Bomb Squad Shocked Human Remains & Explosives Found Scuba Diving!
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- I went scuba diving under a bridge and we found explosives and real human teeth. The police and bomb squad was called. Police were shocked.
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Props to law enforcement for being solid dudes. I've seen some real jerks on other channels when they come across firearms/explosives.
Bad cops don't like cameras
Props to your name and pic go bruins
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Hi Jeremy, Your partial denture find is interesting. I ran a dental lab for 27 years, I can tell you what I know. They are probably not 200 years old, The part of the denture that is supporting the teeth appears to be vulcanite. This material became popular in the 1850's and was used up until the 1950's (some even later). It was a rubber product created by Charles Goodyear, The gold metal is likely a Type 3 gold colored partial denture metal, which crumbles and burns when melted. Parts of it could be gold, particularly the crown shaped shell that anchored it in place. The teeth are likely porcelain, but It is difficult to tell just by watching the video. The front teeth appear to be porcelain facings. I would guess that it could be 75- 80 years old, likely 1950's era. I have seen vulcanite teeth that were made as late as the 60's. Many people wear the same dentures for over 50 years, though they should be replaced every 3-5 years. I hope this information is helpful to you. I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
Nice eval Kaysie. I assessed them circa 1925. Based on the crude build it's possibly done by a traveling dentist as early as 1880. Definitely, an item for a dental specialist.
That’s so interesting!
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It’s always good to hear someone talking about a subject they are quite clearly an expert in. Nice work
Okay are they worth anything do they need to be put in a museum
Nice analysis. Ty.
It's so sweet you get excited by 100 year old stuff. My house is older than that. One of the perks of being Scottish. We don't get out of bed for anything younger than 1000.
Must be nice
@@exploringwithnug You should visit. We have plenty of metal detector groups, but I've not heard of anyone diving the river bottoms. You could find anything from 10,000 BC onwards, The Romans, Vikings, Celts, sunken Doggerland, WWII vehicles...
You’re giving the bomb squad training time with those finds. Great quality video
What made me laugh, was that these guys handled them for 20 minutes with their hands, but the bomb squad needs a robot.😂
@@twinkie27271 That's because the bomb squad is aware of what the danger is. The divers weren't.
If they were, they would have just set them back down and marked the location.
The drier those devices get, the more issues that are present. I would not have handled them, after identifying them.
@@twinkie27271 correct because it could detonate at any time so they do it safely
And all the other cops get to race each other to the scene to block it off
They feel that they need a robot to remove them, it would concern me a little if I just handled them.
Those teeth are valuable. Who ever lost them must have been fairly wealthy to be able to afford that kind of dental care. I wonder if someone died in the river and lost them or if a grave was washed into the river at some point.
People have mentioned asking a local dental collage to evaluate them. Someone should be able to tell you how old they are based on the materials and craftsmanship used to create them. I hope you do a video or two on your investigation into their history. There are likely some very interesting history to be found.
Its Jimmy Hoffa 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That doesn't look like a modern bridgework. Those teeth look old.
Or water erosion of old graves/burial sites
that looks like teeth from a soldier during war
Yea, they must have quite a high value. My grandpa that passed away had a few gold teeth and usually gypsies in my country always have a few gold teeth. It's like a must for them haha
What a sweet cop!! Wish you guys would deal with cops like that more often 👍🏻
If anyone was wondering why the bomb squad didn't just pick the bombs up and toss them into the unit, its because they use opportunities like this for training and to make sure everything is working properly
Thank you!!! I was totally looking for this kind of information 🙌🏻🙌🏻
All of a sudden I’m followin like 50 divin channels …it’s just a vibe to watch
Hahaha, same here. Been at it about a year now. I got so interested in this stuff that I bought one of those big magnets and started doing some magnet fishing myself. Have t really found anything cool yet, but I've only been out twice so far just to see how it works. I live about a 10 minute walk to one of the 3 rivers in Pittsburgh, PA so I'll be checking out those rivers. Being that I've lived here my whole life, I've heard maaannnyyy, stories about "stuff" that's been "put" in these rivers. I'm not a diver so I gotta just stick to the magnets.
*haven't
Same! 😂
I've thought about magnet fishing... I live just steps away from the Sacramento River in northern California... But I gotta figure out where to fish, there's tons of snags in it!!
