Path or Not - Who Cares, Let’s Find Some “Treasure”!

In this episode I’m metal detecting something that looks like an old path, discovered during previous trip on my way out. It started nicely with an old 1700’s button and a coin I don’t find very often. It’s from Saarland (a state in Germany).
I then “merged” the whole area with the “path” being the main subject. As I went up, the path ended leaving an impression that it was built over a very short distance to extract resources over a limited period of time. Well, the spot around had still some relics left. From a brooch, over buttons to a 1600’s coin. A nice variety of finds.
The (1793-1794) French revolutionary button surprised me at home, as it’s the only one found over time in this area (so far).
All in all I was very satisfied with the result. I hope you enjoyed this adventure as well.
Thanks for watching!
🎧 The sound in this video was recorded in binaural audio. To benefit from this experience I recommend using a good pair of headphones.
00:00 Let’s find some treasure!
13:57 Rain is coming!
16:51 Metal Detecting Gods stopped the rain
18:51 Investigation near an old pat, or whatever it is
35:53 Short break with a visitor
36:59 The final push
47:40 Slideshow with all finds of the day
#treasurehunting #forest #metaldetecting

[@francescalichfieldcity6971]

A button day of finds. I love the bullet with the mysterious, perfectly made round hole in it. These locations are stunning

[@savagesquirrel9828]

That beatle goes everywhere! I am always amazed at the tiny bits. Sure, they aren’t worth much, but your ability to locate them is impressive. It reminds me of Nugget Shooter Journals, finding a speck of gold in a vast outdoor area. Talent!
Thank you.

[@wendybranagan1495]

Hello Mr Md 24,
Great Hunt Great Finds Great Video.
Always Fun Tagging Along On Your
Metal Detecting Adventures No
Matter What The Weather.Thanks Again And Have A Awesome Weekend.
⛏️😊👍 :)

[@davidraines1380]

A nice assortment of finds. I like the old buttons

[@pleplop3683]

The cartridge is for french rifles, its a tin plated dummy round for practice, it was never fired. The hole was probably added later to mark it even more clearly.

[@mojicoins]

Impresionante excelente hallazgo 👍🏾 emocionantes buen video excelente contenido

[@user-do1ro1ti4c]

Insekten find ich mega interessant mein Freund 😊..Danke für die Nahaufnahmen

[@keepdigginmetaldetecting]

Let’s go!

[@metaldiver]

Interesting brooch🤔

[@lifeisgoodenjoyeachday438]

Deformed Trash was the name of my rock band when I was younger.

[@rick3727]

Really nice finds. Thx for the hunt

[@HannesNaturfreund]

Tolles Video.👍👍💯

[@moniale3657]

No musket ball at least this time 😂

[@metaldetectorkalimantan0336]

Naisss Vidio 😊lm from Indonesia laik channel you

[@413MassDigger]

Just like Massachusetts weather, you can never trust it, or the weathermen who predict it,, great vid and finds 24

[@WaynePBA]

A lot of things near the surface. Do airplanes spill those cartridges when they fire them?

[@donaldscott7279]

I have heard back then they would put gun powder in their wound and light it to sterilize it. Crazy huh?

[@thedetectorist2419]

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