I find the hobby facinateing & the fact that mostly one never knows what treasure lyes beneath the surface to me is the ultimate rush , and these videos are as addictive as the hobby it's self.
Thank you Marc, I'm glad you feel that way :). The moment before an object pops out is indeed very exciting. I also like the anticipation, shortly before I turn the detector on. One could say that it becomes routine after a while - not for me, it's equally exciting each time. Have a great day.
Not all hunts are the same which makes the excitement intensify. The pocket watch cleaned up beautifully. Makes me think why it stopped at that time or just naturally fell off and broke. So many ' how it cane to be " goes through my mind. Your assistants loved the 🌞 and l bet you did too. X
Hello Francesca, thank you very much for your comment. My theory is: the watch fell to the ground at some point, but someone stepped on it later (that's when the glass broke). I loved the watch, it came as a huge surprise. Have a great day!
I enjoy watching this, I love collecting old coins when I come across them & you just never know when a small old beautiful pocket watch might jump out at you.. that was exciting! Thank you for your adventures.😎✨
Awesome finds and the watch is beautiful and in one piece , love the patina on the copper coins and old buttons thank you for taking us along on another great hunt..Stay safe and God Bless
Hello Zelda, thank you very much for your comment. Some of the coins came out pretty nice. The "yellow" coin was my favorite this time. I found another one lately, but after it dried out, the surface disappeared completely. It's best to keep all finds moist, until the cleaning part. Another lesson learned... Have a great day & stay safe as well.
G'day again and I hope you are well. Great to watch your detecting trip and I like the Pipe Wind Cap and Pocket Watch and the extra buttons for your shirts lol. Thank you. Andy
:D Thank you Andy, I need new shirts for all those buttons. I wish I could show how I found the pipe cap, because this was really something. As you could see, the top of the cap was missing. This was the tip where a giant rock was sitting. If not for the small rock inside, the cap would be squashed. Have a great day!
Vo ist der bonnhauf bitte? I think its perfect logic. They battery capacity has changed over the years. Better batteries, better coil conductivity. The watch was a stunning find. I bet its over 70 years old. Nice day to hunt. Give the assistants my hugs.
Ha ha, yes perfect, I could ask the question in the village. Fortunately I found the exit. I had problems with both batteries since the beginning. Both of my white "HF" (High Frequency) coils charged sometimes for hours, but showed often only 1/3 of charge, or even stopped working right after, at the beginning of the next outing. The last time I used the second battery, it showed 100% of charge at home, but quit working after a few minutes in the woods. You can probably imagine my frustration after a long walk. I guess, the quality control was just not good enough. I hope the new coil will never quit on me in the field. I will forward the hugs to my assistants, thank you!
You found the wonderful watch at the edge of a “fairy ring” of mushrooms. Lots of fairy rings in those woods. I think the line of mushrooms must indicate the wind direction to carry the spores. I have avoided getting a cell phone because, as you said, everyone constantly stares at theirs. Besides, I don’t need one because everyone else has one and can answer things for me if I am in a hurry to know😀
HI MR MD24,wow,what a great start to the hunt,a beautiful view from the train ride to location which looked fantastic by the way,love the button [ It would'nt be a MD24 hunt without a button } coins were great too and that reichspfennig cleaned up really nice,and that pocket watch was the icing on the cake,what a beautiful item and was in great condition,you dont normally find them that complete,but a superb find ,stay safe and well my friend.........HAPPY HUNTING
Hello Donald, I was very happy about this find as well :). It doesn't happen every day. I think I found my last pocket watch years ago, although I find some pieces more often.
:) Thank you John, this find came really unexpected. I was surprised it was still there, a clean/clear signal like that, at this shallow depth. Have a great day.
That watch was so odd, out there all by itself. Very nice find indeed. That big bit you thought might be shrapnel towards the beginning, looked a lot like a meteorite. Of course you only gave brief view, but if so, could be worth big 💰...that was huge.✌️😎
Thank you very much, the watch felt indeed totally out of place. I'm pretty sure the "meteorite" was man made and I believe having found similar pieces before. I'm just not sure what it is. But if it came from outer space, it could have been made by Aliens :). Next time, I'll give it a second look. Have a great day.
