Congratulations! It makes me so happy when relics of such importance are found by folks who genuinely appreciate them for what they are, but more importantly, where they came from. Thanks for documenting your hunt and sharing it with us!
Love these older videos. Nice to see things from the beginning and see where you have been and what you have found since then, ie: your gold coin, and so much more.
What exciting finds. That buckle looks just a few years old but is hundreds of years old. So exciting. I live in Oregon we never have things that old. Love the hikes and finds. I am 76 so no long back trail hikes for me ! So happy I did a lot in my younger years.
That's one sweet hunt! Great old coins and great old relics. and a sweet thunderstorm as a bonus. It was a pleasure to meet you at the New England Treasure Show yesterday. Thanks for the T-shirt. Be safe and Hunt Happy!
You are one lucky son of a gun! Not only great finds, but the most beautiful place to explore as well! Love your videos! Thanks for sharing, from Australia, cheers, Chris
Man those are some amazing finds. You could make a tv show with your videos. As long as no one tried to edit them. lol. It blows my mind the stuff you find that would most likely never be found if you weren't out there digging. Great job and great video. Can't wait for the next one. You are really becoming my favorite TH-cam channel.
I've only recently found your channel so I'm watching all that I can. I was wondering about bears when you mentioned your Glock. The woods are wonderful, you can almost see Mohawks and Abenaki and Mohicans tracking their enemies! The 53rd eventually became the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry and,I believe, remain as the 3rd Battalion The Light Infantry. Incidentally, the museum of this old regiment was blown up by the IRA in 1992 when it was located in Shrewsbury Castle which was built in 1070 or so. It was a very, very easy target with no serving soldiers within miles. I enjoy your videos very much indeed as I am nuts about American history and to see Colonial material being dug up is very exiting!
You may have found the remains of one of a soldier from the British 53rd Regiment who led Indian raiders of the infamous “Royalton Raid” of 1780. Brilliant.
It looks so beautiful there in the mountains, salubrious surroundings. Love the history you are uncovering, enjoying coming along for the ride on a rainy, sleepless dawn in South Australia.
Congrats on your amazing find! Even though I don't metal detect, I love the history that you share. (I'm a genealogist/researcher) I love your videos, editing, etc. Its as if you have a cameraman walking with you at times. Congrats again! Can't wait to see what you find on your next outing.
In my area of connecticut we used to call them Indian Pipes. I lived near a couple of bogs and they would be often in the woods. Beautiful . Congratulations on the beautiful find. It is incredible
WOW Brad! What a honeyhole. I’d take a few weeks off, set up a camp and hit that place like it was leaving! Awesome finds. The buckle is the find of a lifetime for most of us! You are the Man. The best M.D. channel on TH-cam
Your videos are most enjoyable . No blibbiddy-blab about settings, no loud screams from your machine, no digging plugs. The scenery is gorgeous! I even liked the inch worm and white ghost flower. You found some really great stuff today.
I've watched this episode several times so now I must Comment! Holy Cow Dude, FIND OF a LIFETIME for sure! 53rd Regimental sword plate! Not to mention, colonial spur, two largies and the list goes on! You underplay your site, I would suspect a small encampment with the mix of relics your finding, keep digging that location, there could very well be hat insignia and some super overcoat sized Rev. buttons! Thanks for sharing your adventure and HH
That buckle brings up the age old question. How did it get there? Did it belong to a turncoat? Did the person just decide to stay rather than return to Britain? Was it a trophy from a battle? You have to love the mystery!! Great video and thanks for inspiring me to think about the history of the Rev War. Well done.
I'm not up to speed on the independence wars but it may be worth asking the question of whether there were raids carried out in the local area. This regiment was formed of guys from North England and had seen alot of action in many other battles it could be that they were used due to being veterans who had seen action and as such may be toughened enough to carry out the cowardly raids along with the native people.
What an exciting trip for you! Congrats on all the cool finds and thanks for sharing!! The 1775 coin....to think it was made one yr before our country's Independence. Wow. Another great video Brad!!
This was one exciting video! Super finds! I loved the stirrup. You don't find many in tact even from the civil war! Awesome historical relics. Congratulations!
Great finds! And well done on the video . Very enjoyable to watch and the video and audio quality are excellent. Those are the kind of hunt spots we all dream about.
