Awesome hunt man!!!That permission just wouldn't stop giving.In my opinion this is the best time of the year to go detecting where we are in the northeast.Weathers perfect.
I have watched many of your vids,, thank you,, just never taken the time to ad a comment, however, fantastic finds!! The axe head looks like a mini version of a broad head axe. the broad head was used for flattening sides of logs down for construction of log homes, etc. many carpenters still use the mini version, it is probably flat on one side. Axe heads are way better than finding a dime!! I envy you about the 1928 dog tag!! my oldest is 1934. I also love finding dog tags!! I also say,, finding keys is good luck! keep up the good work,, I live in Alberta Canada, believe me, I know how the ground freezes,, Thx again, Syd
Awesome video! I am currently waiting for it to warm up a bit here, (32 degrees) and I got permission to hunt a 1860s school house with the school house still standing, I'm pretty excited! As my best find ever has been a 1952 Wheatie. Hopefully I'll find my first silver coin!
Thank you! Sadly I think my metal detector is on it's last leg, it's been giving alot of false readings and was worried about digging big of holes. So I only dug 3 holes in 3 hours, and the best find was a really old price of barbed wire. Got to clean it up yet to date it yet. Hoping to get my Garrett soon!
Jason- how do you display the things that you find? Shadow boxes, shelves??? Might make a good video when the weather gets bad. Thanks for a great summer
Thanks Derek. I display things with all the above! Lol. I have several shadow boxes, floor standing display cases, shelves, and flat glass cases. I will probably show some during the winter months when the weather interferes with my digging.
I'm sure this was an average hunt for you guys, but for me it would have been the hunt of the year! You really are amazing with the permissions you get and the pacing of your videos. Well done Quarter Horder!
Wow! Great finds and that's very cool that you're giving the large cent to the homeowner. You meet some very nice people. Doug's bus was a great find, all four tires and it even looked like the door might work again with some careful cleanup. Nice hunt!
The military institute tag and button were so cool. You found a smorgasbord of amazing relics and coins in one yard. Wow. Thanks for sharing your hunt. Take care. H.H.
Excellent discoveries. Like the idea of giving the homeowner the coin🤙. You have had some great permissions. Thanks for sharing I truly enjoyed watching. See you on your next treasure hunt.
Love hunts that have a variety of finds ... already in the first few minutes you got a cap gun part, a spoon, some silver and a button, gonna be a good one. 😎
You are the large cent guru! Still looking for my first. Found many cool coins this year, but that coin will make my year when I find it! Thanks again for sharing your videos Jason
Thanks Jeff. It took me 2 years to find my first one and then I started to find several. Funny how it works like that, once you get one the floodgates seem to open up a little. Best of luck!
Another great hunt with awesome finds! Wanted to let u know I really enjoyed the live stream with DK the other night as I do with all your videos! Keep up the great work! Your enthusiasm is so inspiring!! Love it!!😃
That was a great property that you were on Jason. Love the SLQ, date or not. They are one of my favorite coins. Beautiful vintage Thunderbird. Glad you are giving the property owner the LC, great thing to do.
Thanks Norma. That luggage tag was super cool. Turns out it went with the military button and we’re trying to track down who the cadet was. I hope we can get a name and find a descendent. I’d love to return them in a nice shadow box.
Lot's of nice finds! That LC has some great detail. Very nice looking 57 Thunderbird the owner has. The Lesney ice van was really nice! Nice job guys and HH!
Wow QH. Millersburg Military Institute was located in Bourbon, Co, Kentucky near Lexington. I was hunting a Parade Field there in the late 70's when were ordered out by the Commandant, No less. There was a long history there. Great finds as usual.
Great hunt again Jason, nice selection of finds! Large cent still eludes me.. hopefully soon! That old T Bird the homeowner had was a treat. GL and HH, see you on the next one!
It took me a few years to find my first large cent. Then I’ve been finding them fairly regularly. Funny how that works. I hope you get the first one soon, it will be worth the way I’m sure!
@@QuarterHoarder Yep, just have to get on the right place. I'm sure it will come! You're getting on some great old places recently, lots of potential for some great finds. Can't wait to see more, GL!
