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Jd in WV/va line I know where 30 plus housesites that's supper old has to be so much lost plus could ask old family members where many more is .alot are over 100 plus yrs old .
Awesome video yet again! Loved the old intro used in this one as well. Nice finds as well. I am sure the ster belt buckle was a cross off the bucket list
in one of your videos you found a buffalo Nickle with only 3 legs! that is one of the rarest buffalo nickels in existence and you need to have it looked at because it is worth a lot of money,...i like your videos i might go out and buy a detector myself.
That sterling silver monogramm belt buckle should be from the late 20's or early to mid 30's I believe. Awesome find. These kind of sterling silver buckles were not inexpensive back in the days. BTW: Your detector sounds like R2-D2 ;)
Great hunt JD. Nice bunch of silver and wheaties. The belt buckle kicks ass! I do have to say it is not everyday that you find a tank and a space shuttle. Really cool, I enjoyed your video!
Hi JD. Congrats on the Silver this time. That Belt Buckle is pretty cool even though apiece broke off of it. I loved the kitty and the Breakfast sandwich too. You come up here and I'll make you a Real Mans breakfast sandwich! lol ttyl -Drew
Hi JD…we are getting back into metal detecting and once had a WHites DFX but got rid of it. What is the best detector now a days? one that tells you depth and etc…? thanks Robin...
The deeper something is the older it tends to be, this is because as plants die the rot down and create more soil, in fact this allows fairly accurate dating if you find out accretion rates for the area you are working in. :-D
That deck looked pretty old . Did you think to detect under it . No telling what fell threw it over the years and a lot could have fallen on the ground before the deck was built . You may want to go back .
forget the rusted metal on that buckle!!!...Damn you got a silver buckle JD...those are super rare, congrats!!!. Hey, the other day....a metal detectorist i know and was hunting with at the time...he got a big #10 silver thimble....perfect condition not crushed....i thought about you JD. I got a 60-D dime, 17-P merc and a big hunky men's silver bracelet this week.
Sweet finds JD. Love the buckle, it has the letter of my last name on it. By the way NASA called and they need their Shuttle back. Lol. Great hunt loved the video.
nice channel...J.D...been lookin in on this channel for a short time..just got in..been watching.. U.K. hosts...crackin up...your a bright guy with lots of interesting angles to get that silver..rolls of 1/4z...smart...UR being watched :-)
JD, my son suggested that I send you a bunch of wheat pennies that I just acquired. Our aunt passed away and she had a whole jar full of wheat pennies and I would like to send them to you. What's a good address for mailing stuff to you? Keep up the good work and we appreciate all that you do!
hello you know the same trick with baking soda and water or toothpaste will polish up your silver coins you find another trick to getting dirt off white vinegar and water just think old fake lava for science fair projects same ratio for the fake lava you can use on caked on dirt and clay anyway great video as always and really like your stuff and happy hunting 😀
Usually houses. Because in most cases parks have been detected for the last 40+ years. Your more likely to find silver at a private residence that hasn't been detected before.
There's no way to tell until you start searching the property. But generally houses off the beaten path and main roads are places that people may not have looked int he past. Most old houses people drive by every day have been detected at some point. You just keep trying and eventually you'll find some really good spots. :)
What?!! A sandwich! You using Jedi mind tricks again? Yesterday we got our fastest "No" ever. Door was closing before I could finish my sentence, Lol. Love the silver buckle, very cool. I don't see many silver buckles found at all. We found one last year that dated back to the 1750s but nothing since. One day you're gonna have to give me your secret door knocking mind trick. A breakfast sandwich?!! C'mon....
Hooked on History I had one of my worst "no's" today ever. So bad I might do a rant about it. If I wasn't passive it would have probably ended up in a fist fight. I don't always get a yes. LOL.
very cool man! You know that's what I like. lol Relics Relics Relics.. great find, that' a beauty! House site are where it's at my friend. Glad you got on a good one. Keep it up. HH
Silver Shano Thanks Shane. Yeah, been pounding the house sites this year. I'm closing in on 200 silver coins for 2015. I've been detecting more this year than I ever have. I'll let you know when I get the video up. But I actually detected around an old house where there was a civil war camp! It was the most incredible relic hunt of my life. I was told the site had been hunted many times before. Either people who were not good at detecting, had cheap machines, or were just cherry picking looking for silver. But there were 3 ringers and other civil war relics all over the property!
