XP Deus 2 DEEP Settings + BIG Coil | Metal Detecting Deep Pasture | Real Target Comparison
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2023
- Episode 246 - This week I returned to the gold Guinea fields. I know there is gold here, but I've never found old silver here. Today I will be using "deep" settings, comparing them to Sensi FT on real targets, then concluding with my thoughts.
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If you are looking for tips on getting in to this wonderful hobby, then please take a look at my Beginners Guide To Metal Detecting:
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Interesting field and detector. With my disability, all I can do is watch. Always enjoy it, and that’s my salvation with this. Always glad to see you, Gareth. Hellos to the ladies of the house, see you on the next. Cheers Gareth! 🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸
Hi Martin, great to hear from you. I am pleased I can offer you some salvation through my channel. Luckily you have lots of other channels to fill in the gaps inbetween my uploads. Hope you are doing well. I have Marcus from Notched To 11 coming later today. Taking him to the big green hillside in the morning and we will be sleeping their in hammocks.. Should be interesting haha
Hey Gareth, loved the video.
John from Auckland NZ. Have to say that ground looks amazing. Our soil is exceptionally hard on coppers so most of the coppers come out in very bad shape. A pleasure to watch your work!! 🍻
Hi there, wow its so awesome to hear people from all the way over in New Zealand are tuning in to watch my tiny little channel based here in Derbyshire, England. To be honest most copper coins I find are toasted, but sometimes I can find some real nice condition ones if conditions in the ground are favourable. Thanks for your comments and support. G
Hi Garret I’m from the USA a small town in Western ,PA named Jeannette. In its hay day Jeannette was called glass city with six factories,they are all gone now. I love your channel and your country side looks so much like where I live, thank you always for the wonderful history lessons, so interesting.
Hello and Greetings to you Veronica in Jeannette, USA. I really appreciate your kind words and the little history lesson of your town 'glass city'. I look forward to seeing you again on my next episode :) Gareth
Hi there Gareth.
Jeff here from South Wales UK.
Awesome work fair play. 👏. 👍
Hello there Jeff, beautiful part of the world South Wales, used to holiday at the Gower as a kid, always wanted to go back. Thanks so much for your kind words and for supporting my channel, it is super appreciated. Hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Hi Gareth I’m Keith from a town called Rakaia , South Island , Newzealand ! Love your videos.
Hello Keith from Rakaia in beautiful New Zealand, a country that I have always wanted to visit. I am pleased to meet you, it is awesome to know you tune in and watch my channel from the other side of the world. So thank you sir, I look forward to seeing you again on the next episode. Gareth
13:03 Copper roof tile nail. I found loads in my garden after I had my roof re-tiled. Thanks for the video.
Hi Philip, good to hear from you and thanks for the ID. I love how this hobby is a never ending learning curve!! Thanks as always for tuning in and catch you on the next episode. G
As always great film and awesome editing, well done bud and keep up the awesome content you show us 😎👊
Hello mate, thank you very much for such kind words, I rarely receive comments about my editing so it is always welcome and makes me happy. I like to have my own style and I like my editing to be neat and tidy with no unnecessary footage. Thanks again and I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Just got myself set up with the Deus 2, 9 inch coil and the 11 X 13 coil and the WS6 master and the WSA headphones....and now just trying to figure out how to pair them and the best settings for the beach and fields. Thanks for sharing your settings as now I am much more aware of how different people set their machines up and run them. Not an easy machine for sure. Mike in sunny Central Florida
Brilliant dig Gareth and what a beautiful area. Thanks for posting M8, cheers, John.
Hi mate, it was a really good session, bit windy and wild up there. I was here again last weekend, there wasn't even the slightest of wind and it was sunny and very warm - in fact really sticky and tough conditions for me and the finds were poor. But this is metal detecting. Thanks as always for your support, its super appreciated. Catch you on the next one. G
You detect in some beautiful country. Jay from Kingwood Texas keep finding the cool stuff
Hello there Jay from Kingwood, Texas, pleased to meet you. Awesome to know our friends from the other side of the pond tune in to watch my channel. Thank you and I look forward to seeing you on the next episode. Gareth
Thanks for the weekly escape with another banging video!
Hi Jacob, you are welcome mate, I am still just about managing to roll them out every week, but its never ending hard work. We keep goin!!! This weekend I will be metal detecting on the big green hillside AND sleeping on site in a hammock haha
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire I know it's hard work that's time consuming but we all love the videos! That sounds like an amazing time and I hope you have a terrific trip!
@@jacobmcdevitt5056 hi mate, yes I done 15 hours of metal detecting this weekend, got sunburnt and ended Sunday afternoon digging up another gold coin, yes another gold coin!!!
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire heeeeeell yeah that's amazing 👏 congrats!!
@@jacobmcdevitt5056 I also spent Saturday night sleeping in a hammock on the big green hillside. Been quite a weekend!!
Kelley from Monterey, California. I don't metal detect, but I love history.
