There was a lot of logging done in central Alabama around 1900. That's probably where the nickel came from. My great uncle was a foreman of his uncle's logging camp in Coosa County in 1909. He was only 12 years old & carried a pistol, because they never new anything about the random people who'd show up for work in the middle of the woods, escaped convicts, etc.
Man...What a cool permission..You will have to let me tag alone some day..Very cool..We have some in Jemison, AL..about 15 miles from my house..We'll have to get together..
Ever been around the old arbacoochee mining area in cleburne? It WAS the gold spot in 1800s. Had over 5k residents and 20 stores and saloons. Lots of creeks in cleburne I wanna prospect. Also old mica mines next my family property w lots of mica in it. Prob some gold too!
Wow. I can’t wait to find one of those myself. Awesome find my friend. Your really good with the teknetics/fisher machines. I’m learning a lot from you! Thanks so much. 😊👍🏻👍🏻
During the 1840’s Goldville was the second largest city in Alabama. “It was a tent city”. When the California gold rush started people left Alabama and went to California and left a lot of gold in Goldville and New Site. The largest gold nugget found in the eastern United States was found near Verbena Alabama. Rumor is a man in Verbena had a sluice box in his back yard and sent all three of his daughters to college with the gold he was pulling out of the box.
In the early 2000’s some Auburn Professor’s, using Minelab Gold Detectors in (Hatchet Creek) Coosa County Alabama were finding gold. They would get a signal in the bedrock cracks and use portable jackhammers to bust the bedrock to get the gold out. I knew the guy that was selling them the $3k Minelab’s. He had pictures of some of the Gold they were finding.✌️
@@FindingAlabama They had maps of the Mineral deposits in Coosa County. They definitely had the advantage. I saw a picture of a piece on white quarts about the size of a SoftBall with veins of Gold running through it. So yeah. That’s the piece they used to test the Minelab before they bought it.
Well I'll be! You work a '75 and a 2plus like me! FT make great tools that usually end up setting the bar for others to aspire to at the end of the day. Tools worth the wait, usually turn out to be great. Me, I'm waiting on the new FT Single Frequency. Quick and deep is right up my street.
Can you use Slipknot,s drums and bass without violating copy rights, that would be great..hint. No digging pass required in Al. Illegally anyways, and this goes on everywhere. Unmarked mines, scraped. You can also trespass without worry. Along as your not carrying a weapon, wich we all know anything 28an a half inches exposed is not against the law if not concieled. . Meaning they won't look for you if they can't see you from whoever dialed their property, unless they say you had a weapon. . Alabama cops hate the woods. . But the fact you are trespassing and with a weapon. Stay out mines and stay alive. You may find a false bottom 130 years old that drops 80+feet. Called an ore drop. Some are flooded.. ftp.
It's my friends property in this video. Appreciate you watching 👍🏻 I have zero tolerance for trespassing my self. I NEVER trespass.. we're no where near a mine👍
Good one brother
Thank you sir. Very cool to have you watch bro!
AWESOME
Thanks my friend!!
Congratulations on 800.
Thanks so much!!👍👍😎
I love that about the woods..its Quiet Detecting 🤫..but when you get something its nice..Love the V Nickel..Awesome
Thanks my friend! It was a bit of a shock. Its deep in the woods. Appreciate having you watch!
There was a lot of logging done in central Alabama around 1900. That's probably where the nickel came from. My great uncle was a foreman of his uncle's logging camp in Coosa County in 1909. He was only 12 years old & carried a pistol, because they never new anything about the random people who'd show up for work in the middle of the woods, escaped convicts, etc.
Awesome find!!
😘😜😜👍👍
Nice. Love all your detecting videos.
Sure appreciate that Lance!!👍👍👍😃
Man...What a cool permission..You will have to let me tag alone some day..Very cool..We have some in Jemison, AL..about 15 miles from my house..We'll have to get together..
Anytime brother!!😎👍👍
Awesome area in the woods and along the creek ! Oh ya baby, congrats on the V-Nickel 😃👍
Thank you Cherry!! Appreciate your support!!👍👍👍😎
That’s cool!! I love looking for old things.
Stacy thanks for watching!!👍👍
Awesome video bud!
