#43 Abandoned 1800s home +AMAZING metal detecting FIND. Mint Seated!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Worth watching, even if just last 5 minutes or so. This place turned up an incredible find (to me anyways). At the very end, it's all cleaned up with details shown.
this was such a beautiful home! wish we knew the story behind it. can't imagine why it would be left alone.
A friendly tip for anyone who likes to find & collect old glass jars, bottles, etc.... Find out where old outhouses were on old properties & dig. I found out that back in the day people would toss out a lot of glass in them. I found a lot of cool, old bottles & jars digging up an old crapper hole!!!
I love to watch these videos I hope you two are still doing this I think it's an awesome thing that you guys endeavor
As a metal detector and coin collector: WOW!!!! SOOO jealous right now! I like your videos, but detecting is going to make them even more interesting ;) Grats!!
Could not agree more - bring on the detecting! But don't abandon the abandoned....
I love watching your videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
lmao @ "That's where that phrase comes from." Funny.
InTheirImage7
I definitely LOL'ed at that. 😂
I'm an old coin lover myself & totally jelly of that find!! SWEET!!!!!
What a find! Really neat.
The piece you found at 10:50 looks like a drawer pull. We bought a 1880's farmhouse with property, when I was digging and leveling an 8x12 area to build a chicken coop w/ enclosed run, I found a lot of cool things! I found a tiny carved stone salt shaker, a bunch of huge old tractor parts, and an old baby food jar, lid in tact but very rusty. I wish I had a metal detector to find even more!
Great filming inside the house! Thanks for the upload.
loved that old dime..Very Cool..
Awesome coin find!!! Crazy how good it looks for being SO old!
Thanks. Silver holds up well especially when the soil has been gentle.
Loved the layout of this place!
Nice dig on the seated liberty dime! Carson City mint too!
It was a log cabin first! Look at the footage of the inner doorway on second story after grand theft auto. You can see where someone cut thru the logs to make the doorway!
Allyson Hinds
I saw that!!
sure was! Ricl, you need to start looking for this hints...don't over look the small stuff...grt the "eye"
GREAT FIND! AS AN ELDER THOUGH, THE CRAFTSMANSHIP & HISTORY OF THE OCCUPANTS OF THE DWELLING FAR OUT WEIGH THE MINISCULE VALUE OF TRINKETS. .....
Warren Wantoobe I would agree. Would love to know the history.
Great video.......metal detect myself here in Oklahoma........
Love the coin! Great find!
Thanks Cris !
Awesome seated dime. CC mint 1876 in excellent condition! Did I say awesome? Very nice find.
Thanks Jericho !
WOW great find.
that was a really nice home in the day! Notice the hole cut in the wall leading to that teenagers room on the second floor. Look at the film you will see whole tree logs built like a log cabin. Great find on the metal digging
nice adventure, excellent coin find
Its such a shame that people trashed this house.
JoAnn E terrible :/ Still a nice house even in that shape
More of a shame that the owners just left it to rot
Great hunt guys!!
You thought that the house was old,i`am knot sure but when you were upstairs the bedroom had no door looked like you could see logs in the wall ?
Wow that is really cool that coin you found
It's be cool to turn this back into the log home it once was (probably). I've seen people do amazing things with old log cabins even when they look so horrible looking that you'd think nothing could possibly be done.
like your videos interesting finds and stuff
An old log house that was paneled over.... neat !.... I've seen many like this in the mountains of West Virginia-- old farmsteads dating back to the Civil War era. It looks as if the only heat came from those fireplaces- there aren't any radiators, and the the lack of a basement(?) where a more modern furnace would have been makes me think this was a cold place to live--- electric or kerosene space heaters later on, maybe?... but originally only wood burning fireplaces and a cookstove for heat..................
That seated dime looks like it's in AU condition, congrats, I have found only one seated dime so far , they don't come up to often, thanks for sharing...
This is only my third. 1891 dime and 1848-O half dollar.