Hello Mr Md 24 Thanks For The Train Ride It Sure looks like A Pretty Place . If I lived there I would Ride That Train Just For The Those Awesome Views, What’s The Name Of That Forest ? Great Find With The Pocket Watch ,Oh And The Wind Pipe Cap Truly Looked Like A UFO Great ,Job With Cleaning To, I Was Thinking The Watch Was Kinda Small, but I Like The Style And Designs On It. Maybe A women’s Pocket Watch 1800s. Not Sure Just A Thought. Oh I’m Thinking Your Assistance Were Glad You Did Not Hurt Yourself Again. Anyway Thanks For Another Great Hunt And Have A Great Weekend 👍😊
Hello Wendy, thank you for your comment. The woods are beautiful this time of year. One would think that people enjoy the view, but almost everyone on the train is starring at a smartphone. I'm glad that nothing happened, it's very slippery in some places. I wish you a great Sunday!
Thank you! I thought about cleaning and eventually opening it, but the glass looks very fragile with broken pieces hardly being held together. Unscrewing the back could give me more info about the watch, but I think I'll leave it like that for now. Have a great day.
Hello David, that's one aspect I really can't complain about. I lived in an area where it wasn't easy to find a place to swing the coil. Greetings to Canada!
Hi interesting finds and relaxing video as always. I really would appreciate a camera that captures more of the woods around. But i guess thats not possible to not reveal locations 🤔
Thank you, hmm, I thought I showed many shots of the area this time. I tried a wider camera angle lately and although it captured more of the image/area (which was my intention), the digging part seemed to suffer a bit (due to longer distance, which somehow felt a little more disconnected). I switched back because of it...
Binaural mike working well. Please make the final forest sounds level (during the finds at the end) higher. I wish the carrot was louder! Nice watch, not the first you have found like this. A very popular type. Yes late 1800's.
Thank you for watching and the suggestion. I will have to wait for spring to record new (better) audio of birds. I will also try to make my pinpointer louder. I stuffed the tiny speaker with modeling clay a few years ago, now it's difficult to get it out. I already "increased" the volume a bit, but it's not enough and I'm aware of it (especially on windy days, or in places with other background noises). I'll try to disassemble it again. Have a great day.
Hola 👋 cómo estás muy buen video me gusto mucho las moneditas las balas de mosquete y lo más bueno fué el reloj muy buena piezas me alegró solo tienes qué no ser tan enojón tienes que ser paciente así es este hobby una cosa más tienes un nombré un saludo de chile 🇨🇱👍👍🦁⛏️🍀🙋♥️👌
Hello Lucy, thank you for your comment. I'm impatient when it comes to metal detecting, that's true. But that's part of my hunting style. The urge to find something quick, without wasting much time is a small challenge that can add a "sporting" aspect to it. Sometimes it can be frustrating, but also motivating. Greetings to Chile. :)
@@MetalDetecting24 hola me gustaría poder pregunta algo de tí amigó si quieres me contestas cuál es tu nombre y tú nacionalidad y cuántos años tiene es qué soy muy curiosa solo el nombré de pila y porqué nunca muestra tu cara es por seguridad un abrazo fuerte para 🇨🇱👌🙋
👍 Mit der pocket watch hast du mal wieder gezeigt, was die Uhr geschlagen hat 😅 schätze ne Damen Taschenuhr um 1900... Und mit so vielen wedges, kannst du deine Gedanken bald in "Keilschrift" meisseln 😜. Wie immer ein top Video! Good hunt Und Gruss
Hallo Roland, vielen Dank fürs Schauen, sowie den Kommentar. Die Uhr kam sehr unerwartet und passte irgendwie nicht so richtig in das raue Gelände. Ich wünsche Dir einen schönen Abend.
