Hey Kurt , I’m a fellow detectorist from Ontario Canada and being a fellow history nerd I wanted to say great find on the 1837 Canadian bank token In fact it’s actually an 1837 half penny or penny bank token of lower Canada Minted in Montreal Quebec A token from before Canada was a country Which wasn’t until 1867 I have found both types of tokens One is the same as yours and the others are from 1854 half penny bank token of upper Canada Just thought you’d like to know a little history from the north Happy Dirt fishing From a fellow beeper Adrian
Hard worker you are 😆... You deserve all your blessings and thankyou for letting us enjoy your videos i know it must be hard to video and hunt then edit but i do appreciate and look forward to the next hunt kurt
What a field , it’s nice to hear you commenting on how nice the land owner is , it’s refreshing ! Awesome finds Kurt & Muck , I’m looking forward to you guys returning to that field . So much of our history . Stay safe you guys and thanks Kurt !
I've been interested in detecting for a few years, but haven't started yet. I'm really glad there are channels like this that hold my interest to the point where I binge watch a bit. Fingers crossed to get myself the right type of detector for the environment I plan to sweep, and the type of coin/relics I expect to find in my neighborhood. Hopefully by the summer of 21. Thanks again for the great channel.
I Found the same Canadian Bank of Montreal Bank Token just a couple weeks ago. 1837. Funny, I pull Old American coins off of our Canadian Farms and your pulling an Old Canadian coin off of a farm field. If those coins could tell us the story of how they got where they are!! AWESOME FIND!!!
Nice hunt and finds for a random field. Thats awesome. The Indian Burial Ground will always be there to hit a different day. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.
Kurt, I've been subscribed for quite a while now but I rarely comment. Thank you for the hard work that you put into making sure we get a video each Wednesday! I really enjoy your channel. You and the rest of the guys are great! This is by far my favorite metal detecting channel! I enjoy Stealth Diggers and GMMD, but y'all are my favorite!!
Just Subscribed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge , teaching , and bringing the classroom outdoors . I just started a channel and appreciate so much more the time you take to edit your videos. Thank you!
The permissions you guys get are amazing! My GF is from Reicherstown, MD. I got her a detector and turned her on to y'all. Maybe one day we will cross paths. We would love to meet you guys. Great finds, everyone!
Nice to see you all out. Can not wait until you return to that site with the rest of the guys and hit it hard. Sure there will be silver. Keep them coming and get some sleep.
Another great video- always enjoy your digs- congratulations on all the great finds- All the best from Canada- Paul the Nickel Guy - Love the bank token !
Kurt, we are a metal detecting channel in Korea and we are just now moving back to Northern VA. Weve been watching your channel every week for as long as I can remember and love watching you guys. We've got 136,000 subs who are very interested in what we find in the US. My son and I would love to come up and detect with you one time if that's possible. :)
You have 136K and 1, I just subscribed. It has been a number of years (over 20) since I last visited South Korea - your channel looks interesting and I am curious to see what I have missed since I last visited.
@@wagr9824 a lot has changed since then. Nearly all the rice paddies around and in between bases are filled with new cities and buildings. I was there starting in 2006 and it is a completely different world in some spots. The trails and mountains are still the same though:
Great to stumble across your metal detecting videos. I've learned that the copper taco I found several years ago is likely an old, worn copper. Do you find Machin's Mill's contemporary counterfeits or do you simply assume the "British" coppers are all made in Britain? I believe I found a Machin's Mills copper in Maryland. Anyway, I have really enjoyed watching accomplished MD'ers dig the good stuff. There's lots of cools stuff yet to be found.
Thank you ! Thank you !! Thank you!!!! I found one of those Canadian coppers like 2-3 years ago up in NJ and hadn't been able to id it! What a weight off da brain.
Absolutely love u guys would have liked to see brad bob and skinny bill lol you guys remind me of the close friends I had back in high school keep saving history and thanks for all the things u teach and show all holes matter
I think it would be cool if you had a camera on a tripod taking a time lapse of you walking in the fields. Use it for b-roll between digs. Love all your vids.
Fur trading post is a good a guess as any. Makes sense with the creek right there. Looked big enough to navigate by canoe. It will be interesting to see what the future finds will be out of this spot.
Sweet finds...I just recently found three flat buttons..all shanked..one was a small cuff button with fancy.. I can't believe i could get so excited over buttons... awesome video.
Everytime you flip a brittish coin on the horizontal axis like an American coin and then puzzle over an upside down brittania, it cracks a smile from me haha. Its the little things.
