Untouched 1700's Farm In The Woods Of NYC
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2023
- Welcome back to the Metal Detecting NYC channel. Today we're doing a woods hunt and break a big life-changing news. Within the woods of New York City we find an old untouched farm, and our metal detecting finds there are quite unbelievable. Our treasure hunting in the woods resulted in a lot of relics from 17th or 18th century. Watch till the end to see these rare finds. Don't forget to leave a comment below and subscribe to my channel. Stay tuned!
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Any guesses on what the big news is? Here is a link to Indiana Tones: www.youtube.com/@IndianaTones
You, Indiana Tones and her Highness are going to London?
@@vernthornblad1598 great guess! That will someday happen!
You guys are moving to Florida !
You are giving up metal detecting to pursue your true passion, dancing in ballet.
The new video today is saying not available in my country. USA LoL. Hopefully you see this, thanks
Leafs crunching and targets popping ...Fun Day 👍
Yessir!
That one button with the opal looking stone is a cuff link I believe and that other teapot top thing is something that future people put in their pile for the scrap yard.
Thank you for the ID's!
DEF.A CUFFLINK
My kind of hunting! One thing I share in common is that most old homesites that as abandoned have very few coins. In my area there are many abandoned farms that were repossessed during the depression. Others were taken for unpaid taxes. I don't think many of the people had any money to lose.
😢
On the other hand, these places are loaded with interesting relics that tell a story!
Great comment!
Facts.
Imo the best place to find would be the fields they worked.
Your "button" with the rose is SOOOO cool! I love that.
Its one of my favorite finds of the year!
Nice finds. The blue stone button is a cuff link. The long piece of metal that is grooved is a stripper clip for a gun. That site looks untouched.
Thank you! Cant wait to go back!
It’s about time you been finding old stuff me and my boy have been killing it with the Legend 10 IH 2 beautiful walking liberty s
That piece at 8:37 is def a slide that holds rounds for a rifle. Found a few of them myself. Awesome video. I’m real local to you. Maybe I’ll see you out and about detecting.
Thanks for the ID! See you around!
Yes a stripper clip. never dug one, but have lots of them.
It goes to a 1903 Springfield rifle
@@MetalDetectingNYC Yep. Rounds slide clip for sure. Found one with rounds still in it.
That "half horse shoe" is an oxen shoe.
I think that should be ox. Oxen is the plural.
Noted! Thank you for the ID!
Great location. Appears untouched. Beeper beep.. 👍
Will be back with grass cutting equipment
@@MetalDetectingNYC Good idea on the grass cutting. Untouched history waiting to be found! 👍
The second button looked like a General Service button. I thought I saw an eagle with a shield on it.
Definitely saw the shield as well, first frames from home
Found a button with a crown on it last week, turned out to be 1800s Spanish Calvary. Congrats on that site!
Wow!
First notification in months. I think YT is broke. Great video.
Ive heard others say the same thing, even with the notification bell!
Maybes brooch ? Looks like the 2 indents may have been where a pin was it saddlestrap guide ?
Wicked Excited for this one Merrill 👍
Thank you!
Epic as bro! Shame you didn’t get any coins but some stunning buttons and so much potential at that spot! Cheers 🤙
Thank you TheSluicers! We will be going back!
The best season to detect is now!
Yep. It's not hot, no ticks, poison ivy, biting flying insects, the underbrush is dying down and the ground hasn't frozen yet. All the stars are in line to make it happen the only thing left is to get out there and dig all those signals (or tones) my bad lol
Thanks for the video !!, can we have a fiel back on the nexus detector ,testing , personal opinion !
At 9:50… it’s Janet Jackson’s wardrobe malfunction. Love your channel, Merril! I watch every time you drop a vid!
Thank you
Totally amazing that you can still find sites with finds like that in NYC that haven't been completely cleaned out!
I think the big iron and hot rocks chase a lot of people away and the few who stay cherry pick only high tones which may be why they didn't pull coins on the first hunt.
Me too!!!!
Go back there with the Manticore in fast mode, 1 region all tones, enhanced audio with stabiliser on 8 recovery speed 6. I pull coins out of tough sites like that and the stabiliser with the update changed the game. I pull coins out of holes with nails but rarely ever dig a nail by itself. This is done on sites ive hammered with the 800 and 900 and AT pro. My dad has the 900 and he only found one coin each day over 3 separate hunts while I dug multiple coins and silvers. He was like dam that Manticore is making me feel jealous. Try it out you might be surprised.