Great hunt /cheers from oz/are you thinking of up grading to deus 2 or waiting for real world results /allways wondered you never seem 2 find any old buildings in forest /all ways good videos cheers from oz
Hello, thank you for watching. I will have to see some real world tests first. I made too many detector purchases in the past, with some decisions I really regret. This unit is very expensive, therefore I would have to see some real advantages over the previous model first (and even then I would have to think about it) . For some reason places are detect are very clean, they seldom indicate presence of people over a longer period of time. In this case one could say that some of them have been working together at this place, but that's probably about it - they probably left home after. Finds I make are usually from someone who was probably there just like me, for several hours max. Greetings to Oz.
I think leaving the coil white is a good ideal. Really happy you found the ladies pocket watch! Do those coins from the 30's and 40's have collectable value and if so how much? God bless
Hello Cynthia, thank you very much for watching. I don't think those coins have any collectible value, not in this corroded condition. Nevertheless finding one is always exciting. Have a great day.
Hello, great hunting! The pocket watch is between 1895-1920 (the wind is on it - it is not a key-wind). It is a small, so it was a ladies pocket watch. For the origin/brand, you should open it from behind to see the letters in the case and the hallmarks. If it has a (.800) mark, it is from Germany or Switzerland. Otherwise, it is from France. These 3 countries had these kinds of watches, with same dials and cases. If it is impossible to open the back of the case, there is one hallmark in the frond side of the case, over the number 12 of the dial, do you looking it? I see it, but I can't focus, usually French pocket watches had there a hallmark "poincon crabe", but doesn't look to fit, it looks more like the Swiss silver hallmark "groose" (i cant see well). (Also, my opinion is to remove the broken glass)
Hello, thank you very much for the info. I wasn't even trying to unscrew the back, because I was too afraid, something might break. Should I open it, I will show an update in the beginning of one of the future videos. Judging for the outside the inside must be in good shape, what makes me a little bit more curious too. I will think about the glass as well. Right now it has more symbolic/"historical" value for me in its current state, as it shows the damage as possible outcome of some action (although it could also be the result of someone (not connected to the situation) stepping on it. I wish you a great day.
Hallo, im Moment mache ich mir noch keine Gedanken darüber. Falls demnächst mehr Einzelheiten bekannt werden, könnte es sich natürlich schnell ändern. Sollte ich den Deus 2 irgendwann haben, werde ich versuchen ein Vergleichs-Video zu machen (denn es interessiert mich ebenfalls). Viele Grüße.
You put on your magical blue glove & things started to happen! Super curious as to where those bullet casings were we made. One was Minnesota? I'm sorry, an American thing I guess. The watch is beautiful! Small. Maybe a woman's watch? I an guessing. Obviously I have no watch knowledge. Good job my friend! Beautiful area! So happy you found that watch! That Beetle was beautiful!
Hello, two casings were made in the "Twin Cities Ordnance Plant" (of Minneapolis, Minnesota). The third one came from the "Des Moines Ordnance Plant" in Ankeny, Iowa. You are right about the woman's watch. I haven't thought of it, I assumed there were small sizes for men who preferred "ultralight backpacking" :D. Have a great day.
@@MetalDetecting24 thank you friend. Iowa is a Neighboring state to Nebraska where we live. Hopefully you are able to find out more about thst cool watch. Blessings ❤
Hello my friend, I think the watch could be repaired, but for me the broken glass has more historical "value", because it tells the story of the object. I think I will leave it like that, at least for now. Maybe I will open the watch at some point in time, as it probably contains the makers mark. Thank you for stopping by. I wish you a great day.
Thank you, not yet. I didn't want to open it, as I would have to move the upper part that stays in way and might break. Maybe at some other point in time...
Moin! Seit ich deine Videos schaue frage ich mich wie dein Werkzeug heißt? Ist es ein Eispickel wie ihn Kletterer nutzen? In der Szene wo du den Handschuh anziehst fragte ich mich, weshalb du keine trägst, im Hinblick auf die Rückfahrt mit dem Zug, denke aber das hat sich mit dem Moos selbst erklärt.