Hello there Kelley from sunny California, pleased to meet you. Beautiful part of the world there, I did some traveling back in 2019, spent 3 weeks driving across America Chicago to Santa Monica, true trip of a lifetime. Experiencing the giant sequoia tree's at King's Canyon was the most mesmerising experience of my life. It pleases me to know that none detectorists are drawn to my UA-cam channel :) I very much hope to see you again. Gareth
Another great hunt , informative and exciting mate. Again Gareth well done for all you do to promote our great hobby , where else would you rather be 👍🏻. Had an amazing birthday present last week , a noblemdt stainless beauty was given to me by wife and kids , bless ‘em . All the best from Somerset 💯👍🏻
Hi Simon, great to hear from you, thank you as always for such kind words. For the effort and work I put into my channel, it can be somewhat annoying getting small amounts of views. But I really enjoy going metal detecting, seeing what I can capture, then seeing what I can create. And as long as I maintain this enjoyment, I will keep on plodding. Wow that is an awesome Birthday present. Happy belated Birthday pal. Thanks as always for taking time out your day to watch and I hope to see you on the next episode. G
As brilliant and enjoyable as always young man. Thank you 😁👍
Hey there Adrian, thanks so much for the awesome and kind words. Every week I put my heart and sole into the content I upload, it is a constant struggle to find enough time to achieve this, but I keep trying haha. Its people like you who inspire and encourage me to continue working so hard. So thank you sir. G
Awesome finds!!!! Thank you for the awesome footage. You may have one of the most beautiful places to dig in the world. Huge Fan!!!!
Hello, thank you so much for the awesome comments, I do have some really beautiful places to metal detect. It is partly why I love this hobby so much, as I am a huge lover of the great outdoors. Thanks again and I hope to see you on my next episode. Gareth
Hi Gareth. Absolutely love your videos. My name is Bill Came. I'm from Horton in Berkshire. I've only been metal detecting for a few weeks. My first time out in a neighbour's paddock, I unearthed a 14th century French Jetton and a George 5th silver shilling. I'm hooked.
Hello & Greetings to you Bill from Berkshire, welcome to metal detecting. No wonder you are hooked after a couple of stunning finds like that. Let me tell you there will be a lot more beautiful finds on those horse paddocks, they are always very productive sites to metal detect. Thanks for the very kind words by the way, if you haven't seen it already a made a Beginners Guide To Metal Detecting video, you can see this here:
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If you ever have any questions, please let me know. Gareth
Nice one Gareth - another great production, ta 🙏 Bobby 🙂
Hi Bobby, thank you for coming along, hope to catch you on the next episode. G
Really enjoy watching your videos Gareth 👍🏻 Ryan from Inverness in the Scottish Highlands 👍🏻
Hello Ryan from Inverness, thanks for your very kind words, I really appreciate comments like this. I try to take all the positivity I receive from viewers and turn it into motivation and enthusiasm for my next project. It is incredibly hard work for me trying to metal detect, capture my day and create these videos. But I really enjoy doing it, so I shall keep on plodding on :) Thanks for your support and for sticking with the channel, hope to catch you on the next episode. G
Hi from Jayne, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. Love watching your videos.
Hi Jayne, wow Kangaroo Island, South Australia sounds like an amazing place to live. Man I'd sure love to see Australia one day (well some of it at least). Thanks for tuning in, it amazes me to think that people on the other side of the planet tune in and watch my tiny metal detecting channel on UA-cam. Gareth
Always a joy to watch, and lovely to see you've topped 10k subs, must try the relic mode my self, regards Len
Hi there Len, thank you very much for the kind words. Yes 10,000 subscribers has come and gone, already on the road to the next milestone. Thanks for your support and I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Another brilliant video Gareth. I'm from Northwingfield Chesterfield
Hi Paul from North Wingfield, pleased to meet you. Thank you for taking time out your day to watch this video, it is very much appreciated. I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Enjoying your video’s Gareth. Keep up the good work. Greatings from Waalwijk, The Netherlands
Hello there and Greetings, I love the Netherlands, I have been to Amsterdam several times and also a place called Zandvoort a couple of times as a trance music festival called Luminosity Beach Festival - GOOD TIMES!! I left the raving behind me to become a metal detectorist, but I still enjoy the music. Thanks so much for supporting my metal detecting UA-cam journey. Gareth
I use a Deus 2 and Im still new to it, always helps me when I can hear the sound of the different programs. Love it! Another cracking video.