I was looking up old dentures and saw some that were found in England made of ivory and gold that were expected to sell at auction for £7000. More than $9000 US. Make sure you have someone very reputable look at those.
Wow. I need to find that buyer.
Wow
I wish to make good conetent liek that but im bad soyeah
@@exploringwithnug please give us an update. I'd love to know the outcome.
That partial is an incredible find. I'll wager they're easily 200 years old.
I was in the antique business for over 30 years, it'd have been really tough, but, I'd have had to donated it to a museum. The historians would gladly research how that partial came to be there. That information/history would be fascinating and fantastic.
You've got me hooked on your channel now! :-D
Always get a receipt of value when you donate to a museum that way you can take that out of your taxes. If this is your job then your equipment cost can be taken off your taxes. I am an archaeologist and I take off for my boots, tools and a metal detector that I had to buy for relocating cemeteries.
Worked 7 years in a dental lab. No way those are 200 years old. I'd say maybe 30 or 40 tops. The gold crown is worth a lot when you buy it for your mouth lol but most likely would be melted down for scrap. Great find nonetheless.
@@TheHammer89 with ivory and a single tooth anchor type of denture? Im gonna say way more years
@@TheHammer89 I’ve never worked in a dental lab and know you’re wrong 😂. My grandmother had dentures since the 50s plastic or resin not ivory and gold 😆 these are easily > a hundred years old. CAPS are not dentures . You can see here the gold was used as an anchor to a rooted tooth . You’re saying these antique dentures are from the 80s and 90s 😂 stop it
@@whoisharo4689 he’s way off must have been the lab janitor.
The Burger King Token. Those were giving out in the late 70s and thurout the 80s as Promotion type deals. Think there was only around 50,000 to 75,000 ever made.
That’s cool.
He should go try to get a free breakfast with it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 (New Video) 👀
I have one
That's pretty cool that token was that visible though especially if it had been down there since the 80's
i was gonna say 80's, our stores here even kept them and used them for "Sorry" tokens thru the 90's into the 2k's till they changed owners then... i bet the new owner...who was a major douche, sold them on ebay... i mean, the man also lowered the sensor for the shake machine so it would drop the shake 1/4" below normal, as low as the sensor slot would let him tape the sensor in place... he altered the coco machine to use around 30% less powder, broke one trying to do that at a store and took the one from our store, then altered another one and put it at ours, orange juice same deal he altered the machine to use less concentrate... just real scumbag..
corporate made him sell his mcdonalds franchises after the district manager had 3 of my former co-workers get a job at his shops and they documented all the shady training shit he did.. like teaching people to box fries so your putting 1/2 as many in, but it still looked full... they also documented the shit he pulled on the machines sending images to jim... when i saw him years later he told me all this... then told me after checking my records for the time i worked for that place..why was i never made a trainer or shift leader, or manager? because, my mild autism makes it very hard for me to be dishonest and rip people off, or risk peoples health, etc... do things correctly, even if it takes longer, even if people have to wait another 30sec for their food... just... do the job correctly... shocks me how many people never get past that stage... having worked many jobs in many fields before becoming disabled... it dosnt get better above the fast food level... often it gets worse... less idiots but the quality of idiot is much higher... the higher you move... its sort of surreal when you realize how many Kyles, Kevins, and Karens are out there... who have jobs they arent qualified to do, and only keep them because they get others to do the work they arent qualified to do.. often treating those very people like trash in the process..
Aside from the bombs, I really liked the idea of diving to discover some really valuable and historical things
Finding live pipe bombs in the water is a very serious thing! Those lower dental implants are from pre WW I
and were owned by someone who had the money to get them!
The teeth would be between the 1700 and early 1900s. The US stopped using ivory around 1770 but they still used it in Japan until early 1900s. If you can have someone do a test on them they may be able to tell you a little more. But old indeed. Thank you for sharing all your amazing finds! It's so awesome to watch your channel. Thank you so much.
I know this is quite some time since your find here, but I have had some experience with with the things you brought up in this video. I am a former military, and an ex-cop. The pipe bombs looked legit to me. I found a similar one outside my home back in the day. I had an Explosive Disposal buddy come and get it. When he blew it up, it went big boom.