Hallo, vielen Dank fürs Schauen. Der Hersteller des Werkzeugs ist mir leider unbekannt. Auf dem Aufkleber waren damals nur japanische Schriftzeichen zu sehen. Eine Zeit später wurde es aus dem Sortiment genommen. Wenn Du etwas ähnliches suchst, würde ich die Google-Bildersuche vorschlagen und sie mit Begriffen wie "Japanische Spitzhacke" füttern. P.s. Ich habe ebenfalls kurz geschaut und diese schweizerische Seite gefunden: www.hermannbaur.ch/produkte/handhacken-und-unkrautentfernung/japanische-handhacken/ Dort gibt es ganz unten ein sehr ähnlich aussehendes Produkt. Vielleicht wäre es einen Versuch wert?
As always, I really enjoy your videos and the care of the bugs. I take it you found the german coin. Is Germany where you are at, also to leave on the train? Your intuition is God speaking to you, so keep him in your heart. I will be looking forward to another video, I want to see you get rich soon. Bless You young man. Take Care.
Hello Marilyn, thank you very much for the kind words! Yes I'm in Germany. I will try to follow my intuition as it has been working for me very well. I hope you will enjoy my next video, I'm already editing it. :) Have a great day.
Hello, it's often a spontaneous decision, based on Google satellite map. I also try to make sure, there aren't any archaeological spots that could be out of limit (to be sure that I don't stumble upon accidentally). If it's clean, I visit the area with some ideas, but make the final decision when I'm there (based on my intuition and the impression of the terrain, something that is difficult/impossible to make at home).
Hello Lee, please look at my answer above. You are right, I prefer not to know too much. Infos about older roads etc. could influence and subconsciously "overrule" my decisions once in the field. Following the intuition turned out to work best for me.
I find the hobby facinateing & the fact that mostly one never knows what treasure lyes beneath the surface to me is the ultimate rush , and these videos are as addictive as the hobby it's self.
Thank you Marc, I'm glad you feel that way :). The moment before an object pops out is indeed very exciting. I also like the anticipation, shortly before I turn the detector on. One could say that it becomes routine after a while - not for me, it's equally exciting each time.
Have a great day.
Not all hunts are the same which makes the excitement intensify. The pocket watch cleaned up beautifully. Makes me think why it stopped at that time or just naturally fell off and broke. So many ' how it cane to be " goes through my mind. Your assistants loved the 🌞 and l bet you did too. X
Hello Francesca, thank you very much for your comment. My theory is: the watch fell to the ground at some point, but someone stepped on it later (that's when the glass broke). I loved the watch, it came as a huge surprise.
Have a great day!
I enjoy watching this, I love collecting old coins when I come across them & you just never know when a small old beautiful pocket watch might jump out at you.. that was exciting!
Thank you for your
adventures.😎✨
Awesome finds and the watch is beautiful and in one piece , love the patina on the copper coins and old buttons thank you for taking us along on another great hunt..Stay safe and God Bless
Hello Zelda, thank you very much for your comment. Some of the coins came out pretty nice. The "yellow" coin was my favorite this time. I found another one lately, but after it dried out, the surface disappeared completely.
It's best to keep all finds moist, until the cleaning part. Another lesson learned...
Have a great day & stay safe as well.
G'day again and I hope you are well.
Great to watch your detecting trip and I like the Pipe Wind Cap and Pocket Watch and the extra buttons for your shirts lol.
Thank you.
Andy
:D Thank you Andy, I need new shirts for all those buttons.
I wish I could show how I found the pipe cap, because this was really something. As you could see, the top of the cap was missing. This was the tip where a giant rock was sitting. If not for the small rock inside, the cap would be squashed.
Have a great day!
Vo ist der bonnhauf bitte? I think its perfect logic. They battery capacity has changed over the years. Better batteries, better coil conductivity. The watch was a stunning find. I bet its over 70 years old. Nice day to hunt. Give the assistants my hugs.