Green Mountain Metal Detecting Interesting question, and good answer by DHO. I’m in rural Ohio and often wonder why people would simply abandon so many of the possessions in general. I’d think a bunch of poor farmers would keep their brass candlesticks and pewter spoons if they moved out!
Ty Kendrick ... I have wondered about the spoons as well. I would think for people living in conditions such as those, any possession would be very important. Even a spoon that had broken would be mended.
I forgot to mention that your video’s bring back such memories. My Grandparents lived in Wallingford for 30 years and we went up every summer. We always went hiking in the mountains.
So very Awesome ! While you were digging up the 1775..., I said to myself, wow what amazing soil ! This was a great hunt and so happy for you ! Thanks for sharing !
How incredibly exciting! I love your videos....soft spoken, even when excited and you never ramble on. I look forward to your videos very much. Congratulations on your finds.
Gotta love a Friday GMMD video! I have Friday's off of work and usually start my day working on my 1966 Beetle. I then take a break and turn on this weeks GMMD video. What a relaxing time seeing you find such great finds! I wish Canada had the history as yours - or maybe not - but it sure would make metal detecting a heck of a lot more interesting. :)
Wow! Im blown away by the buckle. What a piece of history. The coins and shoe buckle are nice as well. Awesome hunt and big congrats. Thank you for sharing and Hh
Bill, if you're a mailman, i wanna take a sec to thank you for keeping the mail moving even with what you can only call saboteurs leading you. Great job, you are appreciated by many. JM
wow GM that 53 buckle is absolutely amazing...just think... about 250 plus years ago some soldier was walking through those woods with that buckle on his waist during the war for our Independence!! completely Mind Blown what a great day thanks for sharing GL&HH!!
@@GMMD we just watched this last night finally and I have to say, that is an incredible dream find. I could tell it was a Rev War plate the minute it got into your hand. Haven't seen many and have never dug one. Forwarded your video to my Relic hunting buddy this morning. We've been digging Colonial and Rev War sites here in Northern Virginia since the mid-90s and other than a few British Rev War buttons and even one USA Continental Army button, that's been about it. To find a plate, and a marked plate from the Revolutionary War is a phenomenal find! Now that is a find that would be hard to ever top! Congratulations! Watching your video of it being dug was the next best thing to finding one myself.
Such great finds!!!! You are very blessed to have found the Rev. War plate and those awesome coins, Your videos are always well done and look very professional. Thanks for taking us on the adventure with you!
Congrats brother. Your channel is extremely top notch, a definite favorite. Keep doing your thing and thanks for taking us with you. We appreciate you and your efforts. I cannot forget to thank your wonderful wife for sharing with your subscribers. Hats off to Brad and company. More vids please. Chuck in NE Kansas
I like the way you show more than just metal detecting like flowers, and you awareness of your surroundings, like a dragon my come flying in or big foot may step out from behind a tree. why does rain in the forest bother you, I love it
Another great video...that buckle....SWEET....awesome find...and in very nice shape for being buried that long, and the 1775...wow...congrats on another great dig...
As usual - your videos do not disappoint!! Great finds! This is why we go back to good sites again and again. Thanks for letting us explore and discover with you!
Incredible find Brad, that's what is so awesome about this hobby. We never know what's going to come out of the ground. Thanks for sharing. Until next time HH&GL *Chris*
Another exciting adventure, Brad! Your discoveries are incredible -- the coins, shoe buckle, buttons, spur and the topper was the Revolutionary War buckle! What a find! Can only imagine how you felt once your research gave you the answer as to what it was. Just incredible. There are times, when watching your videos, i wish Vermont was so far away -- also it'd be nice to be a few years younger! Anyway, congratulations on another excellent video -- everything about your travels is simply amazing. Look forward to the next chapter. Enjoy the weekend!
Grabbed my first cup of coffee and sat back to enjoy. I've wondered if you also do photography since you seem to have the knack for perfect shots. Congrats on the belt buckle. Beautiful find.
Well done Brad, those two Georges are in excellent condition, the ones I find over here in the UK are generally toasted...as for that belt buckle, awesome! It was certainly a British day for you! There has to be more goodies...plane booked....