Beautiful SLQ! Yeah those are always pretty slick coming out of the ground... they have the prettiest back art of all US coins in my opinion. Congrats on some great finds with a lot of personality! :-D
This yard has been a great find, and the treasures that it has given up are amazing! The MMI tag, and button are pretty cool finds, it would be interesting too know who they belonged to.
You must be reading our minds. We’re using old property deeds to try and find the young man that might have gone off to that military school. Lots of leg work involved but I think it will be really rewarding if we can track him down. Fingers crossed!
Another awesome hunt, man you just a silver coin magnet! 24/7 your always always every video finding old silver an old American coinage, man lucky you... keep finding that history brother, silver luck 2 ya
hahahah the nibbler stalking ya! Love the silver SL quarter! Holy Largie batman! If I had to guess, the tag and button is awesome! Great haul J, way to go.
@@QuarterHoarder Yeah it looks like a model 1911 colt 45 auto, famous gun, the US military used them from WWI until recently. Dillinger favored it and so did Clyde Barrow AKA Bonnie and Clyde. I'm not sure if it is still standard military issue.
Great video....Great finds and good production as usual. Bucks county has lots of history. Hopefully you make it out to Bally sometime. I'll join you in a hunt. Onwards and Upwards!
Jason. That was a super awesome hunt man. You had some great finds but my favorite is Doug’s International metro toy van. I almost bought one of them off eBay the other day. They are a little pricey in good condition. Congrats to y’all 3
Thanks Mike and I agree, Doug’s Lesney was fantastic. I found a TH-cam channel where a guy takes them all apart, cleans, restores, and repaints them. I might give it a try on one myself, they really come out amazing.
What a incredible Millersburg button. My uncle was an instructor there for a few years in the 1980s! Congrats on your new sponsor, I heard about it on the live stream you were on! Do you also work with the Garrett people?
Great hunt Jason. I love those stuff y'all fine I like looking for old houses I haven't been out much but I found my first silver dime the other day 19 43 Mercury dime. Keep up the good work love the videos. Bill Johnson North Carolina
The metal piece you are asking about. It’s half of a wire strap for your service cable that powers your home. The strap holds the power cables to your house. Or the strap holds your telephone wires to your house.
Jason, you know, it is a darn shame that the "Mexican" was not there live with you and The Nibbler the other night.. Great show and an amazing video today. Thank You All so very much for sharing this....They call me "Toddfather" from Virginia...Hee Hee
The Toddfather, that’s awesome! Shame Mexican Doug couldn’t make the show. He was having technical issues with his computer. Next time I’ll just have him at my house.
Your find @ 6:48 is a ladies Victorian shoe buckle! I just found a similar one, but mine is rectangular. I'm not sure if someone else already IDed this but I thought I'd chime in just in case. Awesome find!
Thanks Stef! So many possible things we find it’s amazing I can ID even a few of them correctly. Those colonists really had one heck of a buckle fetish! 🙂
Real nice Hunt Jason ... 1st 4 targets you popped so awesome dude that ... That MMI tag maybe Mecklenburg Military institute or something or other military institute ... really liking this hunt as I watch it ..... beautiful 57 Bird ... as old as me ... he he .... Oh there ya go Millersburgh Military Institute ... cool ..... great Video Buddy
Your right Keith. They would collect snow in the winter and pack it really tightly into blocks and then insulate it with hay. They would use that ice all summer long. They sure were resourceful!
The cap gun parts go to a Dick Tracy cap gun from the late 30's to early 50's . As soon as you showed the silver quarter I saw it was a Standing Liberty . I went nuts 7 years ago and was buying some cool coins on line and this guy had a real minty 1917 Standing Liberty type I . It's the one that shows her boob and someone complained and the mint "covered her up" . I paid 165 for it , ouch , but they are pretty rare in uncirculated condition . Always enjoy your digs .
@@QuarterHoarder Well with plastic money anyone can afford something . I was getting into learning American Silver and other coins as I would find some here and there in storage lockers I'd buy . This was when silver and gold was going up and up . I searched Ebay for the best ungraded coins and would see if I could flip some and maybe keep a few . Had some success but some A hole ripped me off at the flea . I was very careful with the jewelry and coins but I think the helper guy we would give 10 bucks to help unload the truck who was a homeless alcoholic stole the coins but I couldn't prove it . Anyway I have to wait until silver and gold goes up to recoup some of costs . Crappy thing is is that it would take a bad economy to bring silver back to 30 an ounce and that would hurt too many people .
