WHY are there so MANY Coins in the River? Found Old Coins Everywhere!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Why are there so many coins in the river? That is a question we get every week! This video we find a bunch of old coins in the river, so I answer that question! Steve, Mark, and I head out to one of our favorite rivers that we call Silver River. Seems like we always find old silver coins here. This trip didn't disappoint. We find a few AMAZING Relics as well!
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If Smiley starts a band will it be called....Nippleback?
Those cannons... got me fired up. Nice going guys
Excellent Hunt. Kurt the Holed Reale Shoe Buckle and tiny Button Congrats. The 39 Regament Cross Cannon Pin very nice. Muck Love the ShakerThat Beautiful Copper. Congrats on the Rosie. Smiley Congrats on the Buttons. Take Care everyone
Awesome spot this week! Congrats on the spanish silver and the cross cannons pin! Great job guys!
24:00 That would be a civil war navy cuff button very nice find!
Yep that an early ww1 cannon pin you were right on that
We need a video with the whole crew in the river b-rad , Billy, Bobby, I want the full og crew and is muck ever gonna do a face reveal or is this like home improvement he is gonna neighbor us til the last episode lmao ?? Keep up the great vids much love from Tennessee
@@dl88c17 haha! That would be great
Love the camel, so cute. The tiny eagle,too. I agree the one mystery item looks like a flag holder.
Superb day and very enjoyable to watch. That salt shaker top looks like Colonial high quality pewter one and the George II coin was incredible and those crossed canons are awesome and good to see Smiley and that crazy art on his back. Keep them finds coming brothers
Thought that fish knife was kinda cool! Not something you see everyday!
@@wiseguysoutdoors2954 thanks! Me too
Yay thanks for another great adventure guys! Smiley!!
Hey nice vid. Inspired me to check out my rivers. what kind of sandscoop are you using? That looks like 1 1/2" pvc for the handle. Looks really sturdy and handles the pebbles and rocks well.
1 1/4" pvc works perfectly with the scoop. I talk about it in the first water hunt this hear.
This is the scoop we use
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People tend to forget the canals and waterways were once used on a constant basis to transfer goods and commodities, and they could be a treasure trove when searched in the right places. If you live anywhere along one of the main canal routes of the past, it’s worth doing some test digs in the area.
VERY LOW SENSITIVITY IN THE WATER IS THE WAY TO GO!!!!! I WOULD USE A SETTING OF 15 is what's best IMHO
Very awesome day.
Kurt, you never discuss your setting on water hunting , any possibility you could share?
Proof that great minds think alike. Muck’s sifter looks just like the one I built. I used white zip ties. I only wish that mine had the same kind of finds on it
@@davidraines1380 hahaha!
Outstanding day guys. What a great spot. Lots of great coins and relics. I love the crossed cannons pin with the regiment number. I dug one of those this last spring and gave it to the home owners to thank them for letting me detect their yard numerous times.
The regiment on mine was “102”
Great finds ! Great to see Smiley out.
I found clock pieces and they are from the 1860's-1870's.
That little Navy button could have been from a hat strap, maybe, but I think the round lead think Muck found is a bottle stopper. I found one a few years ago with a big X marked across it. Great hunt! Lots of cool stuff. Pretty sure they're from eroded shoreline. Most rivers here on the shore have lost hundreds of feet since colonial times. Thanks!
So glad water digs are back. Keep them coming!
The 39 pin is my favorite!
Another super interesting video!....Suggestion how about a contest where ONE of your subs is invited to go out for a day with you guys? Of course he will have to be close BUT. SURE WOULD MAKE THAT SUBS DAY!!! Just a thought!
incredible amount of coins overboard. is it still somebody has a hole in the pocket they surely wore clothes ragged near about
I’m pretty sure that is to weigh out gunpowder grains for either canons or muskets.
Butter knife Kurt I have one made of silver that looks identical in shape and style.
Hey Kurt, I'm pretty sure your artillery cap pin is going to be 1870s to around 1900, Indian Wars/Spanish American War era. What an awesome find!
