - can’t remember on this exact hunt but probably around 4 here (couldn’t be too low on this beach due to target density!). IR hasn’t been tweaked from default yet, I’ve been getting decent results at default settings. 😊
Yep, several folks agree with you! I can't remember if I mentioned in the video, but it actually has faint remnants of gold gilding on the ridges as well, so that's pretty cool. Cheers!
Ivan, I have been truly blown away by it. I got it just to showcase an affordable option alongside my much more expensive Deus 2 detector and it has been consistently pulling silver on every outing. I personally prefer using the 11" coil, 6" is excellent for specific scenarios (trashy sites, super rocky areas, or if you have limitations on the weight you can swing) but for most of my usage the 11" is fine. The 'pro-pack' comes with both coils and it's not too much of a price jump from the pack that just has the wireless headset, so it is probably worthwhile to have it in the kit. This is the pack I own: www.detect-ed.com/collections/treasure-detectors/products/the-legend-pro-pack?ref=3 I hope you work out what works best for you - let me know how you go! Cheers. :)
Thanks for your reply mish, much appreciated 👍. I have the simplex, it's a really good detector. Will be getting the legend very soon .love the vids keep them coming 👍😀
Not that I’m aware of, however it was settled at a time where everyone would’ve buried their own rubbish and this is now eroding from the soil and onto the sand. The settlement no longer exists here. Cheers 😁
The 6" coil shines in areas where there is a high density of targets, and you want a better chance of isolating one signal from another. Realistically we wouldn't pick up deeper signals on the 'trashy' part of this beach until many of the surface targets were removed - however there is a chance the small coil will spot them. Not a massive reduction in depth, but there is less horizontal ground coverage with every swing so it's a case of picking the best tool for the particular job. :)
I find open, flat beaches like this fascinating when the tide is moving - just how quickly they both cover up, and reveal themselves with the change. Cheers :)
I’m really enjoying seeing you use your legend. You are my main reason for buying one for myself and I have to say it is an entirely new game now! Great hunt Mish!
It means so much to me that someone would place so much trust in my usage of a specific detector, that they would obtain one for themselves. I'm hoping you are enjoying yours just as much. Thank you Ron! :)
Great finds! The ceramic thing looked like part of a juicer.
Agreed. My hand juice squeezer's center is the same only it's glass.
Thanks folks - makes so much sense now that a few of you have identified it! Explains why it looked so familiar, hehe. Cheers!!
Watching that I can still smell the salt. Always brings a smile to my face to see the two of us out together. Congrats on the silvers. 😀
At least there was no 'eau de roo' on this adventure. Three years on and I still can't forget our introduction to the place. 😆 Thanks mate.
You can’t find sinkers on every trip but silvers are real nice. Thanks for taking us along. Cheers!
I’m finding silver more often than sinkers at the moment, I must be losing my touch!! 😂
Ceramic piece might perhaps be a juicer for lemons/limes etc.?
Oh yes, I think you have it!! I couldn’t place why it looked so familiar however this would be spot on. Thank you 😄
Well done M on sniffing out the silver, that place has lots of promise, I'd imagine a few patches or pockets around. All the best Cheers A 👍😊
Yeah, definitely one of those sites that would need a good few days to pick through the surface layer of nails and the like, to recover the treasures beneath. There'd be a sov around there for sure. Cheers mate!!
The best video before go to sleep !
Lovely work as always Mish, and always enjoy seeing your Andrew together….Great camaraderie & shenanigans!! Congrats on the double silver & thanks for sharing! Marcus
HI
Great hunt guys on the coins and button looking forward to seeing your next hunt👍👍
I'll have one more coming with CBK, plus some other vids in the works - not sure what order they'll go up in but I'm looking forward to having you along! Cheers.
@@DirtFishMish Thank you looking forward to it be safe⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hello missie, good jobe, nice finds, greats from the Nederlands 👍🧲😎
Fantastic! The Legend is a Legend! I’m finding silvers with mine also..