Hi mate, part of my channel goal is to try to help people who watch my channel. As I learn, they learn too. Showing signals and tones and what settings I use is the best way for people to learn. Its a never ending learning curve for all of us. Thanks so much for tuning in. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire Completely agree! I love it. Not many other creators do this and it makes a huge difference. Always looking forward to the next video :D
@@SnDDetectorist I like to be different and I like the style of my content to be different 😆 Thanksss
Great video Gareth, some cracking finds mate. Good luck 🤞
Hello there, thank you for the kind words and also for tuning in and taking the time to watch this video. I very much hope to see you on the next episode. G
Great hunt thanks for the help. Congrats on the great finds. I love to big pennies. I hunt in PA, USA love my Deus 2
Hello, greetings and welcome to my channel, thanks so much for coming along and watching this video. I appreciate your kind words. I also love finding those big old pre-decimal pennies, I have dug several thousands in the last 8 or 9 years and still have them ALL. I always think about what I should do with them. Any ideas?
Looks like your plan worked OK, plenty of finds up there!
Hi there, thanks so much for visiting my channel and for watching this video. This permission is beautiful, a real nice place to metal detect. I had some great finds, but follow up visits have not been so fruitful. I am due another trip here, so hope to see you then
Always enjoy your videos, so relaxing to watch. I'm from the South Hams in Devon, where we are lucky enough to be within 15 minutes of the coast. I also have a permission of 100 acres but have yet to find a hammered. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Hi Marion from South Hams, pleased to meet you, lovely part of the world there. Thank you for your kind words and for watching and supporting my channel. Finding hammered silver coins is not easy, it takes hard work and lots of hard graft, OR huge amounts of luck!! Stick at it and you will find one sooner or later. Took me 16 months to find my first hammered. Thanks again and see you on the next episode. G
Great video Gareth spindle was nice find fathing was also nice sure plenty more there from Liskeard cornwall
Hello there Bobby, thank you, yes always happy to find these lovely old decorated spindle whorls. I was back here last weekend, but it was very warm and the finds were very sparse. But I will return again as I am sure there is some nice old OLD silver on there somewhere. Thanks as always for tuning in. G
Jenny, Ramsgate Kent England 🇬🇧
Love your videos and love Derbyshire 👍🏻
Hi Jenny, pleased to meet you, thanks so much for the very kind words, it means a lot to me and really helps to keep me inspired and motivated to carry on working hard on my channel. Thanks again and I look forward to seeing you on the next episode. Gareth
Top video bud cracking spindle whorl 👍
Now then Shaun, cheers buddy, another Derbyshire decorated spindle whorl to add to the ever growing collection. Hope you are well buddy, any gold rings to report?? I don't think so as you'd of messaged me by now haha. Cheers mate. G
Another great video Gareth - enjoyed it so much. Nice old finds - I also really like spindle whorls - such a nice one there... and I'm from Lancashire but live in the south west of Germany.
Hey there Troy, wow you live in Germany, I had no idea, that's awesome!! I love hearing from viewer / friends of the channel and learning about them. Its really difficult trying to remember everyone's details though, but I feel Troy from Germany will stick in my mind. Thanks as always for your endless support, see you on the next one buddy. Gareth
Hey there it’s Steve from America 🇺🇸. I have a Deus2. This is my first time watching and it was very nice. I enjoy the way you described the process. You’re very lucky to have items as old as you have. Such a treat to think you could get Saxon items or Roman coins. Just astonishing my friend.
Stay safe
Hello Steve from the USA, where about's in America you from? in 2019 I drove 5,000 miles across America over 3 weeks and saw some of the most spectacular things I have ever seen, the giant sequoia trees, the ancient bristle cone pines, death valley, antelope canyon to name a few. Trip of a lifetime that was!! Thank you for choosing to watch my channel, I have nearly 250 video on my channel now. thanks for the kind words, I like to upload quality content rather than quantity, everything you see is carefully filmed and neatly edited. It is awesome that we can find Roman and Saxon stuff here. Thanks again for coming along, I really hope to see you again on some of my many other metal detecting videos. Gareth
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire
If I could convince you to visit again, I’d take you on a grand adventure in my offshore charter boat. My family relocated to Anna Maria Island, Florida USA in 1977. We became very close friends with a commercial fisherman who had 3 daughters and no sons. Well my family never saw me again mate. I managed to attend 1year of college and I was solicited to captain an upcoming offshore charter boat. I was truly living a dream. I was dating/living (in sin) with the future owner of the fish company that I had grown up fishing for. I began winning tournaments and then took off on a 13,000,000 ( I just like all the zeros) 45m sport fishing yacht. I returned home and purchased the “Reef Reacher” my very own offshore boat. It even had the big aluminum tower for spotting fish at a distance.
All was well until 2015 I injured myself on the spine of a saltwater catfish. That wound became infected internally and went undiagnosed. The infection did irreparable damage to my spine and in 2022 I collapsed paralyzed in my bathroom.