He's using an XP Deus II, and you're suggesting he go back with a Manticore? Haha! That's rich! (I sold my Manticore, kept my Deus II)
@@trolltaker facts. don't lie. Then again your name is the Trolltaker 😂
@@centralpacificexplorer3915search UA-cam and find videos put out by detector comparison called Manticore vs Deus head to head part 1 although he did 4 live Manticore vs Deus II head to head over two weeks Carter who's the guy who makes serious detecting videos in the North East and diving crushed the Manticore using the Deus II in that tough New England soil. As one guy hit a target he called what the detector ID'd it at then the other guy swept the hole and made his call. Not once did the Deus false over iron where as the Manticore called iron nails dimes several times and Carter with the Deus says he thinks it's iron. On several of the other targets the Deus hit an Indian and a barber in a ton of nails and the Manticore could not lock on them and he said he thinks it's iron. Not only did the Deus get those two correct Carter called a silver dime and an Indian and that's what they were!!! It's right there live to see. They did this 4 times in 4 separate videos trying to get the Manticore dialed in to stop falsing but the closest they got lost some of the deeper coins. I'm talking 10 to 12 inches deep in holes full of nails. He got elbow deep like 14 to 16 inches on an extremely only gold brooch that had me drop my jaw and the Manticore didn't give so much as a peep over it. Those videos in mineralized iron infested ground and Merrills videos getting extreme depth on rings sold me on getting the Deus II as being top gun right now. I've seen the Legend give the Manticore hell but I haven't seen anyone go toe to toe with the Deus yet.
And I'm not a troll I have 45 years of detecting before neither company existed yet and I'm only offering everybody the chance to see these videos to check it out so YOU can draw your own conclusion. I'm not trashing the Manticore I'm just saying there's unbiased true live non planted hunts that so far it stands Deus 4 Manticore 0 head to head and they said another will come out if they can get the Manticore to lose the iron. In fact in Hunt 3 a third guy used the Nox 800 and the Manticore was clearly better and deeper then the Nox but it still falses over iron. Sorry but it is what it is I'm not being a d*ck like I'm sure you think by that troll comment. Watch the videos yourself and listen to this guy and you won't question their skills as suspect. They have 80 years of hunting between the two and work with the engineers to suggest where updates might need to be changed. Carter is a great guy he will show you the exact settings he's using and tell you what to change in certain situations to help anyone.
So before you take cheap shots at someone you should be informed about true facts not "what you heard" go SEE it for yourself. If I'm wrong then please let me know what I didn't see right.
@@trolltakeryou made the right choice. There's videos out there by a guy who will explain in detail which way is best to set the detector. I'm sure your doing well but he has some great tips on switching the frequency to double check the ID that has his calling the target correctly pretty high percentage wise he's impressive and I don't say that about too many detectorists. You'll be glad you watched knowing the Deus is capable of serious depth with a highly accurate ID. Good luck hunting
@@jeanponce2017 The frequency-switching check for iron is something that you had to do with the original Deus, but not with the Deus II.
That’s a half of an ox shoe. Ox have split hooves and need two separate pieces. For many years I thought I was finding half of a horseshoe. When I found out that those were ox shoe halves because they have split hooves it was a real aha moment for me.
WOW! Thank you for the ID!!! I just learned something!
Awesome, my type o terrain.Foreva woods.Forest rule no 1 - old roots keeps secrets*. Greets from PL/NL 8:44 Bro forgive me, but its extremly funny,that You dont know whats that :D :D I have many models of it. Annoying crap, dozens of then :D( JR signature is most rare i think) ... But, well nice job founding them in NY woods :D Geeesshhhh :D :D Forest rule no 2 - respect nature, prey technology. Entering woods, LiDAR your light. This is one best of Your vids. For me, thats true detectorism. Beach/modern park, can be profitable, yea, aha, any way.... See, woods nowadays, 300 year ago could be something way diffrent. We, here in old Europe, got a looong and deep history, and european soil saw a lot. Lucky we. One more time, im happy You had that option to go hunting that way. Yloo
Thank you so much!
Casper metal detecting here...button with crown is from England - its better than having nothing on it but they are common - ive got about a dozen identical from farm fields and cellarholes in New England - your oval with mother of pearl is a cuff link - that long rectangular piece
you thought was a piece of flatware is a stripper clip that held 5 cartridges - possibly WW I ...
Nice hunt😎
Thank you
Nice spot!
Wow! What a great day detecting you guys had. The "Cheerio" looked like it had a square hole in the center. Certain it wasn't a Chinese coin? The "space craft" reminded me of a beer stein top or top of a coffee pot. The oxe knob looked a bit large and the top was really flat. Maybe a "suicide knob" from a steering wheel? Don't ask me why I have an opinion on the old stuff... As always, thanks for sharing a wonderful day afield with your detector and friends.
Thank you Jere!