Coins...and buckles...and buttons...Oh my! That was awesome. That belt buckle was gorgeous. The shoe buckle that still has most of it's pieces working...Amazing. The coins with visible dates. On another note, I named both coins before you identified them, so I am getting better at this. As always the videography was beautiful. Thanks again, Larry ~Dirt Nerds
Brad, put the vid on the BIG screen, and paused it. Went and made my 3 dippy eggs, toast w/ Jelly, hash browns and 3 pieces of bubbly bacon, and my coffee of course, and brought it all in to the TV tray in front of the TV, hit PLAY and enjoyed ANOTHER Green Mountain Metal Detecting hunt up into the wilderness with my big breakfast. What a great way to start the day. Phenomenal finds as usual, especially those two British Coppers, then the Big Shoe buckle was very very cool (won't find those here in Tampa Bay, Florida) THEN you get that incredible Revolutionary War British infantry buckle, just way too cool!!! Catching up on a LOT of YT metal detecting videos as not cleared to detect yet from the doc. TC HH You and Eddie have a blast tomorrow!!! Diggin' Florida w/ Rob!
That's what my mom called them when we were little kids-made to dip your toast into!!!! of course, so I've just kept calling them that! Glad it put a smile on your face and you can let your wife know you're not alone!!!! lol Rob
Those British coppers looked incredible!! The shoe spur looks really nice!! The 53rd Royal Foot Regiment buckle was a score. I love your leatherwork and stitched bags.Adventure Archeology had a beautiful rucksack made by you and definitely will be visiting your site.Thanks.
Wow Brad, what an awesome hunt. That spot is definitely hiding some great treasures. Hope you can hit it again before winter. I'm so happy for you! Take care, GL and HH.
Wow Brad! A true bucket lister! Id be jumping for joy finding a civil war buckle. But a 53rd! On top of the coins in one hunt is phenomenal! Really happy for you! Thanks for getting that on video.
Been watching the Hoover boys and found your channel from there. I like the way you Commentate your videos. Love watching history saved by people that love to do it.
If I could give this 1000 likes I would. Wow what an amazing epic find. That would be #1 on my finds list of all time. Revolutionary war. Holy cow. Im am so happy for you. That site has been the best sight Ive ever seen. Many many congrats!! HH
I really enjoy your videos. I'm here in East Barnard, VT. My house was built in 1801 and I'm just getting into metal detecting. 10 acres here & I care take a total of 800 I also have permission the detect, hunt etc. on. I must say your videos have inspired me. Thanks!
Wow! That buckle is way cooler than my GW button! FWIW, shoe buckle = frame (obvious), chape (the larger circular strap catch) and the tongue (typically two pronged fork like fastener). Really, really great finds; what a giving site, in a lot of ways! Thanks again for sharing.
That is a waist belt plate from a soldier in the 53rd Regiment of Foot, mustered in 1755. Very cool find sir.
That plate is probably the best thing you have ever found. Major congrats my friend
Your filming is spectacular, thank you☮️🇨🇦
Congratulations! It makes me so happy when relics of such importance are found by folks who genuinely appreciate them for what they are, but more importantly, where they came from. Thanks for documenting your hunt and sharing it with us!
Thanks for the kind words Drew!
Love these older videos. Nice to see things from the beginning and see where you have been and what you have found since then, ie: your gold coin, and so much more.
What exciting finds. That buckle looks just a few years old but is hundreds of years old. So exciting. I live in Oregon we never have things that old. Love the hikes and finds. I am 76 so no long back trail hikes for me ! So happy I did a lot in my younger years.
Your excitement just radiates from the screen, it is so refreshing to see! That revolutionary buckle is spectacular. Great cinematography as always!
Thanks so much Cindy!
Congratulation and Your videos are crazy good. Thanks for sharing and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter
It's a spur
Speaking as a father of more than a few sons, the scenario goes like this , father asks son's "did any of you see my axe?" They all shake
That's one sweet hunt! Great old coins and great old relics. and a sweet thunderstorm as a bonus. It was a pleasure to meet you at the New England Treasure Show yesterday. Thanks for the T-shirt. Be safe and Hunt Happy!
Thanks so much for the kind words and picking up a shirt, hope you had a great time!