Great video and finds! Thank y'all for sharing!
it seems like in these old houses is that the stairs are always the most sturdy part of the house
Great Explore Rick, love the 2 separate staircases that went up stairs, bet it was a cool house back in its day with all the original fireplaces going and stuff, great finds too with the coins , keep em coming
Your 1876 CC dime looks to be in extra fine condition. It's in an amazing condition for a metal detect find. The Red Book says it's retail values is around $100, maybe more if it's in better than EF condition.
and its a Carson City mint mark..... great find.....
Great find. That dime was dropped right after it was minted.
Nice finding!
WOWWWWYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!! amazing
Enjoy your videos. Awesome coin find.
THAT'S A REALLY NICE DIME
Awesome find! That coin is a beauty especially with the CC mint mark! Love those E-trac high tones! GL & HH
Thanks dirt! Yeah love that silver squeal. :]
Lol, that toilet reference.
1876 silver dime! wow man great find! That is so cool!
Great house
Wow those finds, nice house but that Dime really makes the day. Congrats x
Very cool 😃
It's cool the fireplaces were deep the way it's suppose to be. Also congratulations on your coin finds!
Like your videos, please continue to keep them family friendly.
Thank you, that will definitely never change.
New (Canadian) subscriber! I do metal detecting and urban exploration too. I always find it so sad that people have to wreck everything... sigh.. I've been in houses that have full closets of clothing and furniture and belongings. Super sad! Thanks for showing us that house. Very nice! Stay curious! ATB - Darlene
Thanks for subscribing and detecting and exploring. :)
Wow amazing find rick.great Canadian dime.really enjoyed this video and nice house in its day.have a great weekend. Uk 🇬🇧
Amazing finds and,exploration,man!!
Nice seated dime!
Thx!
Niiiice find!!
Cool find, that dime is in great condition!
Congrats, what a beautiful coin you found! Knowing the history of the home would be very interesting!
Wow, this is great. Keep doing it. NuggetNoggin, another popular TH-camr, always detects around old house sites. : )
Nice dime! Happy New Year!
WTG!!! What an awesome seated dime !!!!!
+Jersey Digmore thx jersey ! It's one of my best finds ever
Congrats on that Seated!!!
Very cool treasures you found !! :)
Nice finds :)
That house is OLD. I've see many old houses that have two front doors but the presence of two staircases so close together makes me think this house was built as two separate residence, an early American duplex. My guess is that the doorway between the two upstairs rooms was cut through the wall sometime, maybe recently. I noticed that what seems to be the original house seems to have no hallways.----Congratulations, Rick, on your finds and especially that beautiful dime. I used to collect coins so I especially enjoyed that. It's a beauty. I didn't know the seated liberty design had been used into the 1870's.
Thanks Andrew. They made the seated variety from 1838 to 1891.
Andrew Brendan Also, it appears that the house's only heat source was fireplaces. I wonder if it had electricity at all.
He showed light switches in the video.
awesome old farm house...im guessing mid 1800's...it could be referred to as a double-pen house because of the 2 front doors...it was probably originally built as just a 4 room house...2 down 2 up...one room downstairs was a formal room or parlor used to receive guests and the other downstairs room was the ''keeping room'' used for cooking and everyday life...the door between the downstairs room may or may not have always been there...the one side could have been used as a servant or slave quarters too possibly ...this style of house was very common and may have originated from German immigrants in Pennsylvania...it does appear to be a log built home..those logs upstairs where they cut that door in look kinda like cherry logs to me...i would love to have a house like that!..tear off the additions and gut the cabin part revealing the logs and restore it then build new additions on!..but im just dreaming! lol... Hey great find on the old silver!!..thats the only type of metal detecting i do...old places..love the old stuff!!
Lonny Smith your the only other person I've heard mention about slave quarters , most people assume no slaves lived in the main house. I've also heard about kitchens being semi detached , I presume because of heat but not sure.