I'd love the link to the Axe head site. Yes it's a Divet repair tool. However yes! you can repair ball divets on the path to the hole. You can't repair spike marks. The new rule in 2019 is you will be able to repair all spots on the path.
Thanks for the golf info, l have to let Doug know. I’ll find that link to the axe heads and post it in the description here or in next weeks video. It’s cool how every state has their own nuances in the design.
Thanks Michael. I thought it might be off a travel trunk or a footlocker, but an ammo box is a good possibility too. The research will continue I guess! 🙂
I enjoy your videos and like most people I like your enthusiasm narrating your videos. I just started videotaping my MD hunts in hopes to put them on TH-cam. I want to make one comment about that ball mark repairer. You can repair a ball mark that is in your line to the hole, or repair any mark you see on the green, even before you putt. It's not against the rules to do so. Hope you can identify that bag tag, and it could be for a country club where you have your locker number on the bag so that the caddy knows which locker number you have.
Thanks Beeped, and I hope you do try the channel thing. It really makes it fun and they are great little memories of each hunt. It really adds to the hobby for me.
I love your enthusiasm!! You make ALL your finds very fun!! Even slag!!
Thanks Judith!
The dog tag is awesome. I love them too. I found one from 1950’s.
You guys are absolutely killing it. And that T Bird is gorgeous!
Thanks and I can’t agree more about that T-Bird!
I love the sound of freedom in the background.
Freedom!!!! 🙂
Awesome hunt man!!!That permission just wouldn't stop giving.In my opinion this is the best time of the year to go detecting where we are in the northeast.Weathers perfect.
This is a great time of year. The ground is still soft but we’re not sweating our butts off. Hoping for a mild winter but we’ll see how it goes!
I could go on like Kyle but it's late and I'm tired. No caffeine. Awesome video as always!
Kyle can ramble with the best of them. At least on the days he decides to speak 🙂
I have watched many of your vids,, thank you,, just never taken the time to ad a comment, however, fantastic finds!! The axe head looks like a mini version of a broad head axe. the broad head was used for flattening sides of logs down for construction of log homes, etc. many carpenters still use the mini version, it is probably flat on one side. Axe heads are way better than finding a dime!! I envy you about the 1928 dog tag!! my oldest is 1934. I also love finding dog tags!! I also say,, finding keys is good luck! keep up the good work,, I live in Alberta Canada, believe me, I know how the ground freezes,, Thx again, Syd
Thanks Syd and I agree about the axe head. I love coins as much as anyone, but the relics (including the dog tag) really capture the imagination!
The gun piece is from a Hubley Dicky Tracy cap gun Model 210A
I googled it and you are right on the money. Thanks Jeff!
Awesome video! I am currently waiting for it to warm up a bit here, (32 degrees) and I got permission to hunt a 1860s school house with the school house still standing, I'm pretty excited! As my best find ever has been a 1952 Wheatie. Hopefully I'll find my first silver coin!
Sounds like a promising spot. I hope you find some incredible things!
Thank you! Sadly I think my metal detector is on it's last leg, it's been giving alot of false readings and was worried about digging big of holes. So I only dug 3 holes in 3 hours, and the best find was a really old price of barbed wire. Got to clean it up yet to date it yet. Hoping to get my Garrett soon!
Jason- how do you display the things that you find? Shadow boxes, shelves??? Might make a good video when the weather gets bad. Thanks for a great summer
Thanks Derek. I display things with all the above! Lol. I have several shadow boxes, floor standing display cases, shelves, and flat glass cases. I will probably show some during the winter months when the weather interferes with my digging.
I'm sure this was an average hunt for you guys, but for me it would have been the hunt of the year! You really are amazing with the permissions you get and the pacing of your videos. Well done Quarter Horder!
Thank you. We’ve been really fortunate to detect at some incredible properties this year.
What a great example all around about what detecting can and should be like. Good for you and your Buds! Sure enjoyed this.
Wow! Great finds and that's very cool that you're giving the large cent to the homeowner. You meet some very nice people. Doug's bus was a great find, all four tires and it even looked like the door might work again with some careful cleanup. Nice hunt!