You are one lucky son of a gun! Not only great finds, but the most beautiful place to explore as well! Love your videos! Thanks for sharing, from Australia, cheers, Chris
Man those are some amazing finds. You could make a tv show with your videos. As long as no one tried to edit them. lol. It blows my mind the stuff you find that would most likely never be found if you weren't out there digging. Great job and great video. Can't wait for the next one. You are really becoming my favorite TH-cam channel.
Too many ppl running to Vermont is not good.
Thanks so much Christopher!
He owns copyright to anything he creates just as I do to all my photos.
I've only recently found your channel so I'm watching all that I can. I was wondering about bears when you mentioned your Glock. The woods are wonderful, you can almost see Mohawks and Abenaki and Mohicans tracking their enemies!
The 53rd eventually became the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry and,I believe, remain as the 3rd Battalion The Light Infantry. Incidentally, the museum of this old regiment was blown up by the IRA in 1992 when it was located in Shrewsbury Castle which was built in 1070 or so. It was a very, very easy target with no serving soldiers within miles.
I enjoy your videos very much indeed as I am nuts about American history and to see Colonial material being dug up is very exiting!
You may have found the remains of one of a soldier from the British 53rd Regiment who led Indian raiders of the infamous “Royalton Raid” of 1780. Brilliant.
Fantastic finds. Your intuition served u well. It could not happen to a better, more joyful person.
Back here in Indiana and so envious of your geography. Great finds and even better videos. Thanks.
Thanks David!
It looks so beautiful there in the mountains, salubrious surroundings. Love the history you are uncovering, enjoying coming along for the ride on a rainy, sleepless dawn in South Australia.
Exceptional Finds!!! Great job, A really great day in mother nature.
Congrats on your amazing find! Even though I don't metal detect, I love the history that you share. (I'm a genealogist/researcher) I love your videos, editing, etc. Its as if you have a cameraman walking with you at times. Congrats again! Can't wait to see what you find on your next outing.
Thanks so much, glad to hear you enjoy them!!
Wow..what amazing finds..you need to go back and keep looking..
Love the video.....
Keep them coming...
In my area of connecticut we used to call them Indian Pipes. I lived near a couple of bogs and they would be often in the woods. Beautiful . Congratulations on the beautiful find. It is incredible
Thanks so much Mary!
Another great day you had, one great find after another. Just got better each time. Keep going back.
What a buckle...WOW! Great find! A Once-In-A-Lifetime find.Thanks for sharing, enjoy the England Treasure Show this weekend. Hope there is no rain....
Haha thanks so much, I totally did rain, but not inside thankfully!
WOW Brad! What a honeyhole. I’d take a few weeks off, set up a camp and hit that place like it was leaving! Awesome finds. The buckle is the find of a lifetime for most of us! You are the Man. The best M.D. channel on TH-cam
Thanks so much Jeff!
Your videos are most enjoyable . No blibbiddy-blab about settings, no loud screams from your machine, no digging plugs. The scenery is gorgeous! I even liked the inch worm and white ghost flower. You found some really great stuff today.
I've watched this episode several times so now I must Comment! Holy Cow Dude, FIND OF a LIFETIME for sure! 53rd Regimental sword plate! Not to mention, colonial spur, two largies and the list goes on! You underplay your site, I would suspect a small encampment with the mix of relics your finding, keep digging that location, there could very well be hat insignia and some super overcoat sized Rev. buttons! Thanks for sharing your adventure and HH
Thanks so much, it's a special place to be sure!!
Brilliant finds wow.. what a great spot well done hiking up there and uncovering great pieces of history.. Stay safe and take care. Fantastic
Thanks so much!
That buckle brings up the age old question. How did it get there? Did it belong to a turncoat? Did the person just decide to stay rather than return to Britain? Was it a trophy from a battle? You have to love the mystery!! Great video and thanks for inspiring me to think about the history of the Rev War. Well done.
All questions that have been nagging me as well, hopefully with some research I'll be able to get to the bottom of it!
I'm not up to speed on the independence wars but it may be worth asking the question of whether there were raids carried out in the local area. This regiment was formed of guys from North England and had seen alot of action in many other battles it could be that they were used due to being veterans who had seen action and as such may be toughened enough to carry out the cowardly raids along with the native people.