I wasn’t surprised when you said you were beat. I was tired just watching. Wonderful day!!
Smiley is dedicated for sure. Nice tattoo from the quick glance. We need a shorts video of a close up of the tattoo.
@@GrantMcIntosh great idea
That 39th Field Artillery hat pin is awesome. I was with the 37th FA for 7 years, with two combat tours.
@steelrain4362 wow! Thank you for your service
Love the videos y'all.... Ty so much 🙏
At first I thought it said Gold Coins Everywhere! Regardless, keep up the Great content! I’ve listened to you guys for years now. I even listen without watching sometimes just to laugh with you.
Awesome finds! Always love watching!
Those clock frames are likely from mantle clocks.
The small navy button may have come from a officers cap
Kurt, from what I found, the Cross Cannon artillery pin is from around 1902.
@@chrisanderson9856 that's what I gathered as well
Civil war artillery crossed cannon
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That looks like an officers Spanish American war cross cannons pin. Also look up Mexican war dragoon buttons and Indian buttons
Have u ever soaked yr finds in Braggs apple cider vinegar ??????????????¿?
I have. It works. I don't clean my finds too often. All depends what it is
A piece of musket side plate by the buckle? 🤔
WW1 39th Coast Artillery
Awesome finds guys! I love that tattoo on Smileys back.
You said it best- a great day on the water! Finds were plentiful and a bunch of nice relics as well, but Muck's KG II was stunning- can't recall seeing a better copper come out of the water!
I believe mucks flag pole holder is a whiffletree tip for a buggy harness. awesome video!!!
I think you need help cleaning up that site!! I volunteer!!
Your pin is a 1902-1905 artillery collar pin, I found a 197th battery coastal artillery just like it here in Massachusetts a few years back in an old city park. Cool find
@@baystateplugflipper7061 Awesome! Thanks
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That’s the old school highway where you find everything.
I’m surprised you haven’t found alot of native this year. The 39th field artillery is WW1
@@jeffmcgrath2202 haven't sifted for them. I'd like to soon
Nice finds, but no hummer this week. Thanks
@@bogipepper hahaha
You guys make this look fun.
Nice to Smiley (scubasteve) NOT nice to see trash in his box. Who did that?!?
I started keeping all of my metal to run to the scrap yard. Especially copper brass and bronze...you can make some serious cash with just a 5 gallon bucket full.
I want to be JUST like you guys which I am because I am getting my pinpointer
@@NateBlox628 Awesome! Good luck
Awesome water hunt! Thank you for sharing
If it's as hot up there as it is here in Alabama I'd be doing river hunts too.
Love that cross canon piece.
Shaker is German silver a combination of copper nickel lead and zinc
@@joekammer6180 awesome! Thank you
You guys should save all that brass and handed in at the recycler because where I live it's $2 a pound
fish knife? maybe just a butter spread knife...easier turned 45deg to spread??
Kurt, dont worry about those guys who think yall aint hunting right. Or thinks u plant stuff. Ive been watching for a while now and know u guys are genuine. Keep it up guys!
@@EricTheRed23 thanks Eric
For old dudes it’s so much nicer hunting water. So much easier. I gotta get out. Haven’t been in years.
Wow. This is an early ep. Awesome hunt!
@@axxwound1205 Hey bro! I don't want to be too predictable.
Always enjoy the boys
Always love the river videos. But, today’s was extra special with Smiley.
Great finds and sexy Tattoo Smiley!!
Thank u @janele2488
Whoever said why do you dig coins/relics out of the water cuz they look like crap needs the boot lol. It’s still history no matter what it looks like.
man that kg2
I have a pretty decent arrowhead collection and I would say roughly 80% or so of them were found in a creek bed in Amite County, Mississippi.
Do you hunt in all metal or do you use some discrimination??