😳 No sinkers? 😂🤙🏻🤙🏻
There was a misc blob of lead in the mix somewhere 😂 not a sinker though. How good is that machine!! 🤙🤙
@@DirtFishMish it’s Epic!! Well I guess
Silvers are better than sinkers 😉😂
The legendary silver run of the Legend continues
Does it ever!! Simply awesome results from this machine so far. A family member has just opted to buy one as well to rekindle his interest in the hobby almost 40yrs after he stopped. Hoping I can put him on the same path. Cheers Brett :)
Hello from the U.S.A.Just discovered your channel.Really enjoying your old videos.
Thank you so much Jason, glad to have you here! :)
The finds are great, but what is really nice is seeing you both enjoying the hobby so much. Good hunting! 😎
And that's what it's all about - mateship and adventuring. The finds are a bonus. Cheers Scott!
Thanks for sharing this video I'm learning a lot God bless and stay safe
Hola amiga, te felicito por tu video y ese lindo lugar para detectar, éxito en sus aventuras y hallazgos, saludos cordiales desde chile para ti amiga 🙋♂️🇨🇱⛏️👏👍🤝
The ceramic piece looks like the top of a citrus juicer. I've just found your channel Mish & enjoying watching what you find. Can I ask what State you're in. I'd like to try my hand, but not sure whether it's worth it. I'm in SA.
Thanks for the ID, makes so much sense!! I'm in Vic, so I anticipate my conditions would be similar to yours. The important thing to remember is that the adventure is the true reward, the finds a bonus - if you go into the hobby with that mindset you'll have an absolute blast. Cheers :)
Nice hunt
Good job Mish! Congrats on the silvers!! I get waylaid by pottery shards also lol. Nice to see you out with Andrew! Stay safe and all the best!
Mish well done on the silvers. Have a great weekend
Thanks mate, you too!!
Hey, Mish! I saw a video a while back where some archeologists found some bits of pottery in a cave from a few thousand years ago. They recovered quite a lot of pieces and were attempting to put them back together so they could recreate some of the pots, food storage vats and water jugs. I think they mentioned that they dug for months and it took many more months after that to go through the thousands of clay shards and get some of them glued back together. Sooooo, putting that plate back together might take lots more hunting and a few more videos involving a bottle of glue and a ton of patience.
I wish you luck!! lol.
As always, Mish, looking forward to your next adventure!! Later, friend!
I think by the time I return, someone’s going to find that pile I left and either take it, or continue on with the challenge. It kept me amused for a minute at least. 😂
Cheers mate!
Some great finds there Mish. Love the silvers. Unfortunately we have a second cyclone in 2 weeks just hitting us in Auckland, so no trips to the beach recently. But I'm hoping some treasures will be unearthed for when I can go out again. Cheers
Two silvers and half a coffee, still makes for a great day!
Absolutely!!
Great hunt Mish 🍺 👍
Nice video and beautiful eyes. I see you found what seems a hooked tag (the triangular haped object with that broken a hook), they usually are very old and can be dated back to XVI up to XVIII sec. (some even earlier). I found one very similar with 3 holes from XVII sec.
Interesting! Thank you for the information. :)
Interesting place, were the homes abandoned due to the erosion? A few coins and buttons makes the day! Have funning is the most important aspect.
Thank you Marta, much fun was indeed had! Regarding the place, it was a former trading district that significantly declined in population after the trading routes changed. Very little remains of what was once there, hence the multitude of nails/glass/brick scrap. Cheers. :)
Hi Mish. Discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been enjoying catching up on your detecting journey. I’m new to swinging coils, and am on the other side of the ditch. So appreciate ANZ metal detecting content given the similarity of our coins and finds. I think that ceramic piece might be the top of a juicer for citrus. Happy detecting!
G’day Pat, welcome to both my channel and the hobby as a whole. I hope you’re having fun with it! I think you’re spot-on with the ceramic ID too. 😁 Happy hunting to you as well!
@@DirtFishMish thanks much. Well and truly engaged in the hobby. I just need this cyclone to blow through so I can get back on the beaches.
Love from kerala india. Liked this
Those 10c are popular ..found more of those than any others lol
I’m only just starting to get them again, the Equinox used to put them on the exact same number as pull tabs, the Legend and Deus shift them by a couple of numbers making them easier to pick. Yes I should probably dig the pull tab signals all the time as well but as you would know, some days are more picky than others. 😂 Happy hunting!