CoinHunting Drew Glad you asked. Actually got a surprise in those wheats and will do a follow up. I dug a 1932 earlier this year, now I got my first 1933!
CoinHunting Drew Yeah. I did a double take and said to myself "it's just a 1938" LOL. I didn't believe it at first because I never dig the early 30's ones.
Twenty three minutes ago, I had something to say. Then I had to go poop and I forgot. JD, had this been 22 minutes long I had a great comment. Why not do 5 video's at 5minutes each? That way I'm sure I could hold off pooping that long. Nice Digs Brother
Play money? Sounds like you are trying to justify rolling a dead guy for 16 cents, If comic books were a penny, that was like someones pay check =) Really, that space shuttle is awesome. Which one is it? They are all retired now, it may be worth a little bit. Museum pieces. More if it's the Challenger.
Brian Little The probe reads targets up to about 3" down. It's an extension of the metal detector, I can discriminate iron out with it so I don't find nails like with a traditional pin pointer.
My massive library of UA-cam videos is now compiled into the playlist below!
All new videos are added automatically when they go live:
ua-cam.com/play/PLWvMzUX9roK5jy7G1jptrYo-b-DzBNrnk.html
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joshua h i started with the ace 150 found a $5 gold piece with it
Jd in WV/va line I know where 30 plus housesites that's supper old has to be so much lost plus could ask old family members where many more is .alot are over 100 plus yrs old .
Awesome video yet again! Loved the old intro used in this one as well. Nice finds as well. I am sure the ster belt buckle was a cross off the bucket list
So glad you went back to the original intro. It is much better on the ears.
It always makes my day. When I here about great people!
That 1961 Dime is the year that the Crow pooped on the stump,and the sun hatched me! Nice FINDS!!
I really like your presentation. The other night I watch as you showed your collection. This is a purest form of coin collectin
Wow, that hunt had it all! Stunning sterling! Love the tank.
Love the old Hickok Sterling Buckle. Seen some on ebay - sweet find! The breakfast sandwich didn't look so bad either : )
Louisiana Jones Sausage, egg & cheese on a raisin english muffin. Mmmmmm!
JD's Variety Channel the buckle is relly cool looks like it might be free mason symbol have u looked in to it still relly cool find
in one of your videos you found a buffalo Nickle with only 3 legs! that is one of the rarest buffalo nickels in existence and you need to have it looked at because it is worth a lot of money,...i like your videos i might go out and buy a detector myself.
Nice silver buckle with a cool design! Congrats on finding all those wheats!
That sterling silver monogramm belt buckle should be from the late 20's or early to mid 30's I believe. Awesome find. These kind of sterling silver buckles were not inexpensive back in the days. BTW: Your detector sounds like R2-D2 ;)
Great hunt JD. Nice bunch of silver and wheaties. The belt buckle kicks ass! I do have to say it is not everyday that you find a tank and a space shuttle. Really cool, I enjoyed your video!
Excellent video mate I think the buckle is art deco 1900-1930 judging by the design on the front
It seems like all you pull out is silver! I have not gotten any yet. Thanks for sharing!
I love love the digs that tell a story.
Hi JD. Congrats on the Silver this time. That Belt Buckle is pretty cool even though apiece broke off of it. I loved the kitty and the Breakfast sandwich too. You come up here and I'll make you a Real Mans breakfast sandwich! lol ttyl -Drew
Grats on all the Silver and buckle.. GL & HH
Hi JD…we are getting back into metal detecting and once had a WHites DFX but got rid of it. What is the best detector now a days? one that tells you depth and etc…? thanks Robin...
The deeper something is the older it tends to be, this is because as plants die the rot down and create more soil, in fact this allows fairly accurate dating if you find out accretion rates for the area you are working in. :-D
Nice selection of saves man!...Great job, love that buckle. Congrats on hitting all that silver
All I can say is Dang! Next time I'm in your town on business I'm staying an extra day! Eleven wheats in one hole is my record too!
