I see Phillip is getting a whole lot more comfortable hanging out with you guys. The comment after you found the double bars like Mike did.😂 Way to go Phillip 👍
That was a great day out hunting!!Great finds by everyone. Philip, Happy two 'Bucket Lister' Birthday buddy! You know what kind of locations I hunt, but I have net dug a large cent YET! So great job. I really enjoyed it guys.
What a great hunt you all had. Congrats Phillip on the large cent and IHP bucket listers. and Happy belated Birthday. And congratulations to Mike on the barber quarter.
John, So much to say... when you said you turned 44 a while back i was looking at the time on my phone and it was 2:44 when you said that. You mentioned a 1914-D penny. I was fortunate enough to find one in 1983. And when you showed the suspender clip i had one on my coffee table. 😂 Congrats to Phillip finding his first Indian and large cent. It was very generous of you guys to give your find's to the owner of the property. God bless you guys. Have a happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Happy guys! I was lucky enough to dig a classic head 1812 large cent yesterday. It’s my first classic but I have 20-30 braided hair. It was in pretty good shape I also dug a civil war saddle shield. Awesome day for me! Good video guys!
Congratulations on all of your fantastic old coins, and the cool doggie tags. Just as cool, you found some super nice people who shared their yard and their love of treasure! The large cent is jaw-dropping, a great birthday gift Phillip!!!!!
Those trashy spots do really well sometimes because most people aren't gonna spend the time to go thru those areas or don't have the machine that will. I work trashy areas hard.... Means lots of activity
Crazy to both find double bars like that in the same day. My digging friend and I both found the exact same old brass kids' friendship ring in the same town.
That long-handled spoon with the undersized bowl is an *"iced tea spoon"* for stirring in sugar into room temperature brewed tea prior to adding the fresh lemon juice and the ice cubes. My mom had a set of Dankse stainless flatware, the Silhouette pattern, I believe, and the iced tea spoons were her favorite utensils out of the entire set. Happy birthday to everyone from a 70-year-old fart!
Those are sterling silver Captain's bars which could have been for either the Army or the Marine Corps. An officer would have needed at least three of them. One for each shoulder epaulet, and, depending upon the era, one for an Overseas Cap. If my memory serves me, sterling silver rank insignia pre-dated the wearing of baseball caps, but don't quote me on it.
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I see Phillip is getting a whole lot more comfortable hanging out with you guys. The comment after you found the double bars like Mike did.😂 Way to go Phillip 👍
Haha, that was funny!
Thank you!
Happy birthday Phillip🎉🎉 great job finding your first Indian and Large cent, great finds guys lots of love from West Virginia ❤️🙂
Thank you!
Happy birthday to you both, John the hanging part inside bells is called a clapper.
What an episode guys! It was a banner day for sure!
That was a great day out hunting!!Great finds by everyone. Philip, Happy two 'Bucket Lister' Birthday buddy! You know what kind of locations I hunt, but I have net dug a large cent YET! So great job. I really enjoyed it guys.
Thanks Mike! I’m not gonna mention John or Mikes name, but it wouldn’t have been possible without the Dig that beep researchers lol
What a great hunt you all had. Congrats Phillip on the large cent and IHP bucket listers. and Happy belated Birthday. And congratulations to Mike on the barber quarter.
I love all the relics! 🤜
John, So much to say... when you said you turned 44 a while back i was looking at the time on my phone and it was 2:44 when you said that. You mentioned a 1914-D penny. I was fortunate enough to find one in 1983. And when you showed the suspender clip i had one on my coffee table. 😂 Congrats to Phillip finding his first Indian and large cent.
It was very generous of you guys to give your find's to the owner of the property. God bless you guys. Have a happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Thank you!!
Great finds! Enjoyed watching the channel!
Happy Birthday John and Philip .Wishing you great finds for everyone.
Phillip's smarty comment.
"That's what boy friends do." Hilarious!
Happy Birthday, Phillip!!!
Congrats to John and Phillip!
Penny trifecta is a great birthday present! Congratulations Phillip. The rest of you did good too 😊
Thank you!
Happy Birthday Guys. Congrats Philip Nice finds Guys 👊
Thank you!
Best dig on youtube !
Happy guys! I was lucky enough to dig a classic head 1812 large cent yesterday. It’s my first classic but I have 20-30 braided hair. It was in pretty good shape I also dug a civil war saddle shield. Awesome day for me! Good video guys!
Way to go Philip
Thanks!
Happy belated Birthday John and Happy belated Birthday Phillip
Thanks!
@PWhitten you're very welcome
Congratulations on all of your fantastic old coins, and the cool doggie tags. Just as cool, you found some super nice people who shared their yard and their love of treasure! The large cent is jaw-dropping, a great birthday gift Phillip!!!!!