Hey Doug charm matches ring you found
I noticed the old dog tags attach right to the collar as apposed to hanging from a key ring.
The thimble is probably says Philadelphia inquirer. Probably a promo piece.
The 1928 animal tag might be one of my favorite finds. I've never seen one quite that old before. Really nice find on the military school button too!
Thanks Parker!
"Hes behind yoooou!" 🔨😂 just binge watched your last 2 video's aswell.... Brilliant, i luv your sense of humour! 😄 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks Zoobie!
What a sweeet hunt!!! LOVE the military finds. Please let the homeowner know I'll be moving into the spring house. In spring.
I bet the rent would be cheap! Lol.
AWESOME dig as usual! I love the light blue jar lid. Thanks for all you do.
Thanks Kelly!
The military institute tag and button were so cool. You found a smorgasbord of amazing relics and coins in one yard. Wow. Thanks for sharing your hunt. Take care. H.H.
Thanks. I might have to borrow your “smorgasbord” adjective in the future. I like that one! 🙂
Very cool shovel charm on your necklace 👍
Thanks man. It was a gift and I kinda like it.
No doubt the button and the tag are from the same military institution! What an amazing set! Love the old car at the end!
Thanks Quigly. They were both some the same returning cadet in assuming. Trying to see who it may have been.
Excellent discoveries. Like the idea of giving the homeowner the coin🤙. You have had some great permissions. Thanks for sharing I truly enjoyed watching. See you on your next treasure hunt.
Thanks Jay! The homeowners have been more than gracious this year. If there’s a few things they want I’m happy to give it to them.
Love hunts that have a variety of finds ... already in the first few minutes you got a cap gun part, a spoon, some silver and a button, gonna be a good one. 😎
I love yards like that too! Leaving with a diverse collection of finds is always what I’m hoping for. Thanks buddy!
You are the large cent guru! Still looking for my first. Found many cool coins this year, but that coin will make my year when I find it! Thanks again for sharing your videos Jason
Thanks Jeff. It took me 2 years to find my first one and then I started to find several. Funny how it works like that, once you get one the floodgates seem to open up a little. Best of luck!
Another great hunt with awesome finds! Wanted to let u know I really enjoyed the live stream with DK the other night as I do with all your videos! Keep up the great work! Your enthusiasm is so inspiring!! Love it!!😃
Thanks Christine! I really appreciate it!
Wowsers that was a great hunt and that old car was beautiful!
That was a great property that you were on Jason. Love the SLQ, date or not. They are one of my favorite coins. Beautiful vintage Thunderbird. Glad you are giving the property owner the LC, great thing to do.
Oh man, his ‘57 Thunderbird gave me goosebumps! Thanks and hope to see you out again before winter sets in.
Awesome finds!! Standing liberty was a sweet find, worn but sweet! I just love the luggage tag and a 1928 dog tag was too cool! HH! ~Norma~
Thanks Norma. That luggage tag was super cool. Turns out it went with the military button and we’re trying to track down who the cadet was. I hope we can get a name and find a descendent. I’d love to return them in a nice shadow box.
Another nice hunt Jason. Thanks for sharing your finds.
Lot's of nice finds! That LC has some great detail. Very nice looking 57 Thunderbird the owner has. The Lesney ice van was really nice! Nice job guys and HH!
Thanks Jerimy. I loved my large cent, it seeing the homeowner roll out in that ‘57 Thunderbird made me giddy like a schoolgirl. 🙂
I absolutely love you guys saving history one hole at a time so many cool things :)
Thanks Andy!
I love those mason jar inserts too. I noticed sometimes they have advertising on them so it makes me wonder if they were collectible back in the day.
I have almost 300 of those insert lids. None of mine have advertising on them though. Those might be kind of rare.
I’m going to need some kind of quarter horder videos in the winter. Even if you have to go to South America to dig I say do it! 😂
Haha. Thanks! We usually go out year round. The finds slow down hunting farms as oppose to houses, but it tides me over until the spring! 🙂
In the round up, before the thimble, it’s an old telephone mouth piece!
Wow QH. Millersburg Military Institute was located in Bourbon, Co, Kentucky near Lexington. I was hunting a Parade Field there in the late 70's when were ordered out by the Commandant, No less. There was a long history there. Great finds as usual.