One of our favorite videos to date! Outstanding
What an exciting trip for you! Congrats on all the cool finds and thanks for sharing!! The 1775 coin....to think it was made one yr before our country's Independence. Wow. Another great video Brad!!
I know Sally, Incredible! Thanks for watching!
This was one exciting video! Super finds! I loved the stirrup. You don't find many in tact even from the civil war! Awesome historical relics. Congratulations!
Spur. Probably cavalry. I have a similar US cavalry spur.
Outstanding treasure hunt. Scored on the history today. What a great location. Excellent exciting video. Happy for you.
Awesome video Brad the 53
Buckle WOW! And The leather working amazing. Can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos.
Great finds! And well done on the video . Very enjoyable to watch and the video and audio quality are excellent. Those are the kind of hunt spots we all dream about.
Right On!!! What a find. Can only imagine who, what, when,why & how that buckle was lost. History is awesome especially when it’s in your hand.
Axes were probably lost in winter in deep snow when they broke. Most logging was done in winter. Great video
I bet you're right!
Green Mountain Metal Detecting Interesting question, and good answer by DHO. I’m in rural Ohio and often wonder why people would simply abandon so many of the possessions in general. I’d think a bunch of poor farmers would keep their brass candlesticks and pewter spoons if they moved out!
Ty Kendrick ... I have wondered about the spoons as well. I would think for people living in conditions such as those, any possession would be very important. Even a spoon that had broken would be mended.
Wow
I forgot to mention that your video’s bring back such memories. My Grandparents lived in Wallingford for 30 years and we went up every summer. We always went hiking in the mountains.
So very Awesome ! While you were digging up the 1775..., I said to myself, wow what amazing soil ! This was a great hunt and so happy for you ! Thanks for sharing !
I wanna go medal detecting with this dude for real I love every show he put ons here ! Well done bro !
Find of a lifetime. Congratulations.🍀
AMAZING!!!! If that buckle could only talk!!!! & the coins are in incredible shape!!!! Unbelievable!!!!!!! Just awesome!!!!
Heck yeah, thanks Joel!
What a Hunt and Video ... I know its been a while but couldn't miss this one .... Congratulations !
Great nature shots... Great finds... Great video!
From Belgium, thank you!
How incredibly exciting! I love your videos....soft spoken, even when excited and you never ramble on. I look forward to your videos very much. Congratulations on your finds.
Thanks so much! I definitely ramble on but edit out most haha.
What an incredible place to detect! Im sure you will find more on your next trip. That buckle is beautiful!!!!!
Gotta love a Friday GMMD video! I have Friday's off of work and usually start my day working on my 1966 Beetle. I then take a break and turn on this weeks GMMD video. What a relaxing time seeing you find such great finds! I wish Canada had the history as yours - or maybe not - but it sure would make metal detecting a heck of a lot more interesting. :)
Sounds like a great way to spend a Friday! Thanks for watching!!
Man, what a day! Those were some great finds. One of your best days, one of your best videos.
Wow! Im blown away by the buckle. What a piece of history. The coins and shoe buckle are nice as well. Awesome hunt and big congrats. Thank you for sharing and Hh
I couldn’t wait to see the video very busy day at work. It was well worth the wait congratulations on the awesome finds!
Amazing Finds!! Loved our trip into the past again, thanks for getting my mind off things. Beatiful forest...
Bill, if you're a mailman, i wanna take a sec to thank you for keeping the mail moving even with what you can only call saboteurs leading you. Great job, you are appreciated by many.
JM
@@johnmccormick49 Thank you very much Sir. 37 years
wow GM that 53 buckle is absolutely amazing...just think... about 250 plus years ago some soldier was walking through those woods with that buckle on his waist during the war for our Independence!! completely Mind Blown what a great day thanks for sharing GL&HH!!
Thanks so much Mike!
You have just the best blog. So gifted.
Unbelievable finds! History right in your hands. That is so cool. Great job with the videos too.
So awesome once again! Thank you for sharing!
Incredible video! That buckle is AMAZING! Congrats! Love the spur & the coins as well. Thanks so much for sharing!! Happy Hunting Brad
~ Gypsy
Added this to Watch Later TV! After pizza and beer it's Green Mountain Metal Detecting Friday night! Can't wait to see this one!