@@DirtFishMish I'm.still learning and don't get out alot I have a nox 800 did get my 1st $2 other day in my 1st beach hunt tho
Lovely Snow White and her hairy dwarf....🤓🤣
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your ceramic piece looked like it could have been a juicer thing like you would juice an orange with.
Makes total sense, I was wondering why it looked so oddly familiar, clearly I cheat with my bottled OJ! lol cheers Steve.
Is it a lemon juice squeezer?
It would seem so! 😄
Definitely not your regular beach finds nor your regular beach hunts, and I doubt its a popular swimming location, makes me wonder why anyone would live there, most likely they were fishermen earning a living, The big question, did the coffee bush kid catch up on the silvers this time?.. Guess ill just have to wait and see! and its nice to see your breadboard is getting plenty of exposure! a very handy gift! Cheers Mish!
Well, CBK's side is up now, it was definitely a one-sided kind of weekend! I still have one more video to go on our weekend of collabing. The beach was a former settlement area and trade district, however the population has declined in recent decades. Cheers Wayne!
You had fun at least. 1942 Threepences are rare if they don't have a mint mark under the ribbon below the TWO. That indicates Melbourne mint. They never produced many as by this time American mints were minting our coins. D (Denver) and S (San Francisco )
Oooh I'll have to go check it in the pile, I may have been finding a little more silver lately than usual lol. I'll periodically get out the albums and go through the silvers to see what needs adding into the book. Cheers :)
I truly enjoy your vid’s; despite my sometimes off-track comments….
Hi 👋 Mish, what level is your RS and IR typically set to on the beach?
G’day Chris, I usually have RS set slightly lower than default, I swing slower than the average detectorist as well - can’t remember on this exact hunt but probably around 4 here (couldn’t be too low on this beach due to target density!). IR hasn’t been tweaked from default yet, I’ve been getting decent results at default settings. 😊
@@DirtFishMish thank you! 😊
I saw the conical ceramic piece! It looks like an orange juice juicer
Yep, several folks agree with you! I can't remember if I mentioned in the video, but it actually has faint remnants of gold gilding on the ridges as well, so that's pretty cool. Cheers!
Old-looking glass and ceramics.
Yes, between late 1800’s and early 1900’s. 😊
Do you like the legend, would you recommend it with the standard coil it comes with or the smaller coil ?
Ivan, I have been truly blown away by it. I got it just to showcase an affordable option alongside my much more expensive Deus 2 detector and it has been consistently pulling silver on every outing. I personally prefer using the 11" coil, 6" is excellent for specific scenarios (trashy sites, super rocky areas, or if you have limitations on the weight you can swing) but for most of my usage the 11" is fine. The 'pro-pack' comes with both coils and it's not too much of a price jump from the pack that just has the wireless headset, so it is probably worthwhile to have it in the kit. This is the pack I own: www.detect-ed.com/collections/treasure-detectors/products/the-legend-pro-pack?ref=3
I hope you work out what works best for you - let me know how you go! Cheers. :)
Thanks for your reply mish, much appreciated 👍. I have the simplex, it's a really good detector. Will be getting the legend very soon .love the vids keep them coming 👍😀
Is the beach located near an old tip/ dump site?
Not that I’m aware of, however it was settled at a time where everyone would’ve buried their own rubbish and this is now eroding from the soil and onto the sand. The settlement no longer exists here. Cheers 😁
Coil size change? Less depth? Learning
The 6" coil shines in areas where there is a high density of targets, and you want a better chance of isolating one signal from another. Realistically we wouldn't pick up deeper signals on the 'trashy' part of this beach until many of the surface targets were removed - however there is a chance the small coil will spot them. Not a massive reduction in depth, but there is less horizontal ground coverage with every swing so it's a case of picking the best tool for the particular job. :)
@@DirtFishMish THANKYOU that makes a lot more sense
I think you got it wrong Mishers. You said you were Skirting along but you were actually Trousering around. LOL :) Kindness matters just ask that crab
I find open, flat beaches like this fascinating when the tide is moving - just how quickly they both cover up, and reveal themselves with the change. Cheers :)
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Good hunt mished you Mish