Thanks and too bad you got the boot. You probably pulled a ton of silver coins detecting in the 70’s!
I think the thimble says "Read the PA Inquirer", a Philadelphia newspaper. Great finds this week!
That’s exactly what it says. Good eyes there!
Great hunt again Jason, nice selection of finds! Large cent still eludes me.. hopefully soon! That old T Bird the homeowner had was a treat. GL and HH, see you on the next one!
It took me a few years to find my first large cent. Then I’ve been finding them fairly regularly. Funny how that works. I hope you get the first one soon, it will be worth the way I’m sure!
@@QuarterHoarder Yep, just have to get on the right place. I'm sure it will come! You're getting on some great old places recently, lots of potential for some great finds. Can't wait to see more, GL!
19:26 that's part of a grip (insert piece) for your hydro service 🙋🏼♀️ great vid again!!!
Thanks Alison! I’m always appreciative of ID help!
very enjoyable hunt !!!
Thanks!
Always enjoy your videos! You're such a good natured guy who's out there having fun. Another good day at this house finding the good treasures. HH
Thanks Diana. Digging 200 holes a day I have to try and make it fun. If not it would just be back breaking work! Lol.
Beautiful SLQ! Yeah those are always pretty slick coming out of the ground... they have the prettiest back art of all US coins in my opinion. Congrats on some great finds with a lot of personality! :-D
Thanks, and I completely agree about the SLQ! Love that coin!
This yard has been a great find, and the treasures that it has given up are amazing! The MMI tag, and button are pretty cool finds, it would be interesting too know who they belonged to.
You must be reading our minds. We’re using old property deeds to try and find the young man that might have gone off to that military school. Lots of leg work involved but I think it will be really rewarding if we can track him down. Fingers crossed!
Awesome hunt Jason, SLQ on my bucket list. Great finds, great video. Until next time HH&GL *Chris*
Thanks Chris. You’ll get one I’m sure. They were used in circulation well into the 50’s. Just a little luck to swing over one.
Another good one. Thanks man can't wait til next week.
Thanks Greg!
Hey Jason. Real nice array of finds. I think I had one of those Lesney toy vans when I was a kid. The rear door always got stuck. lol HH
Thanks cool Charlie. I bet you wish you saved it!
Another awesome hunt, man you just a silver coin magnet! 24/7 your always always every video finding old silver an old American coinage, man lucky you... keep finding that history brother, silver luck 2 ya
Thanks, we certainly try!
hahahah the nibbler stalking ya! Love the silver SL quarter! Holy Largie batman! If I had to guess, the tag and button is awesome! Great haul J, way to go.
It’s the quiet ones like Nibbler that you have to keep an eye on! Lol. Thanks Jersh.
the cap gun might be a john Dillinger who was known to use the military 45 auto.. the parts look like the 45 so that's my guess
I think you’re right Rachel. I googled Dick Tracey guns and found a similar one. Good eyes!
@@QuarterHoarder Yeah it looks like a model 1911 colt 45 auto, famous gun, the US military used them from WWI until recently. Dillinger favored it and so did Clyde Barrow AKA Bonnie and Clyde. I'm not sure if it is still standard military issue.
great fines QH enjoyed your video that was a great show you and NN was on with DK thanks for sharing
Thanks Kiah! Happy to made the show!
Great hunt and very cool of you to give the home owner the LC. Amazing Thunderbird too!
His Thunderbird was incredible. He told me he won a national award for the restoration. He said that every last nut is original!
Nice finds , great video , most enjoyable to watch . Thanks for sharing
Thanks David!
Klasse Video 👍👍weiter so Kollege echt Klasse macht Laune zuzuschauen 👍🙋♂️
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Awesome coins and relics! Love the MMI relics
Thanks Debra! Looking forward to your video with Brian.
Great video....Great finds and good production as usual. Bucks county has lots of history. Hopefully you make it out to Bally sometime. I'll join you in a hunt. Onwards and Upwards!
I’d love to! I’m slowly moving around the state, but this area really has me hooked at the moment.
Man you are finding awesome stuff.
Nice video, thanks for sharing. 😊👍👍👍
Thanks Sylviane!