I thought that life as I knew it was over. However I didn’t freak out. I sold everything and moved home and attended the Cleveland Clinic Spine Institute and now today exactly 3 years later to the day I’m able to get myself up and use a walker for short distances. God has seen fit to let me walk again. Now he didn’t just give it to me. I’ve been experiencing the most horrible torturous nerve pain for 15 months. There’s no medication that helps. By the time you get enough in me I’ll pass out. Somehow I got through this far. I did live in Philadelphia Pennsylvania for a bit and that’s where metal detectors came in. I lived inside a state park essentially. The home were built before the area was designated as a State Park. George Washington crossed the Delaware River in a funk attempt to drive the British from Trenton New Jersey. So the artifacts of this era (1776) obviously have substantial significance. We also find items that have been manufactured by Native American people. In early American history we often traded items with native Americans. These items included brass kettles. These brass kettles would inevitably break down and the native people would shape them into “points” some were conical and pushed over the tip of an arrow shaft, some were triangular shaped and driven into the shaft then the shaft were bound with “senu” or fiber. This was important because the metal arrowheads were much lighter and aerodynamic. These metal arrowheads were a game changer for indigenous peoples. They’re also the earliest metal relics that we discover here. They’re believed to have originated from the early 17th century
@@stevemiller3082 wow that is quite the story you have there. So pleased to hear that you are on the mend after your ordeal. A nice little history lesson for me there too. Thank you again for coming along to my channel 😁
From UK but have lived on the island of Cyprus for 21 years 🙂 As someone who crochets, I absolutely love the spindle whorl! Nice decorations on it too. Your littleone is adorable by the way 😍
Hello & Greetings to you in sunny Cyprus. When I was 16 I spent a month in Cyprus, travelling around with a friend, it was awesome. I experienced my 1 and only earthquake there, 25 years ago now, wow how time flies!! Thank you Mila does appear to be a lovely sweet little girl, but she can have the odd tantrum here and there in a morning or at bed time haha. Thanks so much for watching. Gareth
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire My parents were on holiday around that time and felt one too. Often feel them here (our house is on a fault line), we felt the big ones that hit Turkey this year, first time they've really scared me! Thankfully the houses are built to sway so nothing fell, just a few extra cracks in the paintwork! Awww she's a cutie all the same, I'm sure she melts your heart too much to be cross with her for long 😂 xx
@@tanithmessenger3581 woah, definitely a scary feeling. Ha yeah its very hard to be cross at her for long 🥰
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire just a tad! Aww 😍
Great work mate as always the copper disc is a rivet to hold artificial slates on roofs I've used thousands of the damn things over the years👍the land around you is much kinder to your coins than my way👍keep up the great work 👏👏👏
Hi Rob, great to hear from you mate, how are you doing? Thank you for the ID of that item, I always think they look like tiny satellite dishes haha. Some copper coins I find can be in reasonable condition, but most of the time they are completely toasted. Thanks mate, I'm tirelessly working on my channel at the moment, once one project is complete its straight on to the next one. Catch ya later dude. Gareth
@The Dukes Of Derbyshire all good ty mate not been out much my land is all cropped up and my grass land is way to high but that's how it rolls in this hobby 👍👍
@@robquince3076 I can't remember where in the world it is you detect??
Well done 👏
Hello, thank you very much for choosing to watch my channel, it is very much appreciated. I hope to see you again on some of my many other metal detecting videos. Gareth
Nice going dude. Yes I've had a few of them molded items and one I found next a Derbyshire lead mine. Better luck next time on the silver.
Hi,ah cool thanks for letting me know. Yes I am convinced these molds are in some way related to lead mining. There is very little known about them though and they only seem to come up in Derbyshire. Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave me a comment. Gareth
Another good one mate keep it up ,Essex England
Hello & Greetings to you Carl from Essex, pleased to meet you. Thank you for turning up week after week to watch and show your support for my channel. I hope to see you on the next episode. G
Enjoyed watching 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻😁
Hello, thank you, and thanks for taking time out your day to watch. I hope to see you on my next metal detecting expeditions. Gareth
Hi mate , cracking coin ball mine usually have crap in them , tried the Relic programme the other day quite impressed a couple of fairly deep targets , anyway a few coins and a lovely spindle whorle and i am not sure about big coils either tried a lot ( of good ones ) and i am afraid the jury is still out 🤔 , good video pal nice one ATB Rob 👍
Hi mate I do enjoy a good coinball. Relic mode is definitely quite an advanced setting to be using. I stuck to General for the first few months, then dabbled with Relic, then moved to Sensi FT, now I'm full on hooked on Sensi FT. By far the best program for me. Thanks as always and catch ya later dude. G
Hi Gareth, your videos are great, I'm a Notts lass watching from Suffolk, love the Derbyshire scenery.
Hi Anne, pleased to meet you, thank you very much for your kind words. It makes me feel really happy and really proud of my channel with all the support and kindness I receive. The positivity far out weighs the odd negative comment I receive. Thanks again and I hope to see you on my next episode. Gareth
nice finds Gareth always look forward to your videos awesome from cornwall
Hi mate, thank you, I really appreciate your comments. I must admit, sometimes I wonder why I do it, I put so much effort into my channel and the content I upload, spending many hours to receive very small amounts of views. But I do actually really enjoy it, and as long as I continue to do so I will keep at it. Thanks again and catch you on the next one. G
Another fabulous episode, from chepstow ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Not far from u mate, Abber 😀
@@silvernutoutdoors8892 you have some interesting finds on your photo,,I have lots of permission in the valley but very quiet Fields
@@garytaylor2236 thanks mate i hqve some great land all over your welcome anytime
@@silvernutoutdoors8892 send me your details to arrange a date for detecting ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hi guys, wow look at this new found friendship blossoming in the comments to my video. Awesome!!