Ha ha, yes perfect, I could ask the question in the village. Fortunately I found the exit.
I had problems with both batteries since the beginning. Both of my white "HF" (High Frequency) coils charged sometimes for hours, but showed often only 1/3 of charge, or even stopped working right after, at the beginning of the next outing.
The last time I used the second battery, it showed 100% of charge at home, but quit working after a few minutes in the woods. You can probably imagine my frustration after a long walk.
I guess, the quality control was just not good enough. I hope the new coil will never quit on me in the field.
I will forward the hugs to my assistants, thank you!
@@MetalDetecting24 That was the first German phrase I learned when I was stationed in Grafenwoehr. I heard the train, so.... But still great finds!
You found the wonderful watch at the edge of a “fairy ring” of mushrooms. Lots of fairy rings in those woods. I think the line of mushrooms must indicate the wind direction to carry the spores. I have avoided getting a cell phone because, as you said, everyone constantly stares at theirs. Besides, I don’t need one because everyone else has one and can answer things for me if I am in a hurry to know😀
That was a great hunt! The pocket watch is amazing!
Another great day. You are killing it! Fun to watch and can't for the next one.
HI MR MD24,wow,what a great start to the hunt,a beautiful view from the train ride to location which looked fantastic by the way,love the button [ It would'nt be a MD24 hunt without a button } coins were great too and that reichspfennig cleaned up really nice,and that pocket watch was the icing on the cake,what a beautiful item and was in great condition,you dont normally find them that complete,but a superb find ,stay safe and well my friend.........HAPPY HUNTING
I really love your videos. Thanks for sharing your findings. Greetings from Brazil.
Love the pocketwatch
Hello Donald, I was very happy about this find as well :). It doesn't happen every day. I think I found my last pocket watch years ago, although I find some pieces more often.
Klasse Video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Vielen Dank! :) Beste Grüße!
That is a nice time piece stunning my friend probably ladies ? the master did it again well done buddy,take care,👍
:) Thank you John, this find came really unexpected. I was surprised it was still there, a clean/clear signal like that, at this shallow depth.
Have a great day.
CONGRATULATIONS ON 100k SUBS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That watch was so odd, out there all by itself. Very nice find indeed. That big bit you thought might be shrapnel towards the beginning, looked a lot like a meteorite. Of course you only gave brief view, but if so, could be worth big 💰...that was huge.✌️😎
Thank you very much, the watch felt indeed totally out of place. I'm pretty sure the "meteorite" was man made and I believe having found similar pieces before. I'm just not sure what it is. But if it came from outer space, it could have been made by Aliens :). Next time, I'll give it a second look.
Have a great day.
Hello Mr Md 24 Thanks For The
Train Ride It Sure looks like A Pretty
Place . If I lived there I would Ride
That Train Just For The Those
Awesome Views, What’s The Name
Of That Forest ? Great Find With
The Pocket Watch ,Oh And The Wind Pipe Cap Truly Looked Like
A UFO Great ,Job With Cleaning
To, I Was Thinking The Watch Was
Kinda Small, but I Like The Style
And Designs On It. Maybe A women’s Pocket Watch 1800s.
Not Sure Just A Thought. Oh I’m
Thinking Your Assistance Were
Glad You Did Not Hurt Yourself
Again. Anyway Thanks For Another
Great Hunt And Have A Great
Weekend 👍😊
Hello Wendy, thank you for your comment. The woods are beautiful this time of year. One would think that people enjoy the view, but almost everyone on the train is starring at a smartphone.
I'm glad that nothing happened, it's very slippery in some places.
I wish you a great Sunday!
Another good upload from you my friend.
Baz (uk)
Love your channel, ty
Thank you Anna :).
Thank you for the train ride and the binaural sound. Love your channel.
Thank you Teresa, I was afraid the train ride could bore people. I almost edited it out, so thank you, I'm glad it didn't bore you. :)
Great hunt as always!!