Jason. That was a super awesome hunt man. You had some great finds but my favorite is Doug’s International metro toy van. I almost bought one of them off eBay the other day. They are a little pricey in good condition. Congrats to y’all 3
Thanks Mike and I agree, Doug’s Lesney was fantastic. I found a TH-cam channel where a guy takes them all apart, cleans, restores, and repaints them. I might give it a try on one myself, they really come out amazing.
y’all have a good spot for sure. can you believe it’s already November this year has flown by crazy crazy stuff see ya next time
Your right. It seems like just a week ago I was excited Spring was back. I had a terrific summer of finds and hopefully winter will be mild.
What a incredible Millersburg button. My uncle was an instructor there for a few years in the 1980s! Congrats on your new sponsor, I heard about it on the live stream you were on! Do you also work with the Garrett people?
Thanks Sarah! No I don’t work with Garrett, I just really like some of their gear.
Great hunt Jason. I love those stuff y'all fine I like looking for old houses I haven't been out much but I found my first silver dime the other day 19 43 Mercury dime. Keep up the good work love the videos. Bill Johnson North Carolina
Thanks Bill and congrats on your first Mercury Dime! Like a good woman, you never forget your first! 🙂
Great job! Awesome video and nice finds. Happy Hunting.
Thanks!
Incredible diggs brother..cant say much more than that , wish i could hunt with ya haha! keep up the great work bud!! HH -Ray
Good hunt again Jason, love the those buttons, well done and congrats. atb
Thanks. We’ve been hitting a bunch of buttons lately. Today alone we got 5 more. I’m really putting a nice little collection together! 🙂
Nice old property guys! Great finds. Congrats on the toy Lesney Doug! Love the toys. Another great video Jason! GL & HH!
Thanks Tim!
Great finds, I really like the military button and luggage tag!
Thanks! That was a nice little set, probably from the same military school. At least that’s how I’ll display them.
awesome finds the water spout look like from a 1900's candlestick telephone piece.
That’s a good possibility! I’m not 100% positive on that piece yet but I’m going to look into it more. Thanks!
The metal piece you are asking about. It’s half of a wire strap for your service cable that powers your home. The strap holds the power cables to your house. Or the strap holds your telephone wires to your house.
You are missing the other half
I think they are really cool tags!
Thanks, me too!
Jason, you know, it is a darn shame that the "Mexican" was not there live with you and The Nibbler the other night.. Great show and an amazing video today. Thank You All so very much for sharing this....They call me "Toddfather" from Virginia...Hee Hee
The Toddfather, that’s awesome! Shame Mexican Doug couldn’t make the show. He was having technical issues with his computer. Next time I’ll just have him at my house.
Outstanding finds!
Thanks!
Great video boss man Be watching for more to come
Thanks John!
You and your spoons. I heard the shots, didn't scare me, I hear that 24/7 and I'm not near a gun range.
Not sure they scared me too bad. Just hoping they had good aim!
That button is from the Millersburg military Institute from 1892 in Millersburg Kentucky pretty cool find I’m from a town in Ohio called Millersburg
Small world. Millersburg military academy just recently closed its doors. I was reading about it and they were open for over 100 years!
Not far from you in lucas ohio .
JBQH...awesome standing quarter. Congrats brudda!!!!
Thanks Dan!
The divot tool is also magnetized and carries a metal ball marker for the green.
Really it’s magnetized. I didn’t even think to test it. I would have guessed it was made of brass.
Nice hunt my friend lot of cool finds stay safe an HH&GL
Thanks buddy!
Haaa Haaa 😆
Love the shenanigans..👍
Great finds mate.
Cheers Tony.👍🤓🍺⛏
Thanks Tony! Shenanigans does make the day a little more fun. 🙂
Your find @ 6:48 is a ladies Victorian shoe buckle! I just found a similar one, but mine is rectangular. I'm not sure if someone else already IDed this but I thought I'd chime in just in case. Awesome find!
