First Time My Metal Detector Has Gone OFF THE CHARTS
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- On this adventure I revisit the property where the incredible 8-Reales was found and IMMEDIATELY find another giant silver coin.
Original music by Brad Martin
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I just bought a rudimentary introductory metal detector after watching these videos. I live in Western mass, not too far from you!.
I have a nine-year-old and a 14-year-old that because of our love of the movie goonies love treasure hunting . lol!!!
With this new set up, we started in our front yard for about 15 min. We found a quarter that was dated with my wife’s birth year, but also found an iron toy truck. A toy that some child played with over 80 to a 100 years ago. The light in my own children’s eye lit up, with these discoveries. Thanks to you I truly think we now have a life long family hobby!
I have to thank you again for the visual beeps.
Some people don't realize how terrible beeps can be when you're hard of hearing and wear ear buds.
I usually have them turned up so i can hear, and i can't deal with annoying beeps.
Hats off to ya😊
Amen to that!
The good old days when you gave lead toys to your kids, and on their 7th Christmas, a hatchet to "be careful" with.
90% sure that's a period camp axe circa 1760-1780's. Great find!!!
I am Not any kind of expert, but I do camp a lot and that is exactly what I was thinking...it looks like a camp axe.
Hatchets with long beards are for caving it gives you more control ewing axes are flat on one side
That's what I think. A camp ax would have been a typical part of a militia man's accessories.
Lots of good guesses on the hatchet head. I was a green woodcarver for 25 years specializing in wooden spoons. I used a hatchet similar to this for the initial hewing of the shape. Some hewing hatchets are called side axes or carpenters hatchets and are flat on one side and beveled on the other to make the flat planing chops. You strike with the hatchet going up the side and then come down in one long stroke to make a flat surface. For the curves you file different bevels on each side of another hatchet head to help the axe roll around a curve. Your's could very well be a salesman's sample but it could also be cleaned up, sharpened and used for hewing out a cooking spoon or any of a myriad of hand carved items the colonial pioneers needed.
Brad, at 10:47 you said that "you guessed that they (the Boutwell and the Robinson & Ballou tokens) were owned by the same people." Probably not. Boutwell (a miller) issued almost 40 varieties of his token which (is believed) was made by the Scovill Manufacturing Co. of Waterbury, CT. R&B (grocers) issued around 15 varieties of their token. Not sure where they were struck. cf Fuld, US Civil War Store Cards, 3rd edition. Best to you!
Brad, I swear you make the best metal detecting videos on UA-cam. Love your channel and your adventures! Keep up the amazing work! Kudos sir!!
My European brain automatically went: Tomahawk! 🤣 Great video, as always Brad! (also, silver tarnishes from exposure to Sulphur... Turns black)
I'm in the US and also automatically thought, "Tomahawk!" 😂
I especially like the shots of the plant life, views and simple nature thrown in between your finds. Make you unique.
You know Brad. When you found that little lead cup and said how rare it is to fine the Remains of Children...'s toys I almost spit my tea out? When I was young, in my teens, we moved into an old brownstone in S Chicago and it had a coal flap and a chute that went into the basement bin
I " earned" the task of shoveling out the old coal and taking it out by the 5 gallon bucket. My stepfather at the time was a cop and while I was digging I found bones?? I freaked out cause the house was creepy enough as is without a skeleton in the coal bin.He took the bones to work and had them looked at by someone. He said they were dog bones but I saw the piece of jaw and dogs don't have flat molars? But I was 12-13. The seller was a plumber and there were bins all lined up with elbows and stuff. Tons of them, I also hauled those out by the bucket. And 3 old paint cans. They were heavy, too heavy for paint so I opened them. They were full of pocket change and rolled pennies. I have them in a gallon bag in my house somewhere? I'm 52 now. The silver change I spent but the pennies were just pennies I kept for 40 years. No Large Cents for me.....drink BI***ES !!! I miss Banana Eddie on the eps..
The people who made the store tokens kept the dies from a job and often reused them for others, they were thrifty Yankees. You guys need to go over this place with a fine tooth comb! Can't wait for more, cya next week!
Been following you for years. Every year your videos just get better. The addition of the numerical and audio as a visual is great. Only one I’ve seen to do it. Stay happy Brad.
I really like when you show native wildflowers! It adds a lot to the visuals of your search locations!😊
That silver earring is amazing.. it could literally be cleaned up and used as an earring right away!
Wow!!! Now that is what I would call a GREAT DAY!!! Thank you for sharing it with us!!! God Bless Us All!!!
I used to cut kindling with a little hatchet just like that one ,40 years ago as a young child. Memories..
Enjoyed from Southwest Tennessee once again
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That hatchet will look great, shined up and with a new handle...great finds, Brad
It's high time I release my latest invention; the Weed Whacking Metal Detector! Do two jobs at once!