I was hoping you’d venture to open the watch. Looks 1890’s to 1930’s.
Great find. Thanks for an always relaxing forest hunt!!
Thank you! I thought about cleaning and eventually opening it, but the glass looks very fragile with broken pieces hardly being held together. Unscrewing the back could give me more info about the watch, but I think I'll leave it like that for now.
Have a great day.
Some nice finds. :) Keep a swinging
Thank you I will :).
Love the watch 😀
I'm glad to hear that. Thank you very much for watching. :)
Like olways ,or as usual nice finds.The Watch is beautiful👍
Thank you Bernard, I'm glad you liked it.
I wish our woods in Canada were as easy to walk in.
Hello David, that's one aspect I really can't complain about. I lived in an area where it wasn't easy to find a place to swing the coil.
Greetings to Canada!
Como siempre excelente calidad tus videos. Saludos desde Argentina.
Hello Ariel, thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you see it that way. Greetings to Argentina. :)
I miss Germany. Spent a few weeks in Fulda way back in 2003. Good times.
Hello Chris, I was hiking and (even) detecting (once) the Bavarian side south to Fulda. The woods were beautiful.
Have a great day.
Salut. Grand merci j’adore 👍
Hello, it's great to hear that, thank you very much for watching :).
Hi interesting finds and relaxing video as always. I really would appreciate a camera that captures more of the woods around. But i guess thats not possible to not reveal locations 🤔
Exactly...
Thank you, hmm, I thought I showed many shots of the area this time.
I tried a wider camera angle lately and although it captured more of the image/area (which was my intention), the digging part seemed to suffer a bit (due to longer distance, which somehow felt a little more disconnected). I switched back because of it...
Binaural mike working well. Please make the final forest sounds level (during the finds at the end) higher. I wish the carrot was louder! Nice watch, not the first you have found like this. A very popular type. Yes late 1800's.
Thank you for watching and the suggestion. I will have to wait for spring to record new (better) audio of birds. I will also try to make my pinpointer louder. I stuffed the tiny speaker with modeling clay a few years ago, now it's difficult to get it out.
I already "increased" the volume a bit, but it's not enough and I'm aware of it (especially on windy days, or in places with other background noises). I'll try to disassemble it again.
Have a great day.
I love yr videos 🙏
All them
Thank you very much, that's nice to hear :).
Have detector, will travel? Nice finds, and the pocket watch, Merry Christmas!
Thank you for watching Daniel :). I wish you a great evening.
Hola 👋 cómo estás muy buen video me gusto mucho las moneditas las balas de mosquete y lo más bueno fué el reloj muy buena piezas me alegró solo tienes qué no ser tan enojón tienes que ser paciente así es este hobby una cosa más tienes un nombré un saludo de chile 🇨🇱👍👍🦁⛏️🍀🙋♥️👌
Hello Lucy, thank you for your comment. I'm impatient when it comes to metal detecting, that's true. But that's part of my hunting style. The urge to find something quick, without wasting much time is a small challenge that can add a "sporting" aspect to it. Sometimes it can be frustrating, but also motivating.
Greetings to Chile. :)
@@MetalDetecting24 hola me gustaría poder pregunta algo de tí amigó si quieres me contestas cuál es tu nombre y tú nacionalidad y cuántos años tiene es qué soy muy curiosa solo el nombré de pila y porqué nunca muestra tu cara es por seguridad un abrazo fuerte para 🇨🇱👌🙋
👍 Mit der pocket watch hast du mal wieder gezeigt, was die Uhr geschlagen hat 😅 schätze ne Damen Taschenuhr um 1900... Und mit so vielen wedges, kannst du deine Gedanken bald in "Keilschrift" meisseln 😜. Wie immer ein top Video! Good hunt Und Gruss
Hallo Roland, vielen Dank fürs Schauen, sowie den Kommentar. Die Uhr kam sehr unerwartet und passte irgendwie nicht so richtig in das raue Gelände.
Ich wünsche Dir einen schönen Abend.