When I retired, I went into the Pawn business, and saw a lot of the denture and dental gold work. I would say once again you were right, they look like both real teeth and shaped ivory in the front (Which would be legal for you to own, based on the age). The yellow metal is probably dental gold that could range from 10kt to 22kt. They would add various alloys to harden the gold so it would last and not wear out so fast. I would guess you found them to be quite valuable. Even if only for the gold scrap weight.
Right on!
A forensic dentist or contacting a college w/ a dentistry program in your area should be able to help you and/or direct you to a specialist to figure out the nature of those teeth. Great find!
No doubt about you Jeremy, if there is something unique or usual or just plain bizarre you will find it, lol. Those dentures gave me the shivers...I'm hoping no grave sites in the area were perhaps decimated or desecrated by prior flooding etc. I will be interested to hear what you learn about them. Keep doing what you do but please be careful with those darn bombs. Cheers from Australia. xx
That Monotype ingot is for hot-metal type-setting from back in the day. The monotype machine let you type your copy, and would set the type in lead or alloys for printing. Pretty f'ing cool.
okay so the biggest tip i can give you nugs is it you find explosives leave them by the water side A. it means its away from the public B. it means if it does detonate unexpectedly it will reduce the amount of people being around it and C. it has a far far far less chance to throw Shrapnel towards anyone or anything but great find bud
The monotype lead was used in old printing shops. It has a high Tin and Antimony content and is worth a lot more than plain lead to bullet casters
The seals (at least the one you got open) is NOT a notary seal, but a corporate seal. This would be used on certain official documents, such as Resolutions, certification documents, legal documents, etc. The one I use as secretary for my Masonic lodge is around 100 years old.
The mystery here is how a set of corporate seals ended up in a river.
That round, I think orange thing you found looked like an old 70’s am/fm radio! I still have one just like it, only yellow. They usually had a chain attached to it with a tong on the end of it for carrying it around or hanging it on something
I had a red round radio! When I was 10 it was my proudest possession!
@@chrisriddle4761 it was mine too, although I really wanted a blue one, but couldn’t find them in the stores. I think that was a popular color back then.
I had a blue one but with am only
Yes! I knew that sphere looked familiar, I just couldn't place it. I had a white one when I was a kid. Thanks for solving that mystery.
That cop was nice too at the end, they also was great throughout the video, I would love to dive and find things like that. Great video!
I came for the title, I stayed for the little squeals of delight at every find
Very good episode Nug. Those stamps got me interested as my grandfather and his family owned and ran a manufacturing business in Pittsburg in the early 1900’s. I couldn’t find out much about those notary stamps other than a old book from 1960 The Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association. It says they started the Casualty Insurance Company in 1915 to handle the workmen’s compensation insurance. I don’t know if it is the same but very interesting read for me.
This was definitely, by far, one of your best treasure days with a crazy assortment of new & old finds. LOVING it!! 🥰 CONGRATS!!!!
You guys have balls to do what you're doing! I have alot of respect for people like you! Keep it up guys! 🤘💪❤️
I am so happy and thankful you where all able to find her, it's ashame she is no longer with us. At least her parents can go to sleep at night without wondering where she is at. I pray they get all the answers they need to find out how this happened to they're daughter. May God continue to guide you in the right direction of finding the missing. I will continue to pray for safe travels and dives, God bless you all.
What WHO R U TALKING ABOUT HERE??? THERE WAS NO BODY IN THIS VIDEO!!??
Guessing Charlotte was auto playing and meant to comment on the prior video they were watching (this auto played for me after a body in river recovery also). Def no bodies in this video outside the dentures.
I wonder what pawn stars would think of the dentures 😂
hes gonna have a expert look at it and offer a maximum price of 5$
The Historian would give a great 2 minute take on the denture that's for sure
Cool video, good finds. Officers got a chance to show up and do their thing with the equipment, without it being just training. Real world , with no mishaps. Thanks guys.
DUDE... Thanks for the background history of the stuff that you found. This really gives the video a full completeness. That PA notary stamp is cool as hell.
Oh man, those notary stamps are really cool 😳
Jeremy I Love watching your channel because you find some of the coolest things along with some really weird stuff. Guns, American flags, bottles, knives to name a few oh and now you're finding really old dentures. All crazy and exciting finds. Cobb County Law Enforcement are Awesome people.
Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy Everyone 💕
Yeah it's never a dull moment. Really fun too.
