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- In this adventure I traveled up to Seekonk, Massachusetts where I got the privilege of metal detecting my friends property that has been lived on for hundreds of years. I also got to do some treasure hunting in Little Compton, Rhode Island, where I found the oldest coin I've ever found by a long shot. So tune in while I dig artifacts that go all the way back to the colonial era. New England has been densely populated for a long time so you just never know what you might dig up next!
This is one of my many adventures! So subscribe to my channel and follow along with my adventures. I also love metal detecting, bottle digging, arrowhead hunting, mudlarking, kayaking, and all kinds of other outdoor activities so you are not going to want to miss out!
In this video I'm using my Nokia Makro "The Legend" metal detector, a Garret all-terrain pinpointer, and my Predator shovel and hand digger.
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Great video. Woods Hibernia 10 years older than 1733. Andy
I live in Alabama and on some family property was a civil war campsite and late 1800s early 1900s picnic grove . Found lots of civil war bullets from both sides and buttons from both sides. An 1857 half dime, 1852 three cent piece, i think 1858 flying eagle penny, lots of early wheaties, and a few silver dimes
Very nice, I'll bet thats a lot of fun to hunt!
The round thing with the rectangle inside was for an old electric service hub for se service entrance cable) that one was probably when they had A base metering.
Thanks for the lead I'll check into that. Its definitely one of those items where you see and feel like you should know exactly what it is, just cant place it!
Nice video and Congrats for the excellent finds! Mass and nearby RI are geat states to hunt with tons of history. Found my first 2 half dimes in Little Compton, ironically enough while being employed in Seekonk.
Yeah I love it when I get to dig up there. So much history all over the place you never know what you’re going to turn up.
Awesome video and great finds! First time seeing you. I'm a new subscriber. Got you buddy! 👍
Thanks for checking me out! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome find 🎉🎉😊
Thanks, I couldn't believe it!
nice coins! subbed!
Thanks a bunch! Hopefully I'll make it back up there again soon!
cool video💯❤️💯
Thanks for tuning in!
SCYTHE NIB is your "what is it" piece before the toe tap. It was used to hold the blade to the handle. Looks like you are in a great old spot, congrats on the Hibernia! Massachusetts has tons of hidden history. Great video!
I think you might be right, much appreciated! I've been thinking about that one for like a year or so now. Thanks for watching!
Great video
Thanks for watching!