There were larger ox knobs for some of the more aggressive animals they had to cut them back further. But if it is an ox knob it will have a small hole on the side to tack it onto the horn. Smaller ones have a slightly threaded inside and screwed down onto the horn and even they often used a set pin (nail) to make sure they stayed put
9 min in. Cartrige clip holding 5 cartriges/ammo 😊👍
Got it! Thank you!
I think the button you thought had something on it looks to be a general service worn badly good hunt 👍 ATB 🦀( in the beginning of the video )
I agree I saw something that looked like reminiscent of an eagle take a toothpick to that baby and see if it's got more to it than you think it did
Wow I will check again!
Wow I will check again!
Great hunt guys. Terrific old site. Congrats ahead of time Merrill👋👍
THANK YOU TEAM LYNCH!
The holy grail. Virgin site of early America never metal detected. Great video.
Thank you
Find those coins, Merrill!!! Looks like an awesome spot...gogogo!
MARTY!!!!!!
When i lived in ny state i detested a farm in Grandville.
Found some good coins because the farmer allowed it to be used for the fair back in the mid 1800's.
Try and find the feilds because workers would lose coins while working.
You must have really hated it 😅😅
I love when the finds hint at the lives of those who used them.
Yes!
I recently discovered your videos and thoroughly enjoy them. What amazes me is my son will watch your videos. Hes 7, diagnosed as non verbal and on the autism spectrum. Its rare to find videos (besides old trains) that he enjoys. Him and i started with the detecting hobby about a year ago when my uncle gave us a whites brand xlt detector. We found out he actually loves metal detecting. Its not easy to find something we can do together and bond over. Of course the world has to be cruel....to the piece of trash who broke into our apartments locked storage room and stole it , you better pray we never meet. Your actions turned me from a non violent person to one boiling with rage. You stole the one thing my son was passionate about. The one activity that got him out of the autism shell and made him smile. I had no idea how expensive it was. Its going to take me a while to be able to replace it. For anyone reading this if you run into a used white xlt in western ny that seems way to cheap please let me know. I really wouldnt physically hurt them but id have them arressted. Sorry for venting, keep those videos coming please.
It was a great hunt!!! Merrill' I enjoyed your video ans good luck to you.
Thank you Jimmy!
That one guy was going to go all out to display his clothes line pulley. 😂
Great video Meryl, your in my kind of environment. I love hunting in the woods 😎
Great Historical finds guys congrats thanks for taking us along on the hunt Merrill
thank you
Nice finds great place to hunt .Hope you can keep hunting there.Thanks for video.
Thank you!
I discovered you 4 weeks ago. And im a fan. More videos, man 😁
Thank you so much!
That was a good day out. Looks like you had that hunt all buttoned up!!
Sites like this come along only too often, glad you found one! They are always fun. Go Go Go!
Great video great hunt. I have a request. Would you please identify the particular metal detector, that you are presently using, at the beginning of each video. You own many machines. That way we will have much more information when you read out the scale for each found object, from the beginning and not at a random point in the 'performance' Thanks and keep them coming.
You got it! This one is the XP Deus 2!
Love watching this with my son. We're just starting and found your videos extremely helpful. Our simplex comes tomorrow!
Thank you so much! Good luck and enjoy!!!
Looked like fun thanks for sharing!!!!
Thank you
Going metal detecting and finding no coins is like going to the beach and not touching the water 😂
Hello Great video Merrill!! Love the old finds 👏
Thank you Willie!
My kind of place! Woodland farm land! Epic!!!!
Looks like overgrown farm fields with the absence of any large trees.
I know this may sound random but that looks like rich soil .
Yes! Nothing like the junk in the parks!
The appx 2-3 inch long rectangular is a military bullet stripper clip.
That British crown button was plated at one point
Yes!
Nicely done guys I enjoyed the video. 🇺🇸
Cufflink half
Thank you for the ID
Great hunt Merrill.
Thank you!
I think that flat u shaped thing was a "stripper clip" used to hold rifle ammo for speed loading.
I thought I saw the shield of a civil war era
Eagle button at 3:09. Maybe just wishful thinking but also maybe worth a second look!
I will look again! Thank you!
Not a horse shoe.. It's an oxen shoe... Nice finds merrill..
Interesting video. What borough of New York City were you hunting on? Asking for a friend 😂😊
Sorry, I was invited so I am not at liberty to give away details.
Cone shaped item looks like the lid to a coffee or teapot.
Great history keep up the good work❤
Thank you! Will do!
When the buttons are there the coins should be also and usually a gold coin too somewhere. Gold comes up last often
To quote Arnold.....ILL BE BACK!
@16:19 my guess is a lid to a beer stein.
I've had some of my best finds on old farms here in the UK, especially Bronze Age and medieval artifacts.
Teaser!!!! Lol Nice finds.
Thank you!