Congrats on the the seated dime! Liked and Subscribed.
Seated dime is a CC mint mark. Carson City mints are usually the rarest
The coin is a cool find. In that condition, I would probably get it graded even if you are keeping it. The Jaguar is just a Hotwheels Jaguar XJS from 1977.
Carson City, wow!
you can look up info on any house through the city records. Even Zillow has documentd attatch from the city on the homes. It's public record. Original pics, built date, "blue prints", ect.
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I love the first floor fireplace mantels and some of the original wood work, such a shame to see them not being repurposed, (by me lol)
Just discovered your videos today. Really enjoying them. That dime is Fantastic! It would be hard for me to let it go. :-)
looks like would have been a nice place the squatters moved in . awesome coin finds nice to see another coin fan . and for Jaguar just say jag stops the confusion lol
The seated dime is actually American. AWESOME!
One of my best coins I ever found. :)
agreed its a good find.
keep up the good work
Класс!👍✌С Новым Годом!🎉🎄🎊
Nice!!!
Nice!
time is excellent condiction yes
Sweet Seated!!
that's a nice find!!
Awesome find on that Seated Dime! The Matchbox Jaguar is a XJ-S, as far as I can tell.
Congrats
At least if anybody approaches you about trespassing, you can certainly say your car broke down.
Haha. Because it always looks broke down. 😂
Several years ago I watched a cute movie called "House"..the house ate people that disturbed it..wish this house could have consumed the lousy vandals.
+Exploring with Rick & Bekah
That 1876 dime with the CC carson city mint mark is fascinating!
You would think that most dimes from that era circulating in TN would have been from mints closer than that...Perhaps a visitor from out west? Very interesting. Again it would be so interesting if you guys would look into the county court house propery deeds and find out the history of the home....if you get the chance I hope you do that and a video on it. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thanks !
I still haven't found a Seated dime. Nice find.
Only my third seater ever. They’re so elusive
That dime is awesome!!! You need to send it off and get it appraised! Keep me updated! One more thing, I'm looking to get a metal detector but want to get a good one that allows me to fine tune and not waste time, any advice?
You will always dig way more junk than treasure. It's not so much about what detector you use but learning how it works. Fisher f2 good starter model.
Congrats on the seated!
Thanks !
A partial turn key to wind up a clock,maybe.
1879 cc seated liberty Only had 8,270,000 produced so.....you basically won the lottery! That condition valued around 300-400. I am shocked you found it.
It’s definitely one of my best coin finds ever. I was super lucky.
Wow!! what a find. Good for you.But I see Beka is not with you today. Tell her I miss her and hope she is OK.I miss her sweet voice and you two are a team. Hope you had a Great Christmas and a Blessed New Year.
nice coin!
this house is in pretty good shape compared to the ones i have seen abandoned around here ..that house has got some potental ..i seen it has logs inside the walls so yes it built strong wouldn mind knowing where this is located at an just see whats the story on why it is empty
That dine is in great condition
Que lindo lugar que lastima que esta asi..y por favor tenga cuidado en esos sitios
I didn't know you did any metal detecting! you guy's did a video a while back, it was an OLD building with narrow, long window's. the floor was falling in also, and all I could think was "Why aren't you metal detecting this place?!"
Ha yeah. Need to revisit that spot.
I just looked that coin up in a 2 year old book. It says that it is worth about $185.00 depending on the condition of course. I am happy for you. Its a good thing you didn't rub it when you found it, you could have devalued it. Are you selling it ?
Def won't be selling it. The thrill of finding it and keeping it is worth so much more than any money.
I would imagine if you return there and detect more, you will find other coins and relics. It looks like a big area too for detecting.
I plan on revisiting this place as the yard is huge, just no time lately. Way too busy.
For some reason I imagine sliding out the window, down that roof.
Wow, Carson City Dime. I hope you are going to do more detecting at old site. I would just love it if we had such abandoned places here. We just don't.
Looks like a part to a file cabinet