Get you inches deeper in more places. Great idea. 😄
I would like to be the first to order one...lol
In New Zealand we call those a trade axe, thats because they were traded for goods as they were of great value when NZ was settled.
Long enough day to watch the stubble grow. Looks like it was a fun day.
I have found on several earings that many times the actual hook hanger has a mint mark or metal grade number stamped. Nice find...👍🏻
I don’t know Brad, you could have planted that moss and waited for it to grow 😂
Great finds!!
That is a hand made earring. You can tell by the bale connection. The stone looks to be old mined turquoise or possibly opal. The silver is more than likely fine silver rather than sterling. .999 Fine silver doesn't tarnish like sterling. Definitely add a bale for a very nice pendant. Just submerge in a water bath in a tin cup while soldering it on and it won't hurt the stone.
Hatch head could be a shingle hatchet or just a small camp hatchet. I love finding ax and hatch heads. Keep me digging the low tones.
Love fridays new metal detecting.
I’ve got an earring almost identical (from a small shop in New Mexico) to the one you found. If I were you I’d have to keep coming back to this site after all of the interesting things you’ve found. You make Friday mornings so interesting, thanks.
Yes my thought was it was modern due to the post. I wonder what the heck it's doing out in that field?
Around here, if you keep finding good stuff like that, we put you in timeout. 😂 Great finds, Brad!
I love the sliding indicator at the top of the screen! I've never swung a metal detector, so I never understood the % numbers you'd quote when deciding to dig. So fascinating! ❤
Cool finds Brad! Keep on digging, and I'll catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Amazing finds-as always! The silver earring needs to be a pendant for your wife!😍
Found the rest of the lady! You crack me up Brad. Love your channel!❤❤❤❤
Excellent hunt Brad. Congrats on the 1918 walking liberty half dollar, and the largie and token and of course Vern's finds too.
Nice, I always enjoy the little bits of history that you pull out of the ground.
It's platinum. 😂 Love the chemistry with vern! Thanks!
Fantastic hatchet! Love to see it and the teacup cleaned up.
10:15 Robinson & Ballou civil war store card. I have a couple of those! 👍👍 I believe both the Oliver Boutwell and Robinson & Ballou store cards were minted by Scovill Mfg. Co., hence the similarity in the design.
Brad, so happy you do not have snow. I hope it extends your treasure hunting and takes you well into Fall. It interesting, this no snow business… as my bff made her yearly pilgrimage to Lake Tahoe to enjoy her time share. She sent pics for me, as that daggum lake is pure magic to me! Anyhoo… the mountains barely, and I mean barely had snow on the tippy tops. Where they are usually snow capped well into summer. The great update was with her pic of the boat ramp from her place to the water. 2022 they had to climb down the ladder and it was a 10 foot walk on the sand to the waters edge. 2023 It was a 5 foot walk. This year 2024… drop your boat in, or dive right off…as it is full to the top of the dock! 🥰🥹😊😀🥳🤩. Oh happy day, it made my heart swell! I will never see it in person again in my lifetime… but man, with her pics and my childhood to midlife memories… I’m all good! Just had to share, take care. 💕 TK in KY
Awesome half Brad. One of the most beautiful coins every made in my opinion. Awesome earring.
What a tremendous location you've got there! I have to say that I absolutely love the grid along the top- very innovative! The coins and everything else were great too- well done!
Very first artifact i found when i started this hobby 2+ yrs ago was an axe head. I hardly knew what i was doing then and am etill learning. I have been hooked on this hobby ever since!
I've seen one like that in the home of a woman that cooked on a wood burning oven. She used it in the kitchen to split her pre cut wood in to smaller pieces. Maybe that was it's purpose. Love your content
The HATCHET HEAD is Mel Gibsons from the Patriot!!!!
Allways thought I might find " THE HOARD ", while detecting then I think of my first coin found,,,, a Canadian Loonie ! Might be a reason I'm still lookin in the wrong places ! Great finds that you got .
The finds are awesome! I always enjoy your thoughts and research!
I like the starburst animation effect. Keep up the good work B
I am sure that your wife would appreciate the earring converted to a necklace. Good hunt.
or a ring
Absolutely amazing day. Congratulations!
Another great video Brad, nice finds and great since of the history there. I look forward to your adventures every week, I know you don't clean your coins but I do when I can, in the field I've used Tabasco sauce, it takes a few minutes but does a great job and doesn't hurt the coin.👍❤️🇺🇸
Awesome! Love your channel. I met you in walmart and I was like a kid meeting a celebrity. You said you have to hand over all finds at this location. I bet he's happy, and you get to have fun. Looking forward to more videos now that it's getting to be really nice weather😀
Interesting stone in that earring/future pendant-- some sort of copper-family thing, maybe? I live in the SW and turquoise comes in every shade from apple-green to deep sky blue, and maybe it's turquoise... but it looks more like a cut of unbanded malachite to me. Or maybe a high-grade piece of chrysoprase? Jade? Could be lots of things. Nice work, though!