Thank you!
Happy birthday phill ,you were blessed today !
Yes, indeed. Thank you!
Bell dinger= clacker. Man this was a fun video to watch!! Loved all the relics and coins.
Bucket lister IHP and Largie for the birthday boy! Congrats!
Thank you!
Happy birthday guys! You all killed it today!
Talk about an awesome bit of birthday Diggin for Phillip. Plus double captains bars
Congrats on the bucket lister Philip!
Thank you!
Birthdays, silver, bucket listers, good friends, how can you top that? Very nice vid men!
Y'all had some awesome finds. Philip, congratulations on your first Indian and largie! 💖💯
Thank you Julie!
Cool hunt guys thanks!!!!!
You guys had a good day. Congratulations!!
Happy Birthday 🎂 Philip… great finds too..😎🤙
Thank you!
Happy Birthday Phillip!! Nice Large cent. I'm still waiting for my first too.
Thank you! I never imagined digging one and it just happened. Good luck to you!
Happy Birthday John and Philip
i really enjoy your vids , happy birthday young man , i just turned 66 last month
Thank you!
4:58 is a Sunday spoon used for Ice-cream Sundays! 😊
That’s a mighty good list for one hint! WTG!
Nice finds for everyone! Congrats to Phillip on his bucket listers!
Thank you!
Speaking of age , 66 here and feeling okay. Nice finds fellows, such an awesome neighbor ,really good episode, some cool finds , thanks 👍
Happy Birthday 🎂 Philip ! Great finds and Video.
Philip - Ohio
Thanks Philip!
Awesome finds! Happy birthday guys!🎉
that is a girdle snap that held the rubber button stopper onto the stocking.
What a day! Great finds!
Happy Birthday Phillip! Congrats on the Barber and Indian. The two double silver bars are Captain bars.
Thanks!
Killer day, and happy birthday!
I'm a November baby also! Happy Birthday fellas🎉. Nice finds!!
Now that was a day. Great finds.
Those trashy spots do really well sometimes because most people aren't gonna spend the time to go thru those areas or don't have the machine that will. I work trashy areas hard.... Means lots of activity
Metal detecting fun 🎉
Hello John,Mike and Philip
Hello Gregory and Thanks for the Birthday wishes
Great finds when you get your bucket list
Happy belated birthday !!
Great job, phillp
Thank you!
Happy day of birth🎂
Cool silver military bars.
The long handled spoon is for ice tea.
Thanks!
the “name badge” looks like the frame/trim from a military unit award… awesome hunt !
Nice hunt guys! 😉
John that spoon is an ice cream sundae spoon. My parents had them. Used on a very deep glass cup. Happy 44 to you.
1957 dog tag for the 57 year old birthday.
Happy birthday
Don’t you love days like this?
The metal piece with stars around it is military medal.
Crazy to both find double bars like that in the same day. My digging friend and I both found the exact same old brass kids' friendship ring in the same town.
Watch out guys Phillips going to out do all of you. Happy Birthday Phillip!
Thank you!
Definitely an (parfait) spoon.
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In the Navy, those are Lieutenant bars
Idea: file cabinet tag
That long-handled spoon with the undersized bowl is an *"iced tea spoon"* for stirring in sugar into room temperature brewed tea prior to adding the fresh lemon juice and the ice cubes. My mom had a set of Dankse stainless flatware, the Silhouette pattern, I believe, and the iced tea spoons were her favorite utensils out of the entire set.
Happy birthday to everyone from a 70-year-old fart!
I brush large cents in the field all the time
Mike, it's crane with water
Maybe the knife part was from a straight razor? Maybe the aluminum bell is the kind to jingle on a fishing pole?
What you called a name badge is a military unit/ accommodation citation badge frame.
I was curious about that, thanks for the info!
Those are sterling silver Captain's bars which could have been for either the Army or the Marine Corps. An officer would have needed at least three of them. One for each shoulder epaulet, and, depending upon the era, one for an Overseas Cap. If my memory serves me, sterling silver rank insignia pre-dated the wearing of baseball caps, but don't quote me on it.
That was Captain Bars!!!!!!! Single bars is are lieutenant and double is captain!!!!! US Army officer!!!!
Happy birthday guys mine was on 7th November 60 year old got diagnosed with ALS 😢
Happy Belated Birthday
That spoon may have been for milkshakes
You guys dig lots of mid or low tones with the manticores ? I normally skip them but I do dig a few but not near as many as I should.
I think that is a ice cream spoon.
It's a tea spoon.
Stirring sugar at the bottom of a tall class.
Captains rank! 13:39
That was a tea spoon…long for stirring tea
You are in the south and don't recognize a tea spoon?
THATS WHAT BOYFRIENDS DO… I lmao!
That's what boyfriends do....LMAO😅