I noticed the false front teeth all look same shape and size, not like now with eye teeth, scissors etc., what I could find on line the closest pair was in museum, made in 1874 at
Harvard dentistry has a museum and might be able to give you more info on what you found
Cool find. This officer was fantastic
I would love to do what you guys are doing..... but I'm so terrified 😨 😫 of being under water specially dark water . Fear of something happening to me while I'm under water or drowning too...
same 😂
@Amanda Moody-No expert, I just started swimming again and wanted to work towards diver certification. Take small steps and build your confidence, get comfortable in a pool before going out in a body of water.
13:45 That orb on the back of that bomb disposal truck is the same thing that just exploded in some California neighborhood.
Hey, that little round red radio, I had one back in the late 60s.
Good finds..cleaning the waterways...
Good luck on your next dive..be safe!
Thanks for sharing
Me too! Panasonic, had a chain and I carried that thing everywhere, eventually on my mom's car dash, when I started driving and she didn't have a working radio.
That was my thought immediately when I saw it, mine was red and I believe I got it in 1974 or so since I started driving in '76.
I'm curious about the notary stamps too. So MANY good finds on that dive!! 👍
@@dianna3157 Mine had a chain too!
@@marylindsey4084 I loved that thing!! Way before Walkman and I pods. 🙂
There's gotta be a museum of dentistry somewhere.
It was cool they let you hang back to record R2-D2 or Wall-E doin his thing.
I want one of those toys
Yep. And I want a submarine. 😀
I've long thought that rivers hold MANY secrets and need to be cleaned up as well. Excellent work!😁🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
This blows my mind. My old highschool is about 2.5 miles from there, our old rival highschool is about 800 yards from there (their football stadium is literally on the river). I've eaten at Canoe (the restaurant behind you) a ton.
When those were found we heard all about it but had no clue of context and that was you finding them. I am supposed to be studying for my CFA exam right now and instead I'm checking out how to get into scuba diving...
Let me know if you'd be willing to bring a scrub along the next time you go back there. It would be crazy to see whats been under a bridge I've driven over weekly for decades.
I'm glad they were able to dispose of the bombs properly.. no one got hurt.. and it will be a better day tomorrow..without the threat of those..
Absolutely awesome dive Jeremy , be interesting to get the low down on those dentures when you are able to get an answer about them. Cleaning up the environment can be such an interesting endeavor , thanks for doing that .
Be well ... stay safe ... keep smiling ... Later Later.
The gun magnet didn't strike this time😥 My mum had a tooth made out of solid white gold. It was a trendy thing in the olden days. The gold alone would be worth a bit of money. Be safe xo ❤👍
Gold amalgam fillings were not just done to be trendy. It was done because it was the best alternative.
@@littlejackalo5326 nice name :)
The evolution of this channel is insane.
Salute to the police officers that worked with you. Our thin blue line gets such a bad rap today. Without them, we are all in deep do-do! Keep up the good work yourself!
Please have the dentures checked out and keep us updated!! They look oooold!! Thanks Jeremy, your awesome! Love your videos! ❤️❤️❤️
I agree that they were very nice, Thankful Officers. I like what the Officer said in that why not be Friendly and that some calls they can't but when they can they are. They seemed Thankful for the call to get that Dangerous stuff out of the waterways. Good Job guys in helping get Dangerous items out of the water. Thank God some Children didn't find the Bombs and Gun. Thanks Guys...Another Awesome video!!!
Hello Jeremy. You have stated that Cobb County Officer's, etc. work with You.
I live near Detroit, Michigan and this is Wayne County. I won't go on about what happens here.
I have always Loved your Group, and all of the other's.
Thank You 😊
I'm sure a dentist will reach out. I'd think it would be amazing if those are a loved ones, it could give a family closure. Good find.
There would be no way of finding the owner of dentures that old.
I believe they may be George Washington's lost set of teeth. Lol!
Great finds. I'm never disappointed watching your vids. Stay safe and Happy Hunting!
Have you considered speaking to the police in the area you found them in so that they can be x-rayed so that it can be run through a missing persons database in case there is a match? Items can travel far down bodies of running water & who knows, it could be a key to an unsolved missing persons case. Just a suggestion though.
The round thing you found is an old, old am/fm radio. Myself and siblings got ones just like those in the early 70’s. My god they were awesome back then, a real Christmas present to get, especially because back then we didn’t have much money. I would have brought it up and cleaved it up, even if you just took the insides out and thrown them away, and somehow glued the disks, etc back in place! Awesome video!