Thanks Stef! So many possible things we find it’s amazing I can ID even a few of them correctly. Those colonists really had one heck of a buckle fetish! 🙂
Real nice Hunt Jason ... 1st 4 targets you popped so awesome dude that ... That MMI tag maybe Mecklenburg Military institute or something or other military institute ... really liking this hunt as I watch it ..... beautiful 57 Bird ... as old as me ... he he .... Oh there ya go Millersburgh Military Institute ... cool ..... great Video Buddy
Thanks Jim! There’s no way your ‘57 T-Bird age! I would have thought you were more around a ‘72 Challenger baby!
14:00 is called a Pitch Fork, for divet repair from pitch shot on green.
Thanks for the name of that gizmo!
Love that advertising thimble! I dug something like that recently... a presidential campaign thimble for Calvin Coolidge. So neat to find those! :-)
Wow, a campaign thimble sounds amazing!
Awesome site! Awesome finds Love that old spring house!
You’re right, this site was incredible!
Brilliant video really enjoyed it, some pretty cool finds 👍☘
Thanks!
I think the 5th piece might be a old Bearing Cap off of a old tractor. They are usually on the front hubs.
Nice digging fellas!!
Thanks Nathan!
You should show the spoon loons hoard
The spring houses were used like a refrigerator. Eggs,milk and meat were stored
Your right Keith. They would collect snow in the winter and pack it really tightly into blocks and then insulate it with hay. They would use that ice all summer long. They sure were resourceful!
The cap gun parts go to a Dick Tracy cap gun from the late 30's to early 50's . As soon as you showed the silver quarter I saw it was a Standing Liberty .
I went nuts 7 years ago and was buying some cool coins on line and this guy had a real minty 1917 Standing Liberty type I . It's the one that shows her boob and someone complained and the mint "covered her up" . I paid 165 for it , ouch , but they are pretty rare in uncirculated condition .
Always enjoy your digs .
That coin sounds incredible! If you can afford it, buy what makes you happy. We only go around once. 🙂
@@QuarterHoarder
Well with plastic money anyone can afford something .
I was getting into learning American Silver and other coins as I would find some here and there in storage lockers I'd buy . This was when silver and gold was going up and up . I searched Ebay for the best ungraded coins and would see if I could flip some and maybe keep a few . Had some success but some A hole ripped me off at the flea . I was very careful with the jewelry and coins but I think the helper guy we would give 10 bucks to help unload the truck who was a homeless alcoholic stole the coins but I couldn't prove it .
Anyway I have to wait until silver and gold goes up to recoup some of costs . Crappy thing is is that it would take a bad economy to bring silver back to 30 an ounce and that would hurt too many people .
I'd love the link to the Axe head site. Yes it's a Divet repair tool. However yes! you can repair ball divets on the path to the hole. You can't repair spike marks. The new rule in 2019 is you will be able to repair all spots on the path.
Thanks for the golf info, l have to let Doug know. I’ll find that link to the axe heads and post it in the description here or in next weeks video. It’s cool how every state has their own nuances in the design.
Thanks Jason.
Jason that divit tool is missing the round flat ball marker the fits in the round part of tool. Magnetized
The tag is probly the same Institute as the button, the 30 may be 30 caliber ammo, the tag may have came off a ammo box.
Thanks Michael. I thought it might be off a travel trunk or a footlocker, but an ammo box is a good possibility too. The research will continue I guess! 🙂
I enjoy your videos and like most people I like your enthusiasm narrating your videos. I just started videotaping my MD hunts in hopes to put them on TH-cam. I want to make one comment about that ball mark repairer. You can repair a ball mark that is in your line to the hole, or repair any mark you see on the green, even before you putt. It's not against the rules to do so. Hope you can identify that bag tag, and it could be for a country club where you have your locker number on the bag so that the caddy knows which locker number you have.
Thanks Beeped, and I hope you do try the channel thing. It really makes it fun and they are great little memories of each hunt. It really adds to the hobby for me.
Sup Brother! Another great hunt! 🍻 cheers
Thanks! We sure try buddy
Quarter Hoarder in what state are you in?
I wish you guys would go more into how you get the home owners permission and all that - I think it would make for an even more interesting video.
OMG!!!!! Beautiful car
Cool toy van! I dug up an old dump truck made by Lesney from England if thats the same name you guys have on yours.
Nice finds
Thanks Thomas!
Nice hunt Jason awesome finds. Carl HH
Thanks Carl!
Nice vid! Good luck 👍
Thanks Gary!