I'm recently retired and just getting into metal detecting. I've been binge watching your videos and I hope they don't run out! I love how much fun you guys have on your outings and how supportive you are of each other. This may not be an original thought, but I think your gang and the detecting adventures you go on are ready made for a series on the History Channel or Netflix! American Pickers and Pawn Stars have nothing on you all!
I know that it won’t mean much to anyone else but Doug is a spitting image of my grandpa that we lost 3 years ago to Parkinson’s disease(agent orange from his service in the navy). I watch this and am in awe of how much they look alike. Not only that but my grandpa was a huge civil war history buff. He would have got a kick out of these videos. Thank you Doug for looking the way you do! Lol you bring me a little bit of peace.
If the museum accepts your lock you should put a QR code alongside it linking to this video. Patrons might enjoy seeing what it looked like when it was first found.
Every time I see the lock it moves me to tears. The workmanship and the age , is beyond words. Thanks for finding a great piece of our history. It definitely needs to be seen by the others. Thanks for sharing your wonderful video. From Texas USA
Thanks for another great detecting video. Some Fabulous relic coins,especially the 1760's King Charles the III Reale. The padlock is really cool ....... and from the 1600's. It's great that you plan on donating it to the museum. The infantry button was simply incredible!!!
WOWZERS! MY GOSH YALL REALLY KNOCKED THAT ONE OUT OF THE PARK. I want yall to go back again and again. I thought Dougie was gunna fall over with his quarter spill. He's got silver fever. Thanks yall for the entertainment. Hi Paul and Charlie. Great finds for all.
Wow Jason that lock is absolutely amazing. Never seen anything like it. You and the whole quarter hoarder team did such an amazing job at that place thank you for sharing a little bit of history with us.
Jason....I love what you and your friends do! I have secretly wanted a metal detector and tools my whole life....and that's been a long time. I research anything historical, along with researching people through genealogy. They all go hand in hand to see a bigger picture of the past. I think my favorite find is the triangle lock. It is by far one of the rarest things I've ever seen in a dig. That banana paid off! haha! My understanding of that piece is that it would have been a lock for a personal trunk. You are probably right that the key may have broken off. There may have been a sliding plate to cover the keyhole. I would have been silly giddy to find it and want to dig a hole to China to see if there was anything that it had been attached to. However, it was obvious that you were respecting the owner's property and replacing your divots! Do you ever get to Alabama? I have lifelong family friends that live toward the North and they lived in a house that was built around 1820. We stayed there often on trips to visit. There is a great deal of history there. They had very good relations with the Cherokee Indians, including Andrew Jackson. They assisted Jackson in the civil war and Jackson relied on them heavily for trade, as well as allies during the war of the states. I'm sure that house is a haven for detectorists. Take care and thank you for a great video. I'm a new subscriber after today!
Best video ever! Loved it, you guys are so fun to watch! Love your humor too;) Since I live close to the Mercer Museum I’ll definitely go and check out your awesome padlock. That’s so great you are donating it☺️
I really like watching your videos. It's nice seeing a bunch of guys my age enjoying a hobby that can be satisfying and a fun way to spend an afternoon razzing each other and being happy for each other when a friend finds something special.
Great coins and relics at that place. Must be exciting to hunt there not knowing what century the target is from. Sweet KG spill, Charlie’s Duece, that Infantry Button is incredible and that lock is the most amazing I’ve ever seen. Great job boys.
Great channel you guys! Love the comradery and the great humor (and no cuss words which is fantastic since I watch with my kids). Keep up the great work. I just got a Vanquish 540 (first detector ever) and can't wait for the MN ground to thaw out so I can give it a try. By the way, I LOVE the shirt Charlie!!
Hey Jason and gang, I don't comment often but that lock is outstanding! And Doug's 2 Reale amazing! Enjoyed the hunt. Congrats all around. Cheers Kevin
Wow, that was the coolest padlock I've ever seen! Y'all had some really good luck with the coins. They were nice looking coins to be that old. Take care of yourself. 💖
The moment I saw the pin that Doug found at the 22:00 mark, I thought it looked like a Cub Scout pin. I remember them from my scout days.... a very long time ago.
Real nice finds I watch your channel off and on. I’m going to GA in December to a Civil War site. Hope to get some nice finds. Keep up the great videos.
Kudos to you Jason! You might be the Quarter Hoarder but you certainly aren't selfish with some of your finds. To offer to donate the lock to the Mercer Museum for others to enjoy shows true class! Respects from this "envious" digger!