Thank you Sir!!😎👍👍
Congrats on v nickel 👍👍
Thank you!😎👍👍
Nice 1900 V nickel SWEET!!!
Thanks Bill!!👍👍😎
That one's on my bucket list!!! Congrats!!!
Thank you my friend!!👍👍
Ever been around the old arbacoochee mining area in cleburne? It WAS the gold spot in 1800s. Had over 5k residents and 20 stores and saloons. Lots of creeks in cleburne I wanna prospect. Also old mica mines next my family property w lots of mica in it. Prob some gold too!
I haven't yet. Appreciate you stopping in👍👍
Found you on treasure stories. Duly subbed and will watch you content 👍🏻
Thank you much!! I will get over and check out your channel in the morning my friend!👍😎
Awesome 1900.. Hope you hit some nuggets that would be totally Cool.. Wish you the best,,,
Appreciate you watchin Dan!!😎👍👍
Wow. I can’t wait to find one of those myself. Awesome find my friend. Your really good with the teknetics/fisher machines. I’m learning a lot from you! Thanks so much. 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Always cool having you stop by brother. Thank you much for wstching brother.😎👍👍👍
Awesome find, I've yet to dig one!
It was a bit of a shock. We were deep in the woods. Never expexted it. Appreciate your support bro!😎
There's an old gold mine that's been closed down for decades close to my home in St.Clair county. can't get in there though.
We have a few closed here too. Appreciate you watching 💯 👍🏻
Can you still find gold at Alabama Gold Camp using a high banker
Absolutely. Still giving up the good stuff.
Appreciate you watching 👍
Great find! and great job on the video and sub count as well!
Sure appreciate you watching Jody!!!👍
There are a couple of places I would like to dredge or highbank for gold at in, Alabama... Good Luck brother!
Thank you Flash! Were like hounds on a cold track today.. But a little gift twords the end. Thanks for watching!
During the 1840’s Goldville was the second largest city in Alabama. “It was a tent city”. When the California gold rush started people left Alabama and went to California and left a lot of gold in Goldville and New Site. The largest gold nugget found in the eastern United States was found near Verbena Alabama.
Rumor is a man in Verbena had a sluice box in his back yard and sent all three of his daughters to college with the gold he was pulling out of the box.
Where are the rattle snakes and copper heads.?
There around but we didn't see any that day👍👍
Super super 1900 V nickel!!! Congratulations on the 800 also. You do a great job so 900 shouldn’t take long👍👍👍
Thanks so much Bobby!!😎👍👍
In the early 2000’s some Auburn Professor’s, using Minelab Gold Detectors in (Hatchet Creek) Coosa County Alabama were finding gold. They would get a signal in the bedrock cracks and use portable jackhammers to bust the bedrock to get the gold out.
I knew the guy that was selling them the $3k Minelab’s. He had pictures of some of the Gold they were finding.✌️
Appreciate that information my friend. And thanks for watching!!😎👍
@@FindingAlabama They had maps of the Mineral deposits in Coosa County. They definitely had the advantage. I saw a picture of a piece on white quarts about the size of a SoftBall with veins of Gold running through it. So yeah. That’s the piece they used to test the Minelab before they bought it.
Well I'll be! You work a '75 and a 2plus like me! FT make great tools that usually end up setting the bar for others to aspire to at the end of the day. Tools worth the wait, usually turn out to be great. Me, I'm waiting on the new FT Single Frequency. Quick and deep is right up my street.
Can you use Slipknot,s drums and bass without violating copy rights, that would be great..hint. No digging pass required in Al. Illegally anyways, and this goes on everywhere. Unmarked mines, scraped. You can also trespass without worry. Along as your not carrying a weapon, wich we all know anything 28an a half inches exposed is not against the law if not concieled. . Meaning they won't look for you if they can't see you from whoever dialed their property, unless they say you had a weapon. . Alabama cops hate the woods. . But the fact you are trespassing and with a weapon. Stay out mines and stay alive. You may find a false bottom 130 years old that drops 80+feet. Called an ore drop. Some are flooded.. ftp.
It's my friends property in this video.
Appreciate you watching 👍🏻 I have zero tolerance for trespassing my self. I NEVER trespass.. we're no where near a mine👍
Looks snake 🐍