The landscape up there is breathtaking all the remains of the mining history scattered around. Some nice bits up and I'm not going to mention that spindle whorl.......
Hi mate, yeah its a stunning location. It is very very close to the fields I took you on a few months ago. Signals are few n far between and you have to work hard to make finds, but I'm sure there is something exciting lying under the surface in them fields somewhere
Another great video and some great finds to match, that George 11 farthing was in amazing condition for its age, and another spindle whorl to add to you collect of them, hope you and the family are well, keep it up as always
Hi Samz yes another reslly good session on those fields. I was there again on Saturday, but it was really warm and I really struggled to make any finds. Thanks as always for tuning in. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire yeah starting to look abit more like summer, but gets harder for detectorists out in the sun all day
Great hunt Gareth....lovely spindle whorl that 👍
Hi Scott, cheers mate, these spindle whorls seem to be strewn all over the fields of Derbyshire. I seem to find a spindle whorl of some sort almost every time I go metal detecting. Thanks as always for tuning in and taking the time to watch. Hope to see you on the next episode. G
Not all is gold and silver Gareth, beautiful things are made from different metals too and you proove it, excellent video and congratulations mate.
Hello & Greetings Gustavo, yes definitely, there are some amazing bronze, lead and copper artefacts out there. Some of my favourite finds are made from these metals. But it is no secret we all have a love for finding gold and silver. But of course this is not always possible. Thanks as always for taking the time to watch and for supporting my channel. Gareth
Hi Gareth ,a little way down the road in Worcester 👍
Hello & Greetings Dave from Worcester, pleased to meet you. Thanks for you support to my channel and taking time out your days to watch what I create, it is very much appreciated. Catch you on the next episode. G
Hi Gareth , Henry from Vermont, USA. One of the more common colonial Era coins I find here are those KG 2 halfpennies, even got a cartwheel twopence last year. Great videos ! Thanks !
Hello there Henry from Vermont, beautiful part of the world. Pleased to meet you. Wow you found a cartwheel two pence over there?? That's awesome, I have only ever found 1 of these in 8 years of metal detecting. I find lots of the one pennies. Thanks so much for watching, I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Hi mate, great channel! Doug from the Limousin, France
Hello & Bonjour Doug from Limousin, France. I did not know this was a place, I thought this was a stretched car? :) Thanks for your kind words and for supporting my channel. I hope to see you on my next episode. Gareth
Great video. Love that spindle whorl, I'm after one like that.
That copper pin looking thing you asked about, I've found loads. I think they are some sort of roof fixing...
Loads of Georgian coins coming up from that permission... 😀😀
Hi mate, yeah I must admit at the time I found this I thought of you!! Derbyshire lead capital a world haha. Ahh OK thanks for the potential ID, I've found them before n always wondered. Thanks as always for tuning in. G
I'm in Australia. I like to hunt in Relic mode. I like the loud sounds the machine gives out when I go over a coin. Really good for hunting in trashy areas where there are lots of ring pulls of drink cans. I like to hunt at country race tracks for coins.
Hello & Greetings to you Kim from the other side of Earth in Australia. It is awesome to know that our friends from down under are tuning in to watch my tiny metal detecting channel here in Derbyshire, England. Relic mode is pretty awesome, I use it from time to time, but Sensi FT for me is the most suitable setting for me and on the English pasture fields I detect. I bet you find a lot of coins on them race tracks!! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch this video and for supporting my channel. Gareth
Hi Gareth I'm Andy from North Shropshire 👍I use the Deus 2 have still got the D1 of which I've bad some nice finds with over five years great video buddy 👍
Greetings Andy from North Shropshire, pleased to meet you. Ahhh a former Deus1 user who now uses a Deus2. I see and hear lots of differing opinions from people like you. I used the ORX prior to the Deus2 and definitely a massive improvement in performance and customisability detecting on clean pasture fields. I see some struggling with it in heavily mineralised or iron rich soil.. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
wow!🔥
Hello, thanks so much for taking time out your day to watch this video, it really means a lot to me. I very much hope to see you on some of my many other metal detecting videos. Gareth
I think it has already been said but another fruitful dig and helpful advice to learners of the Deus 2.I am not a fan of going for more depth,at 82 I don't want deep holes so happy with what I have with my Deus 1.
