Wow. .1901 Barber Half. Nice Matron Head Large Cent! Cool token. Mass Copper..cool. Fantastic cuff button. Awesome Crotal Bell! You guys always find the Best
me and my brother n laws found 7 mass 1812 artillery buttons jacket size... I wish one of us scored a cuff...even sold a few buttons on eBay for $300... you guys has a killer hunt .....i subbed !
New intro.. Seems a lot of people have changed up there intro. But I am a big fan. You guys are part of the reason, I finally after 4 years went from my coinmaster gt to a Mxt All Pro..
Back in 1901, a guy was using dowsing rods to detect civil war artifacts; and dropped the half dollar... He got all the good stuff, rifles, pistols; and bayonets..
Stellar hunt Todd! You guys got some really killer finds. Still snowed in here with about 6' of the white stuff. Terrible! Keep posting those colonial finds....it's the only thing getting me through this winter!! Cheers Chris
Thanks etrac, appreciate you watching and commenting. Sorry if I sounded disappointed in the Barber but since we were at a Colonial site, I was hoping for a Capped Bust or at least Seated.
Lol..I know Alan, but when my mind is set on Colonial Silver a Barber tends to disappoint me. Hope you can understand where I am coming from. Still a great save though
Lol Shawn, my eye site is bad so when I am reading small print I always try pronouncing the words to myself before I really know what it says. Bad habit of mine
Awesome finds, love the videos. Do you have any knowledge of counterfeit coins? I recently found an 1822 pewter large cent at a colonial home site. Any info would be greatly appriciated.....Thanks Ben.
Hi Az Kidd, Dave and I have dug up a fair share of colonial counterfeits. Counterfeiting was running rampant in England between the time of Charles II and KGIII and thus Carried over here to the new colonies as It was big business. We also have dug some of the Pewter ones like yourself. It is sad that pewter and lead countefeits were most likely experimental pieces to test the dies as more and more counterfeiting were done with cast dies here.
thiltzy1 Thank you very much for that info, do they have any value at all other then a pretty neat find! Will be back in Rhode Island in September for several months of detecting...Take Care and thanks again....Ben.
Historical Vale AZ, everything I dig up has historical value, I don't dig for monetary value. I have never sold a single piece that I have dug. Monetary is only what someone is willing to pay for it.
We ar lucky in the sense of where we live however, they don't just jump out the ground. We put a ton of research and time in to make our finds. Thanks for watching and I promise there will be more to see.
Brad Osbourne Thanks Brad. I could not possibly explain my methods as every coin is different and may require a different method. What works for me was all through trial and error and to go through all of that would require a book to be written. LOL sorry man but maybe I will write something about it one day as I am asked constantly about that subject
What state? I live in Maryland. Port Tobacco. I never see those old home foundations Gere. First silver I ever found was a 1545 1 real, holed. Killer. 70% readable
me and my brother n laws found 7 mass 1812 artillery buttons jacket size... I wish one of us scored a cuff...even sold a few buttons on eBay for $300... you guys has a killer hunt .....i subbed !
Great hunt guys. Congrats on the old large cents, the barber half and all the buttons. Great bunch of history.
That's why we do it, that's why my vids always conclude with "Preserving History" thanks for watching
Wow. .1901 Barber Half. Nice Matron Head Large Cent! Cool token. Mass Copper..cool. Fantastic cuff button. Awesome Crotal Bell! You guys always find the Best
Our research tends to pay off. Thanks for the reply Jps
Nice job and awesome finds! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
WOW! A Massachusetts and a War of 1812 button! Dave was killing it too!
Killer finds man! The Artillery corps button is sick, I love the old military buttons.
I love the military relics as well
me and my brother n laws found 7 mass 1812 artillery buttons jacket size... I wish one of us scored a cuff...even sold a few buttons on eBay for $300... you guys has a killer hunt .....i subbed !
I am always amazed at the finds you and Dave recover. Awesome!
We really do a ton of research mtcooley. It helps us to get on good sites
WTG! Congrats guys!! Beautiful finds! Aloha!Pat
Thanks Pat...Aloha
Great hunt guys!
Thanks Soopa
Great great finds. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks Gato
New intro.. Seems a lot of people have changed up there intro. But I am a big fan. You guys are part of the reason, I finally after 4 years went from my coinmaster gt to a Mxt All Pro..
Cool shawn, how is the MXT treating you???
Awesome hunt, you guys killed it. Congrats on the coppers and Barber.
Digging tokens is always an unexpected Plus..
Yes Deepdigger, tokens are rare for us
Fantastic hunt! Awesome variety! Congrats on another killer day!
Thanks again Hoover Boys
Back in 1901, a guy was using dowsing rods to detect civil war artifacts; and dropped the half dollar... He got all the good stuff, rifles, pistols; and bayonets..