Nice finds, congrats! Christmas came early with the release of Deus 2!
Thank you Kevin! A new detector release is always a great thing as it moves our (still very limited) technology forward.
Cheers!
Great hunt /cheers from oz/are you thinking of up grading to deus 2 or waiting for real world results /allways wondered you never seem 2 find any old buildings in forest /all ways good videos cheers from oz
Hello, thank you for watching. I will have to see some real world tests first. I made too many detector purchases in the past, with some decisions I really regret. This unit is very expensive, therefore I would have to see some real advantages over the previous model first (and even then I would have to think about it) .
For some reason places are detect are very clean, they seldom indicate presence of people over a longer period of time. In this case one could say that some of them have been working together at this place, but that's probably about it - they probably left home after.
Finds I make are usually from someone who was probably there just like me, for several hours max.
Greetings to Oz.
I think leaving the coil white is a good ideal. Really happy you found the ladies pocket watch! Do those coins from the 30's and 40's have collectable value and if so how much? God bless
Hello Cynthia, thank you very much for watching. I don't think those coins have any collectible value, not in this corroded condition. Nevertheless finding one is always exciting.
Have a great day.
Hello, great hunting! The pocket watch is between 1895-1920 (the wind is on it - it is not a key-wind). It is a small, so it was a ladies pocket watch. For the origin/brand, you should open it from behind to see the letters in the case and the hallmarks. If it has a (.800) mark, it is from Germany or Switzerland. Otherwise, it is from France. These 3 countries had these kinds of watches, with same dials and cases.
If it is impossible to open the back of the case, there is one hallmark in the frond side of the case, over the number 12 of the dial, do you looking it? I see it, but I can't focus, usually French pocket watches had there a hallmark "poincon crabe", but doesn't look to fit, it looks more like the Swiss silver hallmark "groose" (i cant see well).
(Also, my opinion is to remove the broken glass)
Hello, thank you very much for the info. I wasn't even trying to unscrew the back, because I was too afraid, something might break. Should I open it, I will show an update in the beginning of one of the future videos.
Judging for the outside the inside must be in good shape, what makes me a little bit more curious too.
I will think about the glass as well. Right now it has more symbolic/"historical" value for me in its current state, as it shows the damage as possible outcome of some action (although it could also be the result of someone (not connected to the situation) stepping on it.
I wish you a great day.
Wirst du dir den Deus 2 holen? Falls ja hoffe ich dass du wieder ein Vergleichs Video machst :)
Wow tolle Taschenuhr!
Hallo, im Moment mache ich mir noch keine Gedanken darüber. Falls demnächst mehr Einzelheiten bekannt werden, könnte es sich natürlich schnell ändern. Sollte ich den Deus 2 irgendwann haben, werde ich versuchen ein Vergleichs-Video zu machen (denn es interessiert mich ebenfalls).
Viele Grüße.
Beautiful up there,we're are you at detecting, COUNTRY,STATE
Thenks for video
Thank you for watching! :)
You were very quiet this video. Hope everything is ok with you. The pocket watch was a cool find. See ya on the next.
Thank you very much for watching and your concern. I guess it was my mood that day. I hope it will get better next time :).
I wish you a great day.
100.000 🥳🥳👍
Really? Oh, now I see it too :). A nice round number. Thank you very much for watching!
You welcome 👍😉
Oh oh... Check the holes after you finds
You put on your magical blue glove & things started to happen! Super curious as to where those bullet casings were we made. One was Minnesota? I'm sorry, an American thing I guess. The watch is beautiful! Small. Maybe a woman's watch? I an guessing. Obviously I have no watch knowledge. Good job my friend! Beautiful area! So happy you found that watch! That Beetle was beautiful!
Hello, two casings were made in the "Twin Cities Ordnance Plant" (of Minneapolis, Minnesota). The third one came from the "Des Moines Ordnance Plant" in Ankeny, Iowa.
You are right about the woman's watch. I haven't thought of it, I assumed there were small sizes for men who preferred "ultralight backpacking" :D.