Hi Dave, I had no idea you are 82, its great for me to learn about the people who spend so much of their time supporting my channel. You guys see and get to know me but I do not see you guys or know much. this is why I love the comments section on UA-cam. I spend huge amounts of time replying to people and chatting to people, its awesome. Awesome to see at 82 you are still passionate about the hobby. Cheers to you Dave. Gareth
I am still active being the PRO for the Hinckley Search Society and doing the club reports for the Searcher magazine and the finds competition at meetings.I have had one knee replacement and need the other one doing at some stage.I don't drive so have to rely on my mate to drive me to club digs or to our own sites.@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire
@@davemann3940 fantastic Dave, you are a role model and a proper legend. I'd be very amazed if I am still able to metal detect at 60, let along 80. Keep it up mate
Well done Gareth. Great whorl. Great old Georgian coins too. Looks like a good day out. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍
Hi mate, finding these old Derbyshire whorls is always an enjoyable experience for me as a lead fanatic haha. I am sure there is something super exciting to be found on these fields, a 3rd visit has since been undertaken but still not found it. Hope you are well and will catch up with a couple of your expeditions soon. Gareth
Hi Gareth, the yellow and red things at 6 minutes looks to me like aluminium cores from an electric cable 👍
Hi Scott, thank you for your help, any idea why someone would of been in the middle of a field with 2 rolls of electrical cable? I love how everything we find has a story, even bits of scrap haha. Thanks as always for watching and supporting my channel, catch you on the next episode. Gareth
Paul , Canberra , Australia. Wish we had fields like you have in blighty.
Hello & Greetings to you Paul from Canberra, Australia, pleased to meet you. It is so awesome that our Australian friends from down under are tuning in and watching my tiny metal detecting channel here in Derbyshire, England. So thank you sir. I look forward to seeing you again on my next episode. Gareth
You sure hit a pocket of G3's. Hi Miss Mila!
Helloo, yes there is definitely lots of Georgian history on this site, it is where I found the 2 Georgian gold coins. I would love to find an old Georgian silver coin, maybe on a future visit :) Thanks so much for tuning in every week, mila says hellooo. Gareth
David from Richardson Texas
Hello and greetings to you David all the way from Texas, USA. Thanks very much for visiting my channel and watching this video. I hope to see you again on some of my 300 other metal detecting videos. Gareth
Great video, I'm Steven from county Durham
Hi Steven from County Durham, pleased to meet you. Thanks as always for taking time out your day to watch. I hope to see you on my next metal detecting expedition. Gareth
Добрый день! Отличные находки!!! Но земля в ваших краях тоже не щадит монеты... Как и у нас. Хороших вам находок!!!
Hello and greetings, thanks so much for visiting my channel and watching this video. You are correct, copper coins do not fair well in wet English soil. I hope to see you on my channel again soon
Hi, Robin from SC, USA
Hello & Greetings to you Robin from the USA, it seems I have many viewers from across the pond who are tuning in to my little metal detecting channel here in England. I thank you for your support and dedication. Hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Hi mate love the vids as alaways great hunt
Lee Abergavenny 😀😀😀
Hi Lee from Abergavenny, pleased to meet you. Thank you for taking time out your day to watch this video, it is very much appreciated. I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
Been waiting watch this all today… bed time tv 😃
Hi mate, I hope it provided entertainment and enthusiasm to get out metal detecting. Thanks as always for tuning in and taking the time to watch. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire was a great watch ! As always !
Just got my new nokta delivered today so out on Sunday give it a day see what I pull up with it !
@@deano1864 thank you. Did you get a Legend?
Always enjoy your videos Garreth. Apologize if I spelled your name incorrect.
Hi mate, thank you for the kind words, I always look forward to your comments and feedback. Hope you are well and hope to see you on the next 'special' episode. Gareth
Hey Gareth 🙋🏻♂️
That's been a nice Expedition again 👍🏻
Very sad that the really old coins are toasted so badly 😟
Hope you will find a good conditioned George II some day 🍀🍀🍻
Hi Thomas, yes it was a really enjoyable metal detecting session with some nice old and interesting finds.I was back here again at the weekend but finds were few n far between. Copper coins do not fair well in UK soil unfortunately, but its always nice to find them in reasonable condition. Thanks as always for tuning in and watching this video. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire well, if we were buried in the ground that long time, we'd look much worse 😁
Hi the plastic coated things are off cuts from Electric cable .
Hi Jason, thank you very much for identifying my mystery objects. Also, thanks for taking the time to watch this video. I hope to catch you on the next episode. Gareth
Thanks for the cool video .What main setting you recommend in the forest ? ,
it is known that you need to adjust the ground yourself, the type of soil and littering
Hi there, thanks very much for visiting my channel and for watching this video. I would probably just use General program or Sensi FT. I wouldn't bother with deep settings. Smaller coils work best in woodland too, so you can get in all the tight spaces. Thanks again and I hope to see you on my channel again. Gareth
Damien from wexford ireland 🇮🇪
Hello & Greetings Damien from Wexford in beautiful Ireland, pleased to meet you. Thanks so much for taking time out your day to watch this video and for supporting my channel. I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
No Silver, that is seldom with Gareth.
