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Love the crotal bells!

Bucks Port Maine Maybe the same family

Awesome man

New sub here, get back to making videos!

Try connecticut bro.. very historical

Movement is already rusted so rinsing in a water I guess ok. Usually it's never-do since 1900s pocket watches are nowhere close to be waterproof. And you could open the case without breaking it; since it has been done, you will need new part or it's worth scrap value. Great find, the processing hurts

Where's at

Having recently bought my first ever 1877 Indian cent, I can appreciate your excitement. 👍

Admittedly a cool find. 👍

Great vid and interesting relics. I had ancestors in East Sumner, part of the Butterfield Plantation. It was known as The Briggs Farm, the family lived there for over 100 years.

That is a great feeling. It’s not easy to find one and you did, big congrats. Emma and I have actually found 4 which still boggles my mind. We Wish you’d post again.

I know this goes back a few years but There’s nothing like that feeling. Congrats on the Morgan and Sweet hunt , wish you guys would get back out and record. Thanks

Possible pirate coin

Great video enjoyed watching

Great finds

Great finds enjoyed watching

great finds enjoyed

I'm in Prentiss Maine, gave sub

Did u ever look n 2 getting it cleaned and oiled if not u should look n 2 it as long as it's not rusted it should work btw with new mechanical watches they should b cleaned and oiled every 5 years at the most but with older ones its every year

id drive 10 hours for that find

Your videos are very satisfying, can't wait to get started with detecting

I'm hunting old cellars too, what type of detector do you run and is it a huge learning curve?

Note - destroyed hinges makes it only worth scrap gold value. Next time soak it in penetrating oil to free the hinges, and replace the movement entirely. It’s a common size.

It was a watch before you tore it to pieces . Brute strength and ignorance are not what you need to open a pocket watch

Congratulations, what a wonderful find! But washing in water is the last thing to do with an antique pocket watch.

That movement could actually be saveable with a donor movement

Great hunt but you need to kill that camera!!! My eyes are blurry....

At 19:00. Old rubber boot buckle

You're making model

What do you use specifically speaking what is it that you guys have for metal detectors

I’ve been to a sight in union county Ohio

Any chance that buckle chape is stamped with the name ED.SMIT? Found one that looks almost exactly the same with that name stamped on it.

Man! I just found your channel and wow!!!! this is a once in a lifetime find. new sub here!

You might be interested in a post on Treasurenet from 10/23 looks like someone might have found one of these at BONE. Pales in comparison to yours tho!!!!

Felt good watching video like this again. All the decent finds with the better. I enjoy looking at them all. I really liked ring with moose on it maybe the best. Keep digging Shane.

As soon as I saw coin I knew what it was. Last Time in England I found one. I was excited even though not hammered. There they look at it like a Rosie dime to us lol. That excitement of first uncovering a coin and not knowing what it is. Love that feeling. Than it goes into stack and onto the next...

had 18 in 2 months celtic wilds golds of my local still trying to find the pot in ploughed field.you have a coin spill there and there will be a pot with more in somwere back in the day that field was prob ploughed and hit the pot scattered the coins,ide be over there until i found it

A FANTASTIC find is an understatement - great job on the video's !

Looks like you had fun!

Just stumbled on ur channel and even though I am envious of what you guys dig up there I subbed don't find much in Texas that old, lol

Woooooow. I saw this vid a few years ago but I didn't comment back then. Still amazeballs

Awesome dude! ✅

Great finds the air plane on the GM tag is the hood ornament of a 50's Bellaire

See if you can find a name on the back of that Marine Corp Good Conduct Medal. Probably engraved before WWII, Stamped after that. Started in 1896.

Harmonica reed or organ reed on your unknown object. Find them all the time in civil war camps down south. Good video, enjoy watching you guys...tks for posting...

Nice finds, I like the Marine Corps medallion and the old ring

1877 Indian head penny was only 852,000 minted.

The 1906 Indian was cool to see. I found one just like it when I was a kid and the foundation was being dug when my folks were putting an addition on their house. The original house from the early 1800s had burned in the early 1900s and the wreckage pushed down the hill.

Those big lumps of metal you found could be old soldering irons.

Nice finds guys.. I'm I live in Essex ma.. And haven't found that much nice stuff in one day.. Good job....