Doug 😱 it would Girl Scouts of it were a beaver @Dog Tag Doug 🤣 awful just awful!! Doug your had the most amazing hunt my friend ☺️. Congrats on those awesome finds!! Your padlock and Infantry button are amazing finds 😃. Charlie and Paul, I loved your finds guys ☺️
Hard to part with because nothing mechanical is more worthless to "collectors" than padlocks without keys. Besides maybe rusted padlocks that wouldn't work if they did have a key and it's "value" is nothing so unless you give it away and even that's hard to do with true non-working scrap metal junk, it's going to be hard NOT to "part with". And all those "finds"? Are all "junk" as far as "collector value" and somebody "back in the day" OBVIOUSLY "salted" that "colonial" yard with junk "antiques" with zero "monetary value" for a "treasure hunt" at some point. Probably "back in the day" when metal detecting was "hot" and the local detector "dealer" was looking to move product with customer "demos", a local club was trying to recruit new members, a Boy Scout troop was "treasure hunting" or some similar total "set up" with exactly zero "monetary loss" if/when some or all of the "treasures" were never found. Which is the case when you expect the machine to "do the work" for you.
@@deeremeyer1749 So, do you throw away everything you find unless it has monetary value to a collector? Does holding items in your hand from colonial times not do anything for you? I don’t get it. I wouldn’t give the old lock away. It’s a relic with historic value. Maybe not monetary but the value is definitely there and I don’t detect for a living anyway.
@@deeremeyer1749 You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. That padlock alone would be wanted by quite a few museums. And the coins are really great too. And the value in the padlock is not the ability to use it but the history behind it. You need to educate yourself more.
I'm recently retired and just getting into metal detecting. I've been binge watching your videos and I hope they don't run out! I love how much fun you guys have on your outings and how supportive you are of each other.
This may not be an original thought, but I think your gang and the detecting adventures you go on are ready made for a series on the History Channel or Netflix! American Pickers and Pawn Stars have nothing on you all!
I know that it won’t mean much to anyone else but Doug is a spitting image of my grandpa that we lost 3 years ago to Parkinson’s disease(agent orange from his service in the navy). I watch this and am in awe of how much they look alike. Not only that but my grandpa was a huge civil war history buff. He would have got a kick out of these videos. Thank you Doug for looking the way you do! Lol you bring me a little bit of peace.
If the museum accepts your lock you should put a QR code alongside it linking to this video. Patrons might enjoy seeing what it looked like when it was first found.
Excellent advice!
Every time I see the lock it moves me to tears. The workmanship and the age , is beyond words. Thanks for finding a great piece of our history. It definitely needs to be seen by the others. Thanks for sharing your wonderful video. From Texas USA
Yeah, we don't get finds like that down here (Texas), unfortunately.
Great content man. Y’all are enjoying a life of cool metal detecting. Blessings!
Thank you for finding American History & displaying for all of us!!
that triangle lock is incredible. also, the coins found made an amazing hunt all around. congrats to all who were out there.
The 1600s lock is sooooo coool! I would love to touch something from that century. Must feel so weird!!!
come to the UK and you can go for a beer in a pub that was built in the 1600s if you wanted to 😅👍
@@weedfreer Yes! England has an amazing history for sure!
@@KayInMaine England...and Wales/Scotland too...have ALL the history!
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@@weedfreer Yes! Sorry. 😎
@@KayInMaine no need to be sorry ☺️
Thanks for another great detecting video. Some Fabulous relic coins,especially the 1760's King Charles the III Reale. The padlock is really cool ....... and from the 1600's. It's great that you plan on donating it to the museum. The infantry button was simply incredible!!!
Ol' guy jokes are always the best.
WOWZERS! MY GOSH YALL REALLY KNOCKED THAT ONE OUT OF THE PARK. I want yall to go back again and again. I thought Dougie was gunna fall over with his quarter spill. He's got silver fever. Thanks yall for the entertainment. Hi Paul and Charlie. Great finds for all.
Relic detectors dream site! Good for you guys👍👍👍
Wow Jason that lock is absolutely amazing. Never seen anything like it. You and the whole quarter hoarder team did such an amazing job at that place thank you for sharing a little bit of history with us.
Thanks. Places like this make it that much easier
Jason....I love what you and your friends do! I have secretly wanted a metal detector and tools my whole life....and that's been a long time. I research anything historical, along with researching people through genealogy. They all go hand in hand to see a bigger picture of the past.
I think my favorite find is the triangle lock. It is by far one of the rarest things I've ever seen in a dig. That banana paid off! haha!
My understanding of that piece is that it would have been a lock for a personal trunk. You are probably right that the key may have broken off. There may have been a sliding plate to cover the keyhole. I would have been silly giddy to find it and want to dig a hole to China to see if there was anything that it had been attached to. However, it was obvious that you were respecting the owner's property and replacing your divots!