Way to go travis. If you go back an slow mo your video you'll see the hit an then drop out the bottom of the deer. What an amazing hit. Can't say I've ever seen one hit that way in that angle, an see the out come. An it was a good size doe to. Travis will be eating good this winter. Like I said way to go. Just a little friendly reminder my freezer isn't full yet. LoL. Great video guys. An way to hang in there an track down the kill. As always safe an happy hunting guys. 😁👍👍
I've been detecting for 39 years and one thing I hate is corroded wiped coppers that are unidentifiable or trashed. Everyone gets so excited about them. I have a coffee can full of them. I call it my can of disappointment! LOL! Farm fields are the WORST for finding coppers. I have dug BEAUTIFUL large cents and colonial coinage that are just green with almost no corrosion when found in good neutral soil. Indians too. But no matter what you just can't beat the rush of shiny silver coming out of the ground. Dig on! : )
Man, when that guy turbo tills, the stuff ought to be jumping out the ground into your pouch. I bet there is some small silver somewhere in there. Can't wait for the sequel, thanks!
I have played with a detect once. ! Old I love hunting rocks. I can't wait to get a detect. I would love a personal look at the finds display, bucket list , most wanted , best tricks , favorite machine and why. Maybe you have vids , I didn't find em ?
Your finds are puzzling for sure- you have Colonial finds then a gap and some 1830s finds? However no trade weights yet? How close are you to a water crossing or spring? As you mentioned in the intro could have been a short term militia Rev War or French and Indian war camp, then a place sometimes used later on in 1830s as a short term camp by civ travelers. As they say if its a good place to camp its a good place and would often be used over time by Indians, Colonials, then travelers and CW troops.
Waww what an awesome permission, good luck on your next hunts there possible gold in that field ive been watching all your latest vids on my smart tv so I've not commented as not logged in there, but thoroughly enjoyed all you latest episodes guys
Very awesome site! That was a wide creek, do you guys ever check out the water areas around these sites? If a possible fur trade post would that be a good place to check?
I would never tell you what to do but I think it would be cool if you talked to Demolition Ranch's Matt the owner of Bunker Branding. For your merch. Just a cool idea.
Love watching y`all....How do you set up your Pro-Pointers? Have an AT Gold and a cheap pinpointer, and just got the AT Max and a Pro Pointer...Now...need input....lol
These guys are natural, grounded! informed & true friends.
Hey Kurt ,
I’m a fellow detectorist from Ontario Canada
and being a fellow history nerd
I wanted to say great find on the 1837 Canadian bank token
In fact it’s actually an 1837 half penny or penny bank token of lower Canada
Minted in Montreal Quebec
A token from before Canada was a country
Which wasn’t until 1867
I have found both types of tokens
One is the same as yours and the others are from 1854 half penny bank token of upper Canada
Just thought you’d like to know a little history from the north
Happy Dirt fishing
From a fellow beeper
Adrian
Always enjoy your videos. Easy to listen to. Lots of explanations and also like when you show what the coin looked like when it was first minted. ❤️
Hard worker you are 😆... You deserve all your blessings and thankyou for letting us enjoy your videos i know it must be hard to video and hunt then edit but i do appreciate and look forward to the next hunt kurt
What a field , it’s nice to hear you commenting on how nice the land owner is , it’s refreshing !
Awesome finds Kurt & Muck , I’m looking forward to you guys returning to that field . So much of our history .
Stay safe you guys and thanks Kurt !
Great finds! I have no doubt there is a lot more just waiting for you all to save it!
I've been interested in detecting for a few years, but haven't started yet. I'm really glad there are channels like this that hold my interest to the point where I binge watch a bit.
Fingers crossed to get myself the right type of detector for the environment I plan to sweep, and the type of coin/relics I expect to find in my neighborhood.
Hopefully by the summer of 21.
Thanks again for the great channel.
Awesome sight! My year would be made if I found just one copper! I'd go along with the trader post! LFOD!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
id love to go detecting with the Hoover Boys!
I Found the same Canadian Bank of Montreal Bank Token just a couple weeks ago. 1837. Funny, I pull Old American coins off of our Canadian Farms and your pulling an Old Canadian coin off of a farm field. If those coins could tell us the story of how they got where they are!! AWESOME FIND!!!
Wow, thats why I love this hobby. You guys are amazing
Do you guys ever use more extreme measures such as acid or chemical solutions on the toasted coppers? You could have a crazy rare copper
I haven't
Thank you guys for bringing us such awesome content everyweek
Thank you for the support!
Nice hunt and finds for a random field. Thats awesome. The Indian Burial Ground will always be there to hit a different day. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.
Kurt, I've been subscribed for quite a while now but I rarely comment. Thank you for the hard work that you put into making sure we get a video each Wednesday! I really enjoy your channel. You and the rest of the guys are great! This is by far my favorite metal detecting channel! I enjoy Stealth Diggers and GMMD, but y'all are my favorite!!
Awesome!! ❤️
Been watching the videos for awhile now and wanted to send you guys lots of praise! Love the videos. Keep up the good content!