Love the band at the top of the screen; thanks for doing that! Seriously, I wish more detectorists would have some sort of indicator of the kind.
Great and fun dig Tom ! You even found an old Crown top Canadian Beer too. ! Loonie Toonie crazy find eh ? LOL 😅😂 Take care and best regards !
Brad I believe you are the luckiest detector on UA-cam. Been a while since I chatted with you. Take care my friend
Nicely done, Brad! Fun and great finds 😎👍
I really liked how you put the meter on top of the screen.
You never disappoint Brad. 👍👍 Keep on hunting. 🙏✌️
Another Friday morning and coffee with Brad. Great finds, guys.
That coin/token slightly smaller than the US large cent might be a Canadian large cent, minted 1859-1920.
12:26pm Really love your videos Brad. Always done in an interesting and quickly to the hunt!! Keep putting out the great videos. Thought the axe head was s tomahawk as well !!
Love to watch these videos on a Friday morning with my coffee! So entertaining and educational! Thanks Brad, for what you do!!
Nice tracking display, good update.
Circa 1775 camp axe,,, beautiful future necklace for someone!! Awesome!!
Great bit of Diggin this week Brad!!!
Thank you for sharing. Nice finds.
The Revolutionary troops included many veterans of the French Indian War, the small hatchet could well be a combat hawk.
I like your slide attachment showing what it may be
Wonderful finds. Thanks Brad.
Wow! That walking liberty half dollar wasn't tarnished in anyway. Looks like it just came out of a display case.
We have an old tavern site in a bush by the highway not far from me. I live in canada. Would love to check it out
Wow what a great day. Love the earring.
Tomahawk? Great video! Awesome finds!
Awesome day Brad. Thanks for bringing us along.
Another good start to my Friday! Love your videos. Thanks again for sharing.
Congrats very nice finds ty for sharing
Looks like you had a great time! Thanks Brad, I look forward to your videos every week.
Thanks for another amazing show. So relaxing to watch your programs
Awesome finds, thanks for sharing
Awesome coins and relics congratulations to you both
Thank you for sharing your passion with us. It's always a good day when I see your video pop up on Friday!
I have no way of proving this but as soon as you showed the tone bouncing on the big iron target. I said to myself. It's big chunk of iron, it's an axe. Then I was in shock when you pulled out a hatched head.
That tiny hatchet head is adorable!! Can I have it? I’ve been mostly good most of the time 😁
I've been watching your channel for four or five years now, and I continue to look forward to every week's new content! You do a great job on here
Thanks for another fun video!
Very nice finds! Fun day.
The earring was an amazing find!
Possibly a salesman’s sample? Stops at tavern, asks everyone if they are interested in his axes?
I’ve seen sad irons, wood stoves and other miniatures in cast iron, that were all salesman’s samples!
Outstanding Show! I especially liked the Curried & Ives style prints of the old homes! The story behind the monogrammed spoon!
Congrats on the silver find! Really like this format.
Brad, awesome week this week. I was wondering if that small axe could have been a chefs tool as a butcher knife in the tavern? Who knows. Hopefully you can restore it.
I am so glad you're back out in the fields!! I miss this in the winter when the weather doesn't permit it. If Vermont was anything like Illinois, this past winter was brutal - we got 24" of snow in one week!
What a fantastic site to get to hunt. That spot should be able to keep you busy all summer. Can't wait to see another one of that spot.
Great finds!
Thank You Brad!
Great finds guys!
Happy Friday! I needed this. Earring maybe native or artisan made. Wonderful day. 🥰👍👍
Just in the brief side views of the small ax , it has the look of a small planing ax . Something used to flatten the side of a small log or finish a larger log .
Awesome finds!
Excellent.
Brad,
The Walking Liberty has to be one of the most beautiful modern coins I ever collected, but
I rarely if ever saw one in pristine condition, it was too bas relief.
WE have the technology to determine the makeup of the metal in that musket ball
and it's general time of manufacture, but the equipment is expensive.
I have seen hand held devices used by Field Geologists and there are two laboratories
ones used for content analysis on Course of Oak Island.
Just dreaming, but wouldn't it be cool if the field device was relatively cheap and even
coins which have been worn badly could be identified by their composition of metals.. Oh well:)
Great day for both of you, of course
Vernon will be spoiled.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Another great hunt and video Brad. Looking forward to meeting you next week! Mason is very excited! He calls you the GOAT (Greatest of all Time)!
Nice work guys!!
Very nice!