Do you ever get to Alabama? I have lifelong family friends that live toward the North and they lived in a house that was built around 1820. We stayed there often on trips to visit. There is a great deal of history there. They had very good relations with the Cherokee Indians, including Andrew Jackson. They assisted Jackson in the civil war and Jackson relied on them heavily for trade, as well as allies during the war of the states. I'm sure that house is a haven for detectorists.
Take care and thank you for a great video. I'm a new subscriber after today!
Best video ever! Loved it, you guys are so fun to watch! Love your humor too;)
Since I live close to the Mercer Museum I’ll definitely go and check out your awesome padlock. That’s so great you are donating it☺️
I really like watching your videos. It's nice seeing a bunch of guys my age enjoying a hobby that can be satisfying and a fun way to spend an afternoon razzing each other and being happy for each other when a friend finds something special.
Glad to see how this day ended for you guys. We are lucky to find coins 100 years NEWER here in MN. Amazing find! Jim Parry, Backroads Metal Detecting
One of the best I've seen. That should be a Cub bear on that pin.
Jealous of the finds.
Congratulations on that beautiful lock.
Thanks Steve!
My great great grandfather also fought at Gettysburg, at little round top. He survived too, named Van Pray.
What's up GUYS! Excellent group of guys/gals!!
Congratulations! That lock is an incredible find! What a great group of guys! That permission is definitely worth going to again! LFOD!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That lock is Amazing! Congrats Q!
WOW....What an awesome hunt by all you guys... Incredible finds...Sweet coins and relics...👍
Congrats on all those wonderful coins and to you dog with that Spanish
Not only were you finding awesome things but that yard kept them all in superb condition. 👍⚒ Doug had me literally lol with the Girl Scout comment.
Wow! What a dream hunt! Congrats to all of you on such amazing finds! And thanks for the great videos! ❤️
Great coins and relics at that place. Must be exciting to hunt there not knowing what century the target is from. Sweet KG spill, Charlie’s Duece, that Infantry Button is incredible and that lock is the most amazing I’ve ever seen. Great job boys.
LOL LOL LOL - You guys are hilarious - love y'all
Keep it up man! I look forward to watching your videos every single week.
What an exciting day ‼️. Congratulations on so many awesome treasures. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Looking forward to seeing you guys in October.
Wonderful! I’ve never seen such a great reaction to a 1959 quarter! 😆♥️
Wow the lock 🔒 was super awesome !
Incredible digs guys! Congrats! The Lock is so cool! Blessings boys! 👍😘
Great channel you guys! Love the comradery and the great humor (and no cuss words which is fantastic since I watch with my kids). Keep up the great work. I just got a Vanquish 540 (first detector ever) and can't wait for the MN ground to thaw out so I can give it a try. By the way, I LOVE the shirt Charlie!!
Doug...that 59 quarter is my birth year....congrats
Wow that padlock is very cool. Lifetime find.
Excellent finds all the way! Great adventure simply amazing! Congratulations to you all!
Whoa Doug huge congrats on that pistareen that thing is amazing!!!!!
Amazing Finds! Awesome Lock!!!
Outstanding Infantry button & lock was amazing. Congrats to Doug with his finds.
Great hunt. Great finds. And great display of finds at the end.
22:28 is a cub scout badge which would be worn on a sash.
Great and exciting finds. Fun!!
Gotta swat a fly away every time a video begins? Great job editing and saving birds of history that would be otherwise lost forever
AWESOME finds you guys. Always look forward to watching your videos...good luck to all of you guys on future hunts..
Hey Jason and gang, I don't comment often but that lock is outstanding! And Doug's 2 Reale amazing! Enjoyed the hunt. Congrats all around. Cheers Kevin
Thanks so much Kevin.
Congrats on the lock Jason, but everyone found amazing stuff.
Unreal ! You guy’s are the best
Yeah it was worth the wait for part 2. Great vid
Wow, that was the coolest padlock I've ever seen! Y'all had some really good luck with the coins. They were nice looking coins to be that old. Take care of yourself. 💖
The moment I saw the pin that Doug found at the 22:00 mark, I thought it looked like a Cub Scout pin. I remember them from my scout days.... a very long time ago.
Super awesome video. Thank you for sharing with us 🤜🤛
What an amazing hunt. Did the lock make it into the museum?✌❤
I hope the Museum takes the Lock,
2 ND viewing for me, Absolute Fantastic Coin finds Yall were on fire !
I've started watching your vids now. Good finds in the last two!
Way to go guys, that place is packed with History!!! 🤙
Wow , Just Wow guys !!! Amazing finds . Y’all are the best ❤️❤️🌼🌼
Doug, "it would be girl scouts if it was a beaver", laughing my butt off!!! Great, amazing finds, congrats to all of you!!!