Thank you for the support Brad! We appreciate it
Just Subscribed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge , teaching , and bringing the classroom outdoors . I just started a channel and appreciate so much more the time you take to edit your videos. Thank you!
Thank you for the support!
The permissions you guys get are amazing! My GF is from Reicherstown, MD. I got her a detector and turned her on to y'all. Maybe one day we will cross paths. We would love to meet you guys.
Great finds, everyone!
The metal detector sunset picture from two weeks ago is now my desktop background. Thanks again for the awesome videos.
Thats awesome! Thanks
Nice to see you all out. Can not wait until you return to that site with the rest of the guys and hit it hard. Sure there will be silver.
Keep them coming and get some sleep.
Another great video- always enjoy your digs- congratulations on all the great finds- All the best from Canada- Paul the Nickel Guy - Love the bank token !
Overall you guys had a nice day out and some nice finds .
God Bless.....
Joe Navy veteran 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Can’t believe it’s already Wednesday! Can’t wait to watch keep it up!
What a great permission!! Love finding coins!!! Good Vidyaoo!!
Thanks! Coins definitely sound the best
It's good to see you back playing in the dirt again Kurt. Awesome Hunt.
Kurt, we are a metal detecting channel in Korea and we are just now moving back to Northern VA. Weve been watching your channel every week for as long as I can remember and love watching you guys. We've got 136,000 subs who are very interested in what we find in the US. My son and I would love to come up and detect with you one time if that's possible. :)
You have 136K and 1, I just subscribed. It has been a number of years (over 20) since I last visited South Korea - your channel looks interesting and I am curious to see what I have missed since I last visited.
@@wagr9824 a lot has changed since then. Nearly all the rice paddies around and in between bases are filled with new cities and buildings. I was there starting in 2006 and it is a completely different world in some spots. The trails and mountains are still the same though:
@@migukaje was you us military? Welcome home though regardless. I'm ex-Army .
@@stephen12264 yes I was. And I worked there for a long time as a civilian.
Awesome hunt. Beautiful day.. Bunch of coppers. Can’t beat that. Thanks for sharing every week! Don’t know how you do it!!! Stay safe truckie!!!!!
Great to stumble across your metal detecting videos. I've learned that the copper taco I found several years ago is likely an old, worn copper. Do you find Machin's Mill's contemporary counterfeits or do you simply assume the "British" coppers are all made in Britain? I believe I found a Machin's Mills copper in Maryland. Anyway, I have really enjoyed watching accomplished MD'ers dig the good stuff. There's lots of cools stuff yet to be found.
That site looks like it's good some awesome history to give up. Good luck. Great video. Thanks for sharing. *Chris*
Thank you ! Thank you !! Thank you!!!! I found one of those Canadian coppers like 2-3 years ago up in NJ and hadn't been able to id it! What a weight off da brain.
Another amazing hunt by you guys keep up the good work keep digging those amazing Copper and relics👊🏻
I am so thrilled that you don't have your feet
in water. Thank you! Bless you!
Love the Garret machines and love what you guys do . I just got an AT Pro this year and I am very happy with the results 👍
Great dig guys, what an awesome site! You guys are always on the good stuff. The Canadian bank tokay was crazy. Good luck on the next!
Big round and Green, Was it gooey?? Was it moving..... Was it Growing.... RUN!
Absolutely love u guys would have liked to see brad bob and skinny bill lol you guys remind me of the close friends I had back in high school keep saving history and thanks for all the things u teach and show all holes matter
I think it would be cool if you had a camera on a tripod taking a time lapse of you walking in the fields. Use it for b-roll between digs. Love all your vids.
With all the lead, I wonder if somebody set up a musket ball shop, melted lead into balls to trade for some fur. Nice finds.
Fur trading post is a good a guess as any. Makes sense with the creek right there. Looked big enough to navigate by canoe. It will be interesting to see what the future finds will be out of this spot.
Sweet finds...I just recently found three flat buttons..all shanked..one was a small cuff button with fancy.. I can't believe i could get so excited over buttons... awesome video.
Wow!! Fantastic day on the field!!
Thanks Kevin
Got to love those Canadian coins !!!! What an amazing site !!
That's a lot a coppah! Kurt your enthusiasm & sarcasm kill me ! Thank you another impressive day! You too "muck"!
Everytime you flip a brittish coin on the horizontal axis like an American coin and then puzzle over an upside down brittania, it cracks a smile from me haha. Its the little things.
Great Find👍. That is pretty awesome. Happy Hunting.
Great dig gents a big hello from Newcastle England 🏴🏴🏴🤘🏻🤘🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Way to go travis. If you go back an slow mo your video you'll see the hit an then drop out the bottom of the deer. What an amazing hit. Can't say I've ever seen one hit that way in that angle, an see the out come. An it was a good size doe to. Travis will be eating good this winter. Like I said way to go. Just a little friendly reminder my freezer isn't full yet. LoL. Great video guys. An way to hang in there an track down the kill. As always safe an happy hunting guys. 😁👍👍
There has got be a silver in that field somewhere!! Great dig guys!!