10 k subs gongraths, nice spindel wrold. Horrible conditions on George 2
And 3 coins, mostly they are😜🔝❤️
Hi mate, nope no silver today, what you see is what you get with my channel, if I find junk, then that's all you will see. The joy of being a real detecting channel. I went out on Saturday and again did not find any silver. Yes 10,000 subscribers is quite an achievement for me, considering I do not feel the need to spam UA-cam links to my videos or promote my channel in any way. Its all completely organic. Onwards to 20,000 hey :) Thanks as always for your loyal support, it is indeed very much appreciated. Gareth
Hello my friend, I always enjoy your videos. I want to ask you about the depth of the device on large targets.Thank you
Ehup mate. Ive never heard of the lead mold before. The wooden tray for the spindle whatsit is nice and a perfect fit.
Hi Rich, the lead molds are quite uncommon to find, especially outside of Derbyshire. But I have found half a dozen or so over the years. I am convinced they are something to do with lead mining. But I cannot confirm this. The find display was made by a chap called Nixon Martin, if you go on instagram search nixmhandcrafted or go on facebook and search Nick Martin. His work is second to none. Expensive but high quality. Thanks as always for watching. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire Cheers mate. Ill have a look.
Alloy cable them red n yellow 👍
Hello, thank so much for helping to ID these items, makes you wonder what someone would be doing in the middle of nowhere with a couple of rolls of electrical cable? Thanks for taking the time to watch and I hope to see you on my next metal detecting episode. Gareth
Maybe someone already has told you but the thingy at 13:03 is a special nail to attach tin-roof (I think thats what is called in English)
Hi mate, yes a couple of people did tell me that, hopefully I will remember for the next time I find one :) Thanks as always for tuning in, watching and supporting my channel and what I do. G
I really enjoy your videos from Mike in Virginia USA . Here I mostly hunt old house sites so no relic mode. I've been thinking about the 13" coil but don't know if I will get it for the ORX or D2. Keep up the good work.
Hey there Mike from Virginia USA, thank you for your very kind words, for watching this video and generally supporting my channel. It is super appreciated!! It amazes me to know that our friends from across the Atlantic are tuning in to watch my tiny metal detecting based here in Derbyshire, England. The power of UA-cam is a wonderful thing!! From what I see of American metal detecting videos, smaller coils definitely seem to be more suitable for searching those trash sites and picking out the good targets. You have a couple of great machines there, I too have an ORX and Deus2. What is the best thing you have ever found? Thank you again for your support. Gareth
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire the best 2 things are a gold $1 coin minted 1864 with no scratches and a Union horse martingale with the federal eagle and shield on it.
@@oldtimer5037 wow there's no feeling like unearthing a gold coin is there
Another great hunt there Gareth had plenty of coinage and I loved the spindle whore, have I spelt that correctly lol. Had to give up detecting yesterday I had no strength and wanted to stop every 5 minutes, must be coming down with something. Anyway take care mate see you on the next one.
Hey there John, haha you not quite spelt it right no and I'm surprised UA-cam even allowed that word haha. Its spindle whorl. As you know, quite a regular find for me, especially at the moment, the fields of Derbyshire seem to be littered with them. Hope you are feeling better mate and catch ya later. G
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire Thanks Gareth.
24:00 where did you get that display holder from Gareth? Love it!😊
Hi Mark, the small finds display tray with the red material was from a guy on Facebook called Steve Castle. If you go on Facebook and search him, you should find him easily. He wanted £20 for this particular one, although its a bit small for me. I am looking at getting a bigger and nicer one. Hope this helps. Gareth
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire cheers buddy
Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰 my name is Paul. Enjoying your videos 👍😉 Maybe you already did a video on this, but I'm curious to know how you register your old age finds (GPS coordinates, FLO etc.).
In DK we register all the old stuff and hand it over to the local museum. We might receive a small tax free reward depending on the items we find incl. a letter from the National Museum describing the find.
Hello & Greetings to you Paul from Denmark, pleased to meet you, and thank you for your kind words. With the items that I have had recorded I show them on Google Maps the locations / co-ordinates of the finds. But to be honest, I don't really record things anymore, as my local FLO is a 50 mile round trip away and I simply cannot justify paying the petrol costs, paying to park in the city and sacrificing half of a Saturday. I found 4 medieval silver coins together several years ago, they have had them ever since, who knows when I will get them back. I will not be recording such items in future. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, I hope to see you on my next episode. Gareth
lots of crusty ones on this one Gareth the penny at the start was in good condition and had great patina the spindle whorl just magic cheers
Hi James, this permission definitely throws up the old coins and artefacts, lots of lead here. I'm confident there is something special lay under the turf on this patch. Trouble is, it could be a needle in a hay stack!! Thanks as always for tuning in, catch you on the next episode. G
I'm from the USA, the state of Pennsylvania. I like the shovel you are using. What brand is it?