Reminds me of “ The curse of oak island “ i was watching that show consistently over the last 4-5 years i believe and it was fun seeing some of the old finds dating back to the 16-1700’s. Gary dreyton who metal detects on the show found a really REALLY nice ring in Florida from the 1715 Spanish ship wreck. Or at least that’s what he said. Good stuff merril 👍🏼😁
Thank you!
At 9:48, that looks like the base of an oil lamp or candelabra. The piece with opalescent stone might be a small brooch that would secure a fichu for a lady's dress neckline.
Sorry, newbie enthusiastic subscriber. The wheel is probably part of a pulley system.
if you only knew where he found that ring - people might think different of him
The strip Youfind is a clip for 5 bullets for a riffle
I wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving!
I found a couple Holmes and Edwards spoons last summer on an old farm. One is mangled and one in good condition. Both silver plated but cool finds never the less. Thanks for the video!
@3:00 pretty much bet you 50 cents to a dollar if you clean the face of that some more you will find a civil war era eagle button (I see the shield) @5:48 flower button (I have an exact match here with the shank) @7:26 likely a broken cuff link , @8:30 stripper clip (older style rifle Ammo clip) good work, clean that button from @3:00 up more and let me know, 50 cents says it’s an eagle button
Im on it BirdDogg! Also, I got your email! I will respond very soon! Sorry about that!!!
@@MetalDetectingNYC No worries, hope it turns out to be an eagle!
Hello fun club!!! Nice hunt Mr. Merrill!!
Kudos to the hunters,,,,so shall we learn
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MERRILL
Tick check , good hunt guy's 👍
Thank you!
Great hunt. The mouse bow maybe a hair clip.
@8:42, that is a magazine stripper clip. For loading rifle magazines
Yes I can identify that button. I researched and read about this several years ago. What it is was when America started getting colonist said why should we keep buying buttons from England let's make our own.so England said our buttons are better buy ours. They started stamping England's buttons with a crown we started stamping our buttons with an eagle. Now this competition couldn't have lasted long because out of my 200 buttons I have one with an eagle none with a crown they seem to b rere. But I do have several with Laurel wreaths and some with stars
Yes! Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure🌺🇺🇸💕✌️👵🎉
Woot Woot!
Very Nice
My dad and I find a whole lot of flat buttons like that one looks like a cufflink
The wheel like thing could be a burner/vent for the top of a cast iron stove.
Gotta be some coins there I don’t use pitch especially if there’s a lot of targets I find more info when using FT
M1 mag clip
We love finding random old relics in woods hunts!
Yes!
Id say its the front of a two peice button. Ive found lots of them
The thing at around 9 min looks like an a slide that goes on an ammunition clip for loading clips
the oval button is one end of a CUFFLINK....BTY I LIVE IN WANTAGH ON LONG ISLAND also the roundness at around the 12 min mark is a collar button
SWEET!!! What borough was this in?
Awesome Video! I really need your advice and i know you are not biased toward any of your detectors. I want to start metal detecting with a high end machine. Mainly land no water .I know i dont have the experience but im willing to learn. Which of these 3 detectors would you recommend in order? Manticore, deus 2, Legend. Cost would not be a factor.Thank you for your time!
Not related to your video I just wanted to share, I found my first gold ring today, under a bench where sketchy people drink alcohol, amongst a lot of bottle caps
Its 750 Italian gold,still has 2 of three green gems and 3 of 7 small diamonds, it has a V of white gold
Made in Alessandria Italy
My 15th ring total, am I catching up to your total lol
Congratulations!
Strange no coins 😮
I heard you on relics radio podcast. Can you tell me where the xp page is where you have tutorials on the deus 2. Thanks
Hey Merrill what’s the big news? My guess is that you are going to body mod yourself into a pinpointer? Good luck at the airport!
Good morning, Enjoy your videos. Got a question for you. Looking into another minelab (700 900). Have you heard any problems with the build quality? Thanks
The fork isn’t silver but plated….see the “I2” on it.
Even from NYC, I was a HUGE Dale Murphy fan as a kid!
Should have brought your AT-Pro the Iron Audio button would have saved you a lot of digging.
The rectangular piece is a stripper clip for loading a rifle
Your second button, unless I’m really mistaken, is a 2 piece U.S. general service Eagle buttons. Go back and clean that one a little better.
Wow! Going to give it another look! Thank you!
Merril, dont listen to the sidewalk detectors that say this spot has been hunted because no coins turned up on the first hunt. They have not spent very much time in the woods.
That spot has never been hunted due to the large amount of brass targets you are finding. In any spot the brass is the easiest and the first targets to find. The coins are there,
you will have to clean all of the other targets out and then come back and hunt low and slow.@@MetalDetectingNYC
Did any of the buttons have a solid shank instead of a wire soldered on