Haha glad to hear it!
@@GMMD we just watched this last night finally and I have to say, that is an incredible dream find. I could tell it was a Rev War plate the minute it got into your hand. Haven't seen many and have never dug one. Forwarded your video to my Relic hunting buddy this morning. We've been digging Colonial and Rev War sites here in Northern Virginia since the mid-90s and other than a few British Rev War buttons and even one USA Continental Army button, that's been about it. To find a plate, and a marked plate from the Revolutionary War is a phenomenal find! Now that is a find that would be hard to ever top! Congratulations! Watching your video of it being dug was the next best thing to finding one myself.
Awesome, I appreciate it!!
EARTH ANGEL😇 Congratulations 🎈 on a most awesomely beautiful and historical Revolutionary War belt buckle!!!!!🇺🇸👍🙀😍👍
Such great finds!!!! You are very blessed to have found the Rev. War plate and those awesome coins, Your videos are always well done and look very professional. Thanks for taking us on the adventure with you!
Thanks for the kind words, Brian!
Thanks for sharing your excitement with us! I couldn’t wait to get home from to see what you found.
The natural beauty in your videos is as interesting as your finds.
Glad to hear you enjoy them!
Finding history. Amazing. I enjoy studying the revolutionary period. Great finds and wonderful adventure! :)
Thanks so much Michael!
WOW , great hunt awesome beautiful scenery enjoy your eye of nature ,AND HISTORICAL FINDS !! CONGRAT"S
What an awesome day, all great finds. Thanks for the info on the ghost flower, it is pretty cool.
What an awesome hunt. Congrats on finding such beautiful and well preserved pieces of history. Love that Regimental buckle. HH and GL Greg
Thank you for showing us your treasures. Have a great weekend.
You as well!
Congrats brother. Your channel is extremely top notch, a definite favorite. Keep doing your thing and thanks for taking us with you. We appreciate you and your efforts. I cannot forget to thank your wonderful wife for sharing with your subscribers. Hats off to Brad and company. More vids please. Chuck in NE Kansas
Thanks Chuck, I'll let her know!
Very nice Sir!! Thanks for taking us with you!!!
Ww, man, you're really on a roll. Congrats! The "53" buckle s great! Just reading up on the Royalton Raid
I like the way you show more than just metal detecting like flowers, and you awareness of your surroundings, like a dragon my come flying in or big foot may step out from behind a tree. why does rain in the forest bother you, I love it
Another great video...that buckle....SWEET....awesome find...and in very nice shape for being buried that long, and the 1775...wow...congrats on another great dig...
Heck yeah, thanks!!
As usual - your videos do not disappoint!! Great finds! This is why we go back to good sites again and again. Thanks for letting us explore and discover with you!
Thanks so much for watching!
Watching your videos again.. this one is great
Incredible find Brad, that's what is so awesome about this hobby. We never know what's going to come out of the ground. Thanks for sharing. Until next time HH&GL *Chris*
Another exciting adventure, Brad! Your discoveries are incredible -- the coins, shoe buckle, buttons, spur and the topper was the Revolutionary War buckle! What a find! Can only imagine how you felt once your research gave you the answer as to what it was. Just incredible. There are times, when watching your videos, i wish Vermont was so far away -- also it'd be nice to be a few years younger!
Anyway, congratulations on another excellent video -- everything about your travels is simply amazing. Look forward to the next chapter. Enjoy the weekend!
Thanks so much for the kind words, have a great weekend yourself!
Grabbed my first cup of coffee and sat back to enjoy. I've wondered if you also do photography since you seem to have the knack for perfect shots.
Congrats on the belt buckle. Beautiful find.
Thanks! No background in photography, just making it up as I go!
WOW!!!!!!!! So much cool stuff! And in such great condition ... after 300 years?? AMAZING!!!!!!
Your videos are stupendous!! I love to watch your and your productions. Day-umm!!! What great finds.
Fabulous day of detecting, bet you go back, huh. Keep the great videos coming, these are what make my Friday mornings worth getting up for.
So glad to hear that Ray!
Wow,Brad. Great stuff. I mean really!! I'm revisiting or seeing some of your videos for the first time.