Love that providence civil war token. Great finds HH
Me too and thanks for viewing
WOW You had a Great day Todd!
Congrats on the barber half. That Civil War token is so cool!!!
GL and HH in future hunts!
Thanks you much, thanks for taking the time to watch
Stellar hunt Todd! You guys got some really killer finds. Still snowed in here with about 6' of the white stuff. Terrible! Keep posting those colonial finds....it's the only thing getting me through this winter!! Cheers
Chris
Cheers RelicMedic, I will continue posting
That's a sick hunt! Really nice barber!
Thanks etrac, appreciate you watching and commenting. Sorry if I sounded disappointed in the Barber but since we were at a Colonial site, I was hoping for a Capped Bust or at least Seated.
Todd, great hunting. Love the MASS button, CWT and LC. You're right that Barber is out of place......oh and please stop cussing the Barbers. LOL
Lol..I know Alan, but when my mind is set on Colonial Silver a Barber tends to disappoint me. Hope you can understand where I am coming from. Still a great save though
I like the button at 12:35. I think you're the first guy to ever find a War of 1812 corpse button. :D That was hilarious!
Lol Shawn, my eye site is bad so when I am reading small print I always try pronouncing the words to myself before I really know what it says. Bad habit of mine
Awesome stuff guys simply awesome!
Thanks Tony
Nice video and congrats on all the AWESOME finds!! GL & HH -Nikki
Thanks NRCR
GREAT finds as always. You and Dave did great. Congrats and keep it up!
Great video! Awesome coins and relics. You have found a really good location to hunt. Thanks for sharing and HH!
Thanks and keep getting those hands "Dirty"
Great Great Hunt!! Awesome finds!! Thanks for sharing!! GL & HH, Jerimy
Thanks for taking the time to watch JL
Holy crotal bell, I wish all my sites were hunted out like that. ;) Killer finds for sure.
lol..that crotal bell was a big one
Barber Halfs don't come around often. Don't be disappointed it's not a Seated. I have only got 2 in 20 Years.
Nice finds there well done. GL & HH
TY sir
cool finds! that Mass coin has the arrows in right talon it is the higher priced one
Thanks for that info swamprat
Looks like you was on fire that day Todd! You and Dave always make some killer finds! GL and HH
Thanks La Gold. These sites have all been hunted prior to us. Just know your machine and have persistence
Awesome finds, love the videos. Do you have any knowledge of counterfeit coins? I recently found an 1822 pewter large cent at a colonial home site. Any info would be greatly appriciated.....Thanks Ben.
Hi Az Kidd, Dave and I have dug up a fair share of colonial counterfeits. Counterfeiting was running rampant in England between the time of Charles II and KGIII and thus Carried over here to the new colonies as It was big business. We also have dug some of the Pewter ones like yourself. It is sad that pewter and lead countefeits were most likely experimental pieces to test the dies as more and more counterfeiting were done with cast dies here.
thiltzy1 Thank you very much for that info, do they have any value at all other then a pretty neat find! Will be back in Rhode Island in September for several months of detecting...Take Care and thanks again....Ben.
Historical Vale AZ, everything I dig up has historical value, I don't dig for monetary value. I have never sold a single piece that I have dug. Monetary is only what someone is willing to pay for it.
Todd, you and Dave made some awesome finds. It's hard to find coins like those where I live, so I guess I'll watch you find em for me. HH, Jerry
We ar lucky in the sense of where we live however, they don't just jump out the ground. We put a ton of research and time in to make our finds. Thanks for watching and I promise there will be more to see.
Great video as always! how do you clean your coppers? thanks
Brad Osbourne Thanks Brad. I could not possibly explain my methods as every coin is different and may require a different method. What works for me was all through trial and error and to go through all of that would require a book to be written. LOL sorry man but maybe I will write something about it one day as I am asked constantly about that subject
What state? I live in Maryland. Port Tobacco. I never see those old home foundations Gere. First silver I ever found was a 1545 1 real, holed. Killer. 70% readable
You need to add vdi readings live
Wow, actually hard to put into words how awesome. You Yankees rock on the relics...ha ha.
Thanks for the kind words Mark
theres optimists, pessimists and then theres me, a metalist. \m/
First view. First comment. First to say awesome! Great vid!
Wish I had a prize to give for 1st Viewer..haha
Bro..where they F are you..National park!!?
Do you hunt in relic or coin..
I hunt in Relic mode only Shawn
did not help at all just all show
me and my brother n laws found 7 mass 1812 artillery buttons jacket size... I wish one of us scored a cuff...even sold a few buttons on eBay for $300... you guys has a killer hunt .....i subbed !
1812 Military are some of my favorite relics to find