Have a great day.
@@MetalDetecting24 thank you friend. Iowa is a Neighboring state to Nebraska where we live. Hopefully you are able to find out more about thst cool watch. Blessings ❤
36:36 hahaha
Tampa bay FL sez Hi 😎!!! 🌹
こんにちは♪・👍Hello mountain friends Can the watch be repaired? Can you sell it high? Thank you for the fun video.ありがとう。
Hello my friend, I think the watch could be repaired, but for me the broken glass has more historical "value", because it tells the story of the object. I think I will leave it like that, at least for now. Maybe I will open the watch at some point in time, as it probably contains the makers mark.
Thank you for stopping by. I wish you a great day.
Sa lagoban Ryan,
Nice finds. Did you get a make off the watch? Year?
Thank you, not yet. I didn't want to open it, as I would have to move the upper part that stays in way and might break. Maybe at some other point in time...
Moin! Seit ich deine Videos schaue frage ich mich wie dein Werkzeug heißt? Ist es ein Eispickel wie ihn Kletterer nutzen?
In der Szene wo du den Handschuh anziehst fragte ich mich, weshalb du keine trägst, im Hinblick auf die Rückfahrt mit dem Zug, denke aber das hat sich mit dem Moos selbst erklärt.
Hallo, vielen Dank fürs Schauen. Der Hersteller des Werkzeugs ist mir leider unbekannt. Auf dem Aufkleber waren damals nur japanische Schriftzeichen zu sehen. Eine Zeit später wurde es aus dem Sortiment genommen.
Wenn Du etwas ähnliches suchst, würde ich die Google-Bildersuche vorschlagen und sie mit Begriffen wie "Japanische Spitzhacke" füttern.
P.s. Ich habe ebenfalls kurz geschaut und diese schweizerische Seite gefunden: www.hermannbaur.ch/produkte/handhacken-und-unkrautentfernung/japanische-handhacken/
Dort gibt es ganz unten ein sehr ähnlich aussehendes Produkt. Vielleicht wäre es einen Versuch wert?
Hallo my brother
Hello, thank you very much for watching :). Have a great day.
As always, I really enjoy your videos and the care of the bugs. I take it you found the german coin. Is Germany where you are at, also to leave on the train? Your intuition is God speaking to you, so keep him in your heart. I will be looking forward to another video, I want to see you get rich soon. Bless You young man. Take Care.
Hello Marilyn, thank you very much for the kind words! Yes I'm in Germany.
I will try to follow my intuition as it has been working for me very well.
I hope you will enjoy my next video, I'm already editing it. :)
Have a great day.
@@MetalDetecting24 That is very good news. Take care of yourself
Nice finds Mr md24
Thank you very much :). Have a great day.
How do you choose where to hunt?
I have wondered if he researches the areas or just picks some woods and looks for himself. As many places must be waiting to be found. 👍🙂
Hello, it's often a spontaneous decision, based on Google satellite map. I also try to make sure, there aren't any archaeological spots that could be out of limit (to be sure that I don't stumble upon accidentally).
If it's clean, I visit the area with some ideas, but make the final decision when I'm there (based on my intuition and the impression of the terrain, something that is difficult/impossible to make at home).
Hello Lee, please look at my answer above. You are right, I prefer not to know too much. Infos about older roads etc. could influence and subconsciously "overrule" my decisions once in the field. Following the intuition turned out to work best for me.
What detecter are you using here
52:30 Verbogener Pfeifendeckel?
eylenceli bir gezinti arkadaşım ben türkiyeden murat arasıra tır ile almana geliyorum benim de hobim dedektör
eine lustige reise mein freund murat aus der türkei ich komme mit einem lkw nach deutschland manchmal ist mein hobby detektor
Die Funde entsprechen ungefähr auch meinen Ergebnissen....
You walk way to fast and you miss a lot of possible signals and you don't identify a bunch of signals that could be treasure
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Thanks for watching :).
Why don't you speak