Yes!! Best Line Ever!! 🤣
@@kirkasplin776 "He's from another generation..."
@@dogtagdoug6751 still laughing 😃!
That lock is awesome!
I really like that you guys are having so much fun !!!! Exciting to watch!!!!!
So many awesome finds! The Pistareen and padlock are Fantastic finds!! Great job guy's. What a great permission. GL&HH!
Love all your videos just found them and subscribed I love history great find on the padlock
Jason gets so excited. Tons of fun !
One of the top 5 hunts I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing. You guys are the best!
“Yeah it would be Girl Scouts if it was a beaver” bruh 😂😂😂
Quote of the day!
I was laughing so hard my eyes closed. Lol
Real nice finds I watch your channel off and on. I’m going to GA in December to a Civil War site. Hope to get some nice finds. Keep up the great videos.
Hello Quarter Hoarder from Laura from the West Midlands UK
Kudos to you Jason! You might be the Quarter Hoarder but you certainly aren't selfish with some of your finds. To offer to donate the lock to the Mercer Museum for others to enjoy shows true class! Respects from this "envious" digger!
Treasure quest J.D.?? Much love ❤
I LOVE watching this!! So much fun! 🌿
Yay! New video to take my mind off the news!!
Amazing finds! Part two was worth the wait. That lock was the shiz. You guys never fail to crack me up.
Dougs last find was a pin badge for the cub scouts much love from New Zealand
So many very cool finds. That lock was a great find. Thanks for sharing and take care.
What an awesome permission. The coins and relics are amazing! The pistareen and padlock are simply incredible. Good job hunting!
Well done boys!!!!!!
That lock is totally incredible
Awesome finds!
Man those finds were insane. That lock is amazing!!!
Epic day right there!!
Congratulations Jason, that was a phenomenal hunt!
Great shirt, Charlie!!
Helllloooo from New Hampshire. Congrats on all your finds! You guys are so fun.
Cool video. Awesome find.
Doug 😱 it would Girl Scouts of it were a beaver @Dog Tag Doug 🤣 awful just awful!! Doug your had the most amazing hunt my friend ☺️. Congrats on those awesome finds!! Your padlock and Infantry button are amazing finds 😃. Charlie and Paul, I loved your finds guys ☺️
I learn so much from your channel. Thank You,,,,,
Wow! What a record day! Congrats to all of you!
Enough locks in museum I'd keep it on my desk. That's a beauty!!
A beautiful padlock Jason. Well done!
Great hunt guys
Amazing Finds!!!!!!!!
What’s up guys! Great video!
Another off the chain video-great job guys 👍🏼🇺🇸
Thanks Aggie!
Love charlies reaction with the infantry button and had a story to go with it 😊
Love y’all’s videos. Hope to see yall again soon. Once in a lifetime lock my friend!!
I like how you show what a nice internet photo of a coin to be able to compare to what is found.
Great Video!!!!
What a awesome finds you all got, i like the 2 cent coins a lot! Keep on doing the great job guys 👍🥇
Doug’s new extra alter ego” Dig Doug”
Incredible finds. The padlock would be hard to part with though. Not everyday someone finds something like that.
Hard to part with because nothing mechanical is more worthless to "collectors" than padlocks without keys. Besides maybe rusted padlocks that wouldn't work if they did have a key and it's "value" is nothing so unless you give it away and even that's hard to do with true non-working scrap metal junk, it's going to be hard NOT to "part with".
And all those "finds"? Are all "junk" as far as "collector value" and somebody "back in the day" OBVIOUSLY "salted" that "colonial" yard with junk "antiques" with zero "monetary value" for a "treasure hunt" at some point. Probably "back in the day" when metal detecting was "hot" and the local detector "dealer" was looking to move product with customer "demos", a local club was trying to recruit new members, a Boy Scout troop was "treasure hunting" or some similar total "set up" with exactly zero "monetary loss" if/when some or all of the "treasures" were never found. Which is the case when you expect the machine to "do the work" for you.
@@deeremeyer1749 So, do you throw away everything you find unless it has monetary value to a collector? Does holding items in your hand from colonial times not do anything for you? I don’t get it. I wouldn’t give the old lock away. It’s a relic with historic value. Maybe not monetary but the value is definitely there and I don’t detect for a living anyway.
@@deeremeyer1749 You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. That padlock alone would be wanted by quite a few museums. And the coins are really great too. And the value in the padlock is not the ability to use it but the history behind it. You need to educate yourself more.
The old padlock define what do you think it's worth.. great videos keep up the good work.. the Winter Park, Florida...👍✌️🙏🇺🇲
All-in-all a great haul. Well done!