This was so impressive. I’m glad it popped up
Well done Brad, those two Georges are in excellent condition, the ones I find over here in the UK are generally toasted...as for that belt buckle, awesome! It was certainly a British day for you! There has to be more goodies...plane booked....
Coins...and buckles...and buttons...Oh my! That was awesome. That belt buckle was gorgeous. The shoe buckle that still has most of it's pieces working...Amazing. The coins with visible dates. On another note, I named both coins before you identified them, so I am getting better at this. As always the videography was beautiful. Thanks again, Larry ~Dirt Nerds
Thanks so much Larry!
Brad, put the vid on the BIG screen, and paused it. Went and made my 3 dippy eggs, toast w/ Jelly, hash browns and 3 pieces of bubbly bacon, and my coffee of course, and brought it all in to the TV tray in front of the TV, hit PLAY and enjoyed ANOTHER Green Mountain Metal Detecting hunt up into the wilderness with my big breakfast. What a great way to start the day.
Phenomenal finds as usual, especially those two British Coppers, then the Big Shoe buckle was very very cool (won't find those here in Tampa Bay, Florida) THEN you get that incredible Revolutionary War British infantry buckle, just way too cool!!!
Catching up on a LOT of YT metal detecting videos as not cleared to detect yet from the doc.
TC
HH
You and Eddie have a blast tomorrow!!!
Diggin' Florida w/ Rob!
So glad to hear you had an enjoyable morning Rob! Thanks for watching!
man Rob u made my day...my wife always makes fun of me for saying Dippy Eggs glad to hear someone else using that term also GL&HH
That's what my mom called them when we were little kids-made to dip your toast into!!!! of course, so I've just kept calling them that!
Glad it put a smile on your face and you can let your wife know you're not alone!!!! lol
Rob
Those British coppers looked incredible!!
The shoe spur looks really nice!!
The 53rd Royal Foot Regiment buckle was a score.
I love your leatherwork and stitched bags.Adventure Archeology had a beautiful rucksack made by you and definitely will be visiting your site.Thanks.
Wow Brad, what an awesome hunt. That spot is definitely hiding some great treasures. Hope you can hit it again before winter. I'm so happy for you! Take care, GL and HH.
Thanks so much Ken!
Wow Brad! A true bucket lister! Id be jumping for joy finding a civil war buckle. But a 53rd! On top of the coins in one hunt is phenomenal! Really happy for you!
Thanks for getting that on video.
Been watching the Hoover boys and found your channel from there. I like the way you Commentate your videos. Love watching history saved by people that love to do it.
I made my comment before you found the buckle. Wow so happy for you!
Thanks so much Jason, glad to hear you’re enjoying them!
Great finds You got going there. May you locate much more. Thanks for the shows!
Wow. Amazing finds!! The buckle is fabulous. Congratulations to you!!!
Thanks for another great video, what a wonderful part of the world you live in, I'd be up in those mountains and wood exploring all the time 😊
freaking Awesone, what a hunt. happy I was able to witness that, another great hunt, thanks for sharing.
Wow great trip thanks for bringing us
Congratulations on the buckle! You've had great summer of finds. Thanks for sharing.
If I could give this 1000 likes I would. Wow what an amazing epic find. That would be #1 on my finds list of all time. Revolutionary war. Holy cow. Im am so happy for you. That site has been the best sight Ive ever seen. Many many congrats!! HH
Certainly my favorite all time find, that's for sure! Thanks so much for all the kind words!!
WOW! One of your BEST videos yet!!!!!!!!!! Amazing finds! Good work!
I really enjoy your videos. I'm here in East Barnard, VT. My house was built in 1801 and I'm just getting into metal detecting. 10 acres here & I care take a total of 800 I also have permission the detect, hunt etc. on. I must say your videos have inspired me. Thanks!
Absolutely awesome! Historical find!
You have some awesome treasures!!!
Great adventure, thanks for sharing..love it
So glad to hear that, thanks for watching!!
What an amazing hunt. Thanks so much for sharing. Congratulations on the amazing finds. Take care.
Wow! That buckle is way cooler than my GW button! FWIW, shoe buckle = frame (obvious), chape (the larger circular strap catch) and the tongue (typically two pronged fork like fastener). Really, really great finds; what a giving site, in a lot of ways! Thanks again for sharing.