That deck looked pretty old . Did you think to detect under it . No telling what fell threw it over the years and a lot could have fallen on the ground before the deck was built . You may want to go back .
Elder-Hickok Company's roots go back to 1896 and include mergers and acquisitions that included Lebkeucher & Co. and Howard Sterling Company.
Outstanding sterling piece!
Great hunt! Silver buckle looks art deco in design, so I would say it's from the 1920's. Ohh...nice vanity plate on your car BTW! Lol HH!
Dan Walsh looks a little more "art nouveau" to me...perhaps im wrong. sweet find nonetheless!!
Google agrees. 1900-1940 vintage, but the design looks like 1920's. Very nice item.
forget the rusted metal on that buckle!!!...Damn you got a silver buckle JD...those are super rare, congrats!!!. Hey, the other day....a metal detectorist i know and was hunting with at the time...he got a big #10 silver thimble....perfect condition not crushed....i thought about you JD. I got a 60-D dime, 17-P merc and a big hunky men's silver bracelet this week.
Sweet finds JD. Love the buckle, it has the letter of my last name on it. By the way NASA called and they need their Shuttle back. Lol. Great hunt loved the video.
buckle design looks to be either Art Deco or Art Nevoe (msp) both dating to around the late 20's early 30's.
@ 17:06 those rings are brake washers ....... the two were placed on either side of a brake hose, the all tightened down. Makes for a better seal
nice hunt JD love that belt buckle
nice channel...J.D...been lookin in on this channel for a short time..just got in..been watching.. U.K. hosts...crackin up...your a bright guy with lots of interesting angles to get that silver..rolls of 1/4z...smart...UR being watched :-)
Great finds JD i really like the shuttle i also used an etrac and i always bring my rain gear and AT pro for the rain LOL! HH
Great video jd eventually going to find that rare copper steel
im in new zealand so we dont have the history for metal detecting relics.
but we are surrounded by water so plenty of beaches!
That is back to your old intro I like it
JD, my son suggested that I send you a bunch of wheat pennies that I just acquired. Our aunt passed away and she had a whole jar full of wheat pennies and I would like to send them to you. What's a good address for mailing stuff to you? Keep up the good work and we appreciate all that you do!
Just curious when you get permission to dig on someone's property do you have to share your finds with the owner? great video.
Thanks for not rubbing your fingers all over the quarters when you find them
way cool old silver buckle great hunt lots of silvers way to go
MichaelSwan66 Thanks Michael. :)
That buckle looks a little like art nouveau. 1880s to 1910s maybe?
Great finds , cool video
Yea the old intro .. I like that one so much better :) ..
Uncle Jeff's World I like it too. A bit long though. I'm thinking about using it just for the long videos. Hmm...
Space shuttle was epic!
hello you know the same trick with baking soda and water or toothpaste will polish up your silver coins you find another trick to getting dirt off white vinegar and water just think old fake lava for science fair projects same ratio for the fake lava you can use on caked on dirt and clay anyway great video as always and really like your stuff and happy hunting 😀
What setting do you have on your etrac? Only etrac it detects a Mercury dime at 3:45.....
Muito show, essas moedas são relíquias. Like
Nice JD!
When you see a cat you hit silver? More like: I always hit silver and... oh, there is a cat.
do you suggest metal detecting public places or houses for find silver coins? because i have only found one silver coin.
Usually houses. Because in most cases parks have been detected for the last 40+ years. Your more likely to find silver at a private residence that hasn't been detected before.
ok thanks. if you don't mind me asking, how would i find a virgin house?
There's no way to tell until you start searching the property. But generally houses off the beaten path and main roads are places that people may not have looked int he past. Most old houses people drive by every day have been detected at some point. You just keep trying and eventually you'll find some really good spots. :)
Love your vids keep up the good work!
What?!! A sandwich! You using Jedi mind tricks again? Yesterday we got our fastest "No" ever. Door was closing before I could finish my sentence, Lol. Love the silver buckle, very cool. I don't see many silver buckles found at all. We found one last year that dated back to the 1750s but nothing since. One day you're gonna have to give me your secret door knocking mind trick. A breakfast sandwich?!! C'mon....