What a killer freaking day out treasure hunting! So cool! Those dentures are fascinating! And the pipe bombs are pretty cool also...
You said dingleberries! What a special, meaningful word.
@@kathyharrison9848 In Oklahoma, the defination of 'dingleberry' is those little round turds that are on the rearend of sheep!!! lol!!!
@@donniegaskill1836 Or a long haired dog! 🤣
A dental school or a medical examiner might be able to help with the dentures. They must have been miserable to wear with little to no mandibular bone for them to ride on. This is an example of very early dentures anchored by implants or in this case, one remaining tooth. Great find. Looks like high quality gold. Please let us know what you find out about the dentures.
I dont wanna touch it
The man: **Proceeds to touch it cautiously**
Ikr
Tight editing Nug. Great video. I enjoy seeing the events from each of your groups channels. It seems like a respect and brotherhood type thing. Each diver has his own content but you all come together to support each others videos. I hope you finally got your steak. You did look very tired and h-angry at the end of Adams live stream.
What a crazy day🤘
Regarding those antique dentures... I think I know how it happened from first hand experience. I was sailing in Maine when an older gentleman with dentures took a dip into the cold cold water. The water was so cold that when he gasped, his dentures popped out! They sailed to the bottom. Likely something like this happened to the wearers of this found set. Creepy set, though. Would love to hear more about them.
I understand that in the River Thames is a wreck of a Liberty Ship that still as WWII shells and other rotting ammunition on board. If I remember it's just off Sheerness and has a standing military patrol to keep explorers away
No wonder George Washington never smiled. Those things can't be comfortable. 😬😬
He must have been a grumpy guy.
And his were made of wood!!
@@toniasalways no, they weren't. That story has been passed around because of how they look now. They were actually made of human teeth, cow teeth, horse teeth, or ivory... depending on the set (he had several different sets of dentures), but wood was never used in any known set of his dentures. Here is an article from the Mt. Vernon museum about them, if you are interested:
www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/health/washingtons-teeth/
Awesome day with your friends with some amazing finds. Stay safe. God Bless you
Thanks! You too!
Hi Jeremy. That was a hek of a find with the teeth & the pipe bombs.
Stay safe down there & now I'm hooked on 4 diving channels.
Thanks
All I could find about dentures made from ivory was around the 18th century. Sometimes the teeth were made from both ivory and human teeth. I would have them looked at. I'm curious as to how old they are.
Really cool finds! Makes me want to learn to dive!
Another awesome video! Nice teeth! Never hurts to have a backup! 😜😂
Love your videos! You have some awesome finds, but that teeth story is pretty creepy. LOL
Yes it was
That teeth find is amazing. Truly a piece of history
Dude! So, you mentioned something nonchalantly that caught my attention. The Milk Lid. I found one and for the last few years, I use it as a porcelain blade finisher when I build my own blades. That is awesome and I'll be changing my finisher now that I know what it is. Mine isn't branded or anything, but exactly the same looking thing as what you show
Dingle berry omg haven't heard that in years, great start.
Nug, best idea for handling explosives is to have a bucket of the river water to hand into which you can place anythig you find.
That way, they remain wet, do not risk drying out, and remain at a reasonably stable temperature.
I'd leave the bucket in stable ground next/as close to the river away from any vehicles or crowds of people.
The notary stamp looks legit to me. I worked for an insurance company in the 90's and the head of claims department & the head of accounting both had something similar to what you have. Great find frim 1915!!
Well that escalated quickly. Great job, guys!
That last officer is how police should be. The better you are with the public, the more the public will trust you.
That pink plastic bottle you had looks like an old Johnsons baby Lotion travel bottle or diaper bag bottle
What an awesome find, keep us informed on the teeth….dentures?
I hope I can get some answers
Yes Jeremy you did. Mine has 1992 on it and it is still an active Notary seal for Florida. and while Florida uses a rubber stamp for the notaries, I use the embossed seal on all areas initialed by the person getting the notary done. It's added protection in that the embosser has raised edges that when run through a copier those edges turn black showing it is a copy and not the original document. I'm in my 8th term as a notary for Florida now. FYI a term is 4 years.
