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@@bentring333 I think you’re implying that this isn’t real. If so, I would urge you to check out the full video where I find this coin. For staters, the coins is valued at nearly £1000. If you think I have the spare cash to buy and plant a coin like this, then think again. Thanks for watching!

@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire can’t get out at the mo, have this dreaded flu! So thought why not give it a go 😁👍🏽

@CrosbyCollects ah stinker mate, I had that on n off for about 6 weeks or so. I've started taking echinacea tablets, can't recommend em enough, boost the immune system

@ it’s a nasty one for sure, us men suffer more of course 😉 I’ll take a look into that!

@@CrosbyCollects I will pray for you 🙏🏻🤣

⁠​⁠@@TheDukesOfDerbyshire echinacea should be taken at the start of Winter to build up the immune system.

@@znarkz thank you my friend! I seem to have a lot of people watching from Sweden and Europe, which is really cool! I just looked up the King Karl IX online and it looks like a fantastic coin! I bet you were very happy! The Celtic stater is a once in a life time find, in a way I’m sad I found it so early into my metal detecting career because it’s going to be so hard to beat and anything other than that will likely not bring back that same amazing feeling! Thank you for watching 😁👍🏽

⁠@@CrosbyCollects yeah I truly was very happy, yeah most of the metal detecting channels seems to be from Great Britain, you have so many great fields and the history impact of your lands is amazing, I mean from Roman, Celtic, Anglo Saxon, all medieval history, even Viking got damn it 😅 keep on searching you will for sure find more gold it must exist endless stuff in the grounds.

@@lastplacetrophy3821 Hahaha just watched that back. What an idiot 🤦🏽‍♂️😂

@TimHarris-x7y thank you for the support Tim, always appreciated my friend. The same to you and good luck on your next hunt! 😁

@@OVERLANDGRANADA Hola!! Thank you my friend! It was a fantastic day, one I will never forget! 😁 All the best to you 👍🏽

@@addwithadz thanks Adz! Great content from yourself as well buddy!

@CrosbyCollects cheers mate 🙂

@@bwc1878 cheers mate, I hope so! Hopefully won’t be long now before getting on there! Hope you’re well and managing to get out buddy! 👍🏽

@@CrosbyCollects Can't wait to get back out there after yet another huge storm has once again put a stop to detecting, Jake (there's no such thing as climate change, honest, guv). Especially as a couple of days ago I seemed to have hit a lovely sweet spot for Roman coins - maybe a site where locals were trading with soldiers from the nearby (scheduled monument) camp? Anyway, in my part of the world it's pretty rare to find Roman anything, so I'm itching to get back into the same field once the weather has finally calmed down. Keep up the fantastic work with your channel and really looking forward to seeing what you find next 👍

Thanks for you comment Nathan and for watching and supporting the channel. Hopefully I will see you in the comments section in the future! - Jake 😁👍🏽

@@raymondberry9482 I had a feeling I might have seen a comment from you being able to identify this! 😁 I do try by using the Spink book but really struggle to work out the lettering a lot of the time. Thank you very much mate for your help once again! 👍🏽

@@CrosbyCollects I actually spent a day once trying to learn all the little differences between the three Eddy coins 😂😂😂 they all look the same but there are differences. Also, I don’t know if you know but on the back you can see where the coin was struck. If it says CIVITAS from 12 o’clock to 6 o’clock position that means it was struck in london. But that’s all I remember. I did try to learn about identifying the different classes of coins as well but that gave me a headache 😂

@@raymondberry9482 Ah is that what Civitas means! I always thought it was the different emblems at the top of coins that indicated where they were minted! Every day is a school day!

@ well, it actually means “City” and as London was the only thing nearest the UK had to a city back then it’s generally accepted that it indicates the coin was made in London.

@@chriscrosby5527 let’s go out soon! 👍🏽🚶🏽‍➡️

@@raymondberry9482 That’s fantastic!!! I had an incline it may have been something nice but wasn’t 100% sure! Thanks for confirming, that’s brilliant!

@@andyblurton1250 cheers Andy 👍🏽😁

@@TeamLynchBMD thanks buddy, always nice to see them! 😁

@@Miko19691 thanks Miko! 👍🏽

Love the guy! Cheera from mediteranean

@@dm51964 it’s a commonwealth coin buddy from around 1650 😁

It is gorgeous

@@KellyDraper-ej7dl thank you 😁👍🏽

Amazing🎉🎉🎉

@@steveshepherd2712 Haha do it! It’s a great coil for those smaller targets, really does well at picking them out!

@@petercollins2828 Hi Peter. Thank you for the comment! No I have made no changes to the audio / tones. I have tried out the enhanced tones before but didn’t get on with it so just stick to ‘normal’ 😁

@@muzzychuck good to know! I spend so much time turning the damn thing off! 😂 Thanks for your comment buddy 😁👍🏽

Thanks buddy, it certainly is, very lucky! Thanks for your comment - Jake :)

Hahaha, happens far too often!

Thank you for your help with identifying the coin! Makes me wonder how and why thats ended up over here! Thanks again and hope you enjoyed the video.

@ I just started following you… great many thanks

Thanks, it was an unbelievable day

Ha! Thats brilliant! 25 years and its still bringing stuff up, crazy!!! Ill be sure to keep at it! Thanks for your comment and for watching Michael!

Good morning Bert! Interesting... If that is the case, its been aged quite a bit from what I had it down being a part of a Victorian Police uniform! Brilliant and thank you for your comment :D

Thanks Jeff, appreciate the support! From England to down-under, thank you! :D

Thank you mate, just had a look online and you're spot on! Thanks!

@@Britishpeople1st Wow, what a nice comment to read, thank you that’s really nice of you to say! I dig on the south-coast of England 😁 I know right, a few people have said it likely belonged to an American soldier who was over here during the war and lost it! Thanks for subbing and watching! Look forward to seeing you in the comments section 😁

Amazing, just looked what you’ve said up on Google and you’re spot on! Excellent knowledge mate, thankyou! 😁👍🏽

Cheers Shaune! Exactly that mate, couldn’t believe it when it actually produced something on a live! Eagerly waiting for your first video 👍🏽😁

I was thinking that aswell.

Brilliant thank you, it’s a peculiar little object. From what I have just read online a Lace chape is similar to a strap end? Used to stop fabric from fraying? Thanks again! 😁

@@CrosbyCollects Welcome and yes, similar function to the plastic on the end of our bootlaces.

@@bwc1878 thanks Marcus, it was a brilliant day, so nice to be able to get back onto this field again. Funnily enough another person commented the same thing about it being a fibula! Someone else also said it was a medieval lace chape! So who knows! 🤷🏽‍♂️ Thanks as ever for watching and supporting buddy! ❤️

@@CrosbyCollects Maybe have a look on the PAS database to see if you can find anything comparable, Jake. Or just take a photo of it and drop it into Google Lens - it's amazing how often that can help identify finds 👍

Thank you mate!