Hooked on History I had one of my worst "no's" today ever. So bad I might do a rant about it. If I wasn't passive it would have probably ended up in a fist fight. I don't always get a yes. LOL.
very cool man! You know that's what I like. lol Relics Relics Relics.. great find, that' a beauty! House site are where it's at my friend. Glad you got on a good one. Keep it up. HH
Silver Shano Thanks Shane. Yeah, been pounding the house sites this year. I'm closing in on 200 silver coins for 2015. I've been detecting more this year than I ever have. I'll let you know when I get the video up. But I actually detected around an old house where there was a civil war camp! It was the most incredible relic hunt of my life. I was told the site had been hunted many times before. Either people who were not good at detecting, had cheap machines, or were just cherry picking looking for silver. But there were 3 ringers and other civil war relics all over the property!
sweet hunt, keep em coming!
real nice hunt jd.
do you're the most lucky Detector dude I ever saw I keep finding Wheaties but not like you find them I still haven't found any silver coins yet
rugger digger Last year I had a hunt with 25 wheaties and no silver. lol. Keep hunting. It's out there!
Haven't been doing it for long but I love it.
What kind of pinpointed are you using with etrac
that "suspender buckle" is more likely a swim suit belt buckle, typical 1920 to 1940
Cool silver buckle.
on the belt buckle you found I bet it was silver my grand father had a watch bob same style with the F on it for floyd
Wow! JD you get to clean up the silver out of the yard and get a breakfast sandwich. My permissions are not that nice. GL&HH
I say civil war nickels all the time. You are not alone, LOL.
Awesome civil-I mean silver buckle... Anything good on the wheat cents?
CoinHunting Drew Glad you asked. Actually got a surprise in those wheats and will do a follow up. I dug a 1932 earlier this year, now I got my first 1933!
Sweeeeeet!
CoinHunting Drew Yeah. I did a double take and said to myself "it's just a 1938" LOL. I didn't believe it at first because I never dig the early 30's ones.
I found my first 1931 wheat cent CRHing several weeks back. It's a VF details coin...
I can feel special with you now.
Now we need a 31-S. LOL
love the vids man great finds! also if you don't mind me asking what are of the usa you from?
Josh H. Thanks. I'm in Tennessee. :)
cool. also i'm a subby because your coin vids are so damn good. on my recent hunt i found a 1939 1929 nickels and a 1948 wheat penny
Thanks for the kind words. And awesome finds! Any coin I find that is older than the 1960's excites me. :)
Yeah made me look to see if the video was a new one lol or not
What is you camera set up consist of
The belt buckle is Art art deco
Twenty three minutes ago, I had something to say. Then I had to go poop and I forgot. JD, had this been 22 minutes long I had a great comment. Why not do 5 video's at 5minutes each? That way I'm sure I could hold off pooping that long. Nice Digs Brother
Yah the old intro!
i wish i can have my own metal detector..
Just wondering why you think the kid was huge. Do you know who he-she was:-)
I thought war war 2 nickels are from 1943 I only got one of those I had a lot of 1942 Nichols but I have been spending them as change :(
Whats the model of your metal detectors ?
please let us know what kind of detector you like the best.
Money cat!
I see you changed your intro again
Chris Stice It's one I used previously. I figured I'd mix it up from time to time. xD
when you get your "permission" do the homeowners ever want what you find
i have that clay soil here, the worst.
Seen one with a a on it going for 85 dollars
Im the best detecter ever! My best find is a NAIL! jk I suck XD
Why do you go over and over and over a site before you dig?
Play money? Sounds like you are trying to justify rolling a dead guy for 16 cents, If comic books were a penny, that was like someones pay check =) Really, that space shuttle is awesome. Which one is it? They are all retired now, it may be worth a little bit. Museum pieces. More if it's the Challenger.
how did you know that this would be a good spot? I want to learn not interested in what you find unless you have a story.
Is it just me or your pin pointer does not have much depth?
Brian Little The probe reads targets up to about 3" down. It's an extension of the metal detector, I can discriminate iron out with it so I don't find nails like with a traditional pin pointer.
ok. it just looked like you have to do a lot of searching with it..as long as you are happy with it nothing else matters. HH