The with depends on what the teeth are made of and what kind of metal is made from. My family makes dentures. My grandfather was a dentist who made his own dentures 80+ years ago and I'm pretty sure they predate that. Really cool! Should probably be in a museum but would look awesome on display in your home too!
Editing is terrific ! Great job ! Love the historical things found !
Some scary amazing and cool finds you'll no forgot these kind of days what story's to tell your grand kids 😁👍
Glad you enjoyed it
@3:10 it's a miniature droid from Star Wars! That gun screams mob hit! That .22 is what you call an "UP CLOSE & PERSONAL" kinda weapon, the kind your best friend uses to wack you, because it's always the best friend! From a distance it's like a pellet gun, not too effective. There's definitely a weird array of items in that river! Hell, if washers were currency you'd be good to go!
i love that cop at the end he is the best and all cops should be like that
I'd say get the dentures checked out. They look pretty old to me. My grandfather had a set from the sixties that look more modern than that. So yeah, I'd definitely have those checked out!! I'd love to know what you find out about them. Awesome vid as always!!
Yeah I think they are super old
I think they made dentures like them in early 1800's. Yes they should be worth quite a bit. They would have beloved to someone who was well off.
I would take those teeth to a denturist and have them checked. That was an awesome find.
Take those dentures to Rick at the pawnshop and have him call in an “expert”
The robot bomb removal was pretty cool. Awesome finds.
Amazing dive n treasure recovery. Smorgasbord of old denture work there.
Thanks 👍
Nug, I Love your videos!!!! Say hi to your beautiful daughter. Becareful out there with the bombs. Next time please say police officer ,don't say cop ,it doesn't sound good. Because you're a very respectful person n also very nice man. See you next time on your videos!!!❤❤❤❤💙💙🤟🤟🤟🤙🤙🤙👍👍👍👍👍
Cop stands for Constable on patrol, perfectly proper way to address them. Now if you say Pigs, that will set them off.
Absolutely amazing to watch something like this. That last cop you spoke to was lovely although the first didn’t seem to happy lol 😂
Another great video guys. Love the different types of videos you put on from stuff like this to finding missing loved ones
You are all amazing 😊
Wow that's crazy💣 😳 great finds!
8:59 - Finds teeth/dentures.
10:11 - Pipe bombs.
18:55 - Talks about the dentures.
🤫 watch the whole thing. 😁
@@exploringwithnug Heheh, of course! Just putting timestamps here just in case. 😁😋
Sick edit!! What an insane day! 🔥
I feel bad for the his sweet wife and kids in case one of those things would have went oops
Yeah I watched my own video a bunch of times. I love the beginning.
I would have felt bad too. Especially the right side.
Hey man back in 84 or 85, somewhere in the Hooch, just inside the perimeter near the jumping rocks, a drunk dumped our raft you'll find a bunch of unopened sodas and beers. My radio is also there!
Ripper episode Nug!
(That's 'really good' where I'm from)
Y'all make me want to take up Scuba Diving again!
Hi Jeremy and Adam thank you for everything that you have done and continue to do sending prayers and stay safe
3:20
The guy: *Glu Glu Glu Glu Glu*
Me: Oh Yeah, yeah It appears to be a dog collar
xD
For real you shoulda not touched the gun in the event there were prints of some sort on them. Prints are oily, and water wouldn’t guaranteed take them away especially since it was protected. But great video though guys! Truly cool!
I was thinking same thing. They're not very smart.
Wow everyone handles them and now they bring in a robot for powder that’s so wet it wouldn’t go off if you stomped on them
Well I thought the same thing but I can do what I want. They have procedures to follow and awesome toys to use. I get it
It's not every day they get an excuse to play with the toys!
No kidding, they could have just tossed those in the trash lol. There's no way those were still live.
@@TheExplosiveGuy once the powder dries, they can become live again according to another video I saw
Spray those stamps with PB Blaster and let them soak for a couple days it'll help break them loose! Used this stuff on a 125yr old coal burning parlor stove that I bought and restored. Got every nut and bolt off except one that was right on the burner pot! Pretty impressed with the stuff!
Fantastic finds, Jeremy, Adam, and Nick, and the pipe bomb finder..so sorry I forgot your name as I was typing this, so forgive me please 😢. Those teeth/dentures are a fascinating find. I hope somebody here can shed a light on them for you. Stay safe out there, and as always, thank you for all you do ❤😊