Hello there Donald from Pennsylvania, pleased to meet you. It is awesome to know that our friends from the other side of the pond tune in to watch my tiny metal detecting channel here in Derbyshire, England. Thank you :) The spade is made by a good friend of mine called Carl, his brand is called Noble MDT, you can find him on Facebook or Instagram if you search Noble MDT. I think he has shipped a couple to the States before, but shipping costs are astronomical. Its a really great spade though, love mine, been using it heavily for a couple years now. Thanks again and I hope to see you on the next episode. Gareth
What camera are you using to film your videos?
Hello, I use my smart phone which is a Samsung Galaxy S23. I film in the best resolution it is capable of, 4K @ 60FPS. I try to make the best quality video that I can do. Lots of editing and huge amounts of hard drive memory but the final product looks great (I hope). Thanks for taking the time to watch and I hope to see you again. Gareth
Hi Garth still going back though your old videos I seen you find what I think you called a “decorated spindle wall” several times over your videos what are they. Andy in Surrey
Hi Andy, yes spindle whorls are very common in Derbyshire and the decorated ones can be very beautiful. A quick Google explanation:
A spindle whorl is a weighted object fitted to a spindle to help maintain the spindle's speed of rotation while spinning yarn. It typically takes the form of a disk or spherical object, sometimes whorled, normally positioned on the bottom of the spindle. The spinner spins the resulting weighted spindle up to speed, which the whorl maintains, and then slowly pulls the fabric off a mass of fibers which the spindle then twists into yarn.
Historically, whorls have been made of materials like amber, antler, bone, ceramic, coral, glass, stone, metal (iron, lead, lead alloy), and wood (oak). Local sourced materials have been also used, such as chalk, limestone, mudstone, sandstone, slate, lydite and soapstone.
Hope this helps and hope to see you again on another episode. G
Thank you!!
Hiya mate. Can I take a guess at what boots you are wearing here. I'm going for Altberg Defenders ?
Hi mate, yes, they sure are!! Are you a military man? A friend got them for me for a very good price, I could not say no. They are brilliant, best boots I've ever owned. The first time I ever wore them, I found that gold half Guinea - LUCKY BOOTS haha
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire Not a military man just a lover of those boots. I have a few pairs.
Hi! I'm Robert...Look in Hungary Kecskemét...
Hello there Robert, thank you very much for visiting my channel today, I really appreciate you coming along. Thanks also for taking time out your day to watch this video and for leaving me a comment. I uploaded a video recently showing 2 amazing GOLD finds I made on the same field, 7 days apart, if you wish to see:
ua-cam.com/video/VasQozqHfyo/v-deo.html
Thank you again for coming along and I hope to see you again. Gareth
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire
Emily from Nottinghamshire! I’d love some permission up Peak District 💚 my favourite place to hike! I I ever spot you while I’m out I’ll come say hello 👋
Hi Emily from Nottinghamshire, yes the Peak District is a new area I've started detecting and getting new permissions. There is little group activity that way so its much easier for me to get permissions. I've found a couple of gold coins up here too so far so its going great!! Thanks so much for watching. G
The thing you dont know what it is that youve found before...may well be some sort of pipe tamper...bit big though
🤔
Helloo there, yes it is quite possible as pipe tamps come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Thanks as always for coming along and joining me, I hope to see you on the next episode. G
Hi I,m Dave from cubley .
I know who you are haha. There are many people on the look out for you, you should be careful metal detecting on places without permission
I do have some legit permissions mate .many in fact .hope ya keeping ok .
@@davidjeffries7690 I'm sure you do mate, but I've seen your name and photo pop up in many a facebook group. I'd just be careful
Got two new ones down here last week not much cop up to now Gareth .best buy some running shoes then .thanks for the tip off mate .
Archie - Derbyshire 🤣
Hello there Archie neighbour from Derbyshire, pleased to meet you haaha
@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire hardly the other side of the world but it will do.
Hallo groetjes uit Holland .Eddie
Hello & Greetings to you Eddie in Holland, one of my favourite European countries. I have been several times to Amsterdam. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, and I hope to see you again on my next episode. Gareth
Leave iar on 0 and run notch up to 12
Hi Gary, yes I had totally forgotten about that. Been a long time since I used Relic mode. Have you updated to version 1.0?? I just did mine this morning!! Thanks for tuning in and watching. Gareth
Will wait till it all dies down before updating. Gaz
Hello My names Gergő I from Hungary.
Hello Gergo from Hungary, pleased to meet you. Thanks so much for taking time out your day to watch this video, it really means a lot to me. I very much hope to see you on some of my many other metal detecting videos. Gareth
chas buffalo new york united states
Hey there Chas from Buffalo, pleased to meet you. I always appreciate our friends from across the pond tuning in, thanks so much. I hope to see you again on my next episode. All the best. Gareth