@@jimlybarger9456 99.9% I'm wide open. I like hearing everything
The tiny button before you noticed the eagle designe on it for it being so small I thought it was maybe a shoe button from back then. However you noticed the eagle on it so unless there boots had tiny buttons with eagles on them I have no clue. What held the brass shoulder protectors fast against the mens shoulders? Or a button that held down the soldiers collar. Just some suggestions. Stay safe out there, blessings to you guys, cheers.😊
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Collar badge for 39th Field Artillery Regiment established July 5th, 1918
Why didn't you show the two pieces of gold in the separator in the last couple of minutes? I really wanted to see that gold ring and the bigger gold piece
Great relics guys! Congrats to all of you!
@@joemiller8965 thanks!
Nice finds. Cool cross cannons...and smiley.. cool ink job...b safe and keep digging ✌️
Some neat finds 👍🍻
Mark is working on his "Bobby live digs" in the blooper reel 🤣 would LOVE to see a bottle dig with Billy Bottles sometime soon!
@@derbyfreak8183 That would be nice! Bill wants to play. Wish he'd heal up
@@thehooverboys me too! Definitely miss him and the boys. I hope everyone is doing good, God bless you all.
@@derbyfreak8183 Appreciate it! We all miss the old days, but the guys are around. Just busy doing other things
@@thehooverboyssay hi to Bob, Billy, Leo ,Smiley ,Smileys bro..can’t remember his name lol 😝 Muck, B Rad and Gary 🫡‼️
Oh and 44 Baby 🤣🤣‼️
Those cannons are amazing! I believe they are actually Spanish-American War era or just after. It looks like the pins on the M1902 visor cap. Awesome finds as always!
I sadly scraped a few buckles in the first few years hunting here....I haven't found any complete sense then ... I'm sick about it :(
Fun day guys and beautiful finds,your all a blast, keep digging, 💘👍🙏
Something in that spot is causing some incredibly well-preserved items. Maybe there is a very clear spring feeding in just up stream keeping salts and acids away from the metal? Maybe it's the composition of the soils and silts of the river bottom there? Maybe it's the volume of junk in the area shielding things under it? Whatever it is, KEEP HITTING THAT PLACE! You had a nearly complete shoe buckle, Mark's almost perfectly preserved coin, the crossed cannon piece that still had the damn PIN on it... I'm telling you, 99% of the time those things don't come out of a river that old and in that good of shape, and you found a cluster of them. Something special is happening there, take advantage of it! (I also think that tiny eagle button is a cuff button). :)
Great show. You've pretty much taken the lion share of my
"Wet Detecting" UA-cam viewing. Now I have to look up wizzer. 👍
a lot of dumps on and in rivers.
Awesome hunt guys thanks!!!!!
@@charlieschemmel122 thank you!
Good morning from Shreveport. Good episode 👍
Over here in England we find a lot of what we call George coppers ( George I and II and III and III ) from fields and parks but amazingly my best condition George copper half penny I have ever found come from a beach. 🙂.
Mark’s item may be a buggy whip holder instead of a flag holder.
Nice hunt, great to see Smiley again!
Artillery pin is it a civil war pin. Or ww2
@@catherinemillard4442 ww1 I believe
Awesome, guys. Next time, gold.
Awesome finds, glad you stumbled on those spots. Also love all the glass and pottery popping up. Did any of it seem old? Anyone in your crew interested in that stuff? Im a sucker for it every time haha
Thanks for addressing how all that stuff got in the river. That's been bothering me for a long time I just never bothered to ask and as always happens with the UA-cam channels that I go to if I have a question just wait and eventually it will be answered.
I don't think that was a salt shaker cap. I believe it was a container for incense. Priests back in the day would do home visits for the elderly or sick. There was probably a matching set with one that carried the wafers one for communion wine and another for holy water.
I believe you guys do this more for the excitement of the hunt, so as much as you / we wish everything you find is in perfect condition, just finding it is enough. The quality is merely a bonus after that! Thanks for sharing what you do!!
Nice Dig Kurt Muck & SmileY!!😁
Anither great day! Thanks for taking us along.
So cool, at least to me that the holes in the coin are different sizes bc back then they 1. They didn't care and 2. Did it by hand