I've been detecting for 39 years and one thing I hate is corroded wiped coppers that are unidentifiable or trashed. Everyone gets so excited about them. I have a coffee can full of them. I call it my can of disappointment! LOL! Farm fields are the WORST for finding coppers. I have dug BEAUTIFUL large cents and colonial coinage that are just green with almost no corrosion when found in good neutral soil. Indians too. But no matter what you just can't beat the rush of shiny silver coming out of the ground. Dig on! : )
Man, when that guy turbo tills, the stuff ought to be jumping out the ground into your pouch. I bet there is some small silver somewhere in there. Can't wait for the sequel, thanks!
Promising site. Nice finds boys!
Thank you for sharing, awesome adventure
Good job fellas keep up the good work enjoy all your videos and look forward to every Wednesday
Great video ..... thanks for sharing the adventure with us .
Nead to see more of the other guys and caption the irish guy thank you, nice gold coin .
Thanks for ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO! 👍👍👍
Killer permission! Great work Kurt!
You guys are awesome, try and watch every video you guys put out, keep them coming!!!!
The Fur Trading Post would explain the Canada Large Penny
Awesome finds guys !!! Yall are on a good spot !!! Best of luck and HH !!!
Candle stick holder? I would have thought it was a colonial knuckle duster 😂
Another awesome episode. Happy Hunting.
What a great hunt. You stumbled onto some history!
Great Job, Hoover Men,
I have played with a detect once. ! Old I love hunting rocks. I can't wait to get a detect. I would love a personal look at the finds display, bucket list , most wanted , best tricks , favorite machine and why. Maybe you have vids , I didn't find em ?
Good morning Kurt buddy have a great day today!!!!
Always love your videos. Good finds.
Another great hunt congrats on your copper finds,, think that might be a record for you Kurt for 2020? All The best Cheers from Canada~
I’d like to see a video of collections and how you display what you dig
Great hunt guy's, nice copper day for everyone.
Got a little giddy when I saw there was a video up this morning....👏👏👏
Kurt you and Muck were on a roll
Great finds! I was hoping to see Bobby, you know he finds the buttons! Lol
Great roundness day fellas
Who's the ghost at 21:35 ?
Fur trading post, huh? Who knows?
Thanks for sharing your adventure. :)
Watching now!!! 9:30am early one!
I think the altered coin is some sort of (bottle) cap that went trough some sort of farming machine ad got squashed flat, found a few of those myself.
Fun hunt guys 👍😎👍
Thanks fellas! Great hunt!
Thanks again kurt.
Thank you Chris
nice finds!
Thanks!
Some cool history. Happy digging and eat your lunch lol
Always makes for a good Wednesday thank you so much.❤️😁
Awesome site🤘🏼
Awesome finds 🤘🏼
I cant wait to go back 😁
You guys Rock. I love your show !
3 more episodes to 300! Keep up the hard work! And thanks for bringing us a long
Additionally, Muckio needs to reprogram his detector to play a Mario cha-Ching noise when he finds a coin.
I'd like to see all the Hoover Boys together again for their 300th episode. Would be righteous!
find a big field , in keeping the social distancing in check
Nice job boys. I just got a little KGII just like that, low beep but great details.......hhhmmmmmmmm
great video guys! lovely finds as always! -GNG
Your finds are puzzling for sure- you have Colonial finds then a gap and some 1830s finds? However no trade weights yet? How close are you to a water crossing or spring? As you mentioned in the intro could have been a short term militia Rev War or French and Indian war camp, then a place sometimes used later on in 1830s as a short term camp by civ travelers. As they say if its a good place to camp its a good place and would often be used over time by Indians, Colonials, then travelers and CW troops.
Great video Kurt cheers 🍻 👍. Hey side note the one wheel ad i would break a hip.
Wow love it all
And then u stretch it thin like paper.....it's so veiny..... lol 😂
Waww what an awesome permission, good luck on your next hunts there possible gold in that field ive been watching all your latest vids on my smart tv so I've not commented as not logged in there, but thoroughly enjoyed all you latest episodes guys
Very awesome site! That was a wide creek, do you guys ever check out the water areas around these sites? If a possible fur trade post would that be a good place to check?
Nice finds. Enjoyed the video. Keep it up.
I would never tell you what to do but I think it would be cool if you talked to Demolition Ranch's Matt the owner of Bunker Branding. For your merch. Just a cool idea.
Love watching y`all....How do you set up your Pro-Pointers? Have an AT Gold and a cheap pinpointer, and just got the AT Max and a Pro Pointer...Now...need input....lol
Congrats guys!
Great info and video