I was at an estate sale where the entire contents of the house and property were being auctioned off. Up for auction was a small cloth bag with a pile of coins that were covered with dirt and such. I paid $7 for the bag full. I discovered 22 large cents with the oldest a very nice 1794 I happily discovered after soap and water cleaning. After watching your fantastic videos, I realized that these coins were dug coins and I wondered if the bag was the man's collection of large cents, he found metal detecting over the years. Then I wished I knew where he found all those coins and wondered if they were all found from one area. It is our loss for not knowing this collector and learning about his old metal detecting haunts. Just how much history do we all walk over in our travels.
Women in the 1800s frowned on having a tan. It was popular to use bonnets, parasols, and use buttermilk on their face as sunblock. Probably why there are so many parasols in the ground.
Thanks for your comment. It is so interesting to think about what we view as privelege and wealth over time, but there is the consistent idea of wealth = leisure time. In the 1800s women of leisure were priveleged enough to stay out of the sun. Today, women of wealth have the privelege of relaxing in the sun.
Wondering if you packed out the moose skull? I carried a buffalo skull two miles once. After the first half mile that buffalo skull gained a bunch of weight! By the time I got it back to the truck? I think my arms stretched two feet longer! I was a young man in those days. Wish I'd never had sold it! But, young and dumb.
Because it is so large I think it is not a rosary. Unless it was hung on a wall. Any rosaries I've seen that were used to pray the rosary have smaller crucifixes. Like You mention, it could be a crucifix worn by a priest or nun, those were larger.
I love the plants you show. I grew up in the Appalachian hills of East Tennessee. As kids we didn't have toys so we played in the hills. You're videos bring back memories. The cross is awesome! Thank You for taking me with you!
I grew up on a farm in Kansas ! So getting to see some scenery in other states to me is awesome ! I've driven through most of the states west of the Mississippi River and only a few east of the Mississippi River !
digginwithdude Our mtns. are beautiful and most people are caring and have a bond with the land. This area has grown by leeps and bounds after the lock down and a lot of people come with the idea of changing us and "teaching" us how things should be. We might not have the college degrees but--!== our people, hills, and mind are amazing! If you should come to Tenn. Unless you like sitting in traffic avoid Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge on our end of the park. Too much information! 😊 Thanks for your reply!
At the time of the Revolutionary war, less than 1% of the population was Catholic. At the time of the war of northern aggression, it was less than 5%. Not saying it's impossible, but it's less likely during a time when this country hadn't surrendered to the papacy like it has today.
When I watch your videos, I get spun into the who, the what, the why, the where, and a million more questions. I know people that have none of this curiosity and that makes me wonder too. Great videos!
Good Morning Brad, this place seems to have a special feel to it; and it felt that there'd not been many people roaming back in there. Did you feel that too?.. The moss covering the rocks at the spring was so beautiful.. Thank you for sharing
Please play your intro just a tad longer...love the music and the scene. Making these long treks into the backcountry, have you ever considered backpacing in a ultralight tent and gear...maybe some footage around a small fire, going over the finds of the day while enjoying some fresh brewed campfire coffee? Then, get up the next morning and swinging some more?
@@1898time I wasn't suggesting he leave his family and move to the woods but maybe an occasional night camping trip on these long trips in would be fun and cool.
Went digging with a spoon for fun. I was digging by a root of a tree and found a Indian head center 1899!! Pretty Kristy but I FOUND IT!. And a very thin green garder belt clip. Probably late 18 early 1900s. Baltimore had a fire in 1907 that burnt the city down they trucked and dumped all the debri in Dundalk MD. Where I live. Now the metal detector is going over there with me TODAY!❤❤❤❤ LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BRAD. I have learned so very much from you.
Awesome finds and video, the cross was my favorite. Wondering if maybe from a priest. I would love to detect with you one day, such a story teller and your finds just are very cool.
Hello Brad. I have watched a ton of your videos way back from the beginning of your channel. I have never commented on any until now. I will say you sir put out the best detecting videos on RUclips. From the way you explain things to just the way you carry yourself. The music is wonderful, just the overall way you do your videos is absolutely great. I look forward to every Friday to see what you find next. God Bless you and your family
Happy Friday everyone! Another great video! Amazing finds from out in the middle of nowhere. Love the moose skull! Brad, love how you make possible stories to go with the items! ❤
Every Friday morning like clockwork. I always look forward to your videos. That crucifix was an amazing find. Very special. Thanks for the work you put into creating your content.
Great Hunt there Brad. Love all the Relics and Buttons. Especially the last Button withe the leaf design. Congrats on the Coppers and Cordal Bell. Really Love the the Cross you found. That one is awesome. Take Care
I grew up on an old farm in the woods of Rhode Island, back in the early 50s, had burn barrel. We also had our own dump for glass and metals.oh how i wish i had some of the old glass jars bottles. Your videos always bring to life back in the good old days. Thank you .❤️
Another great location and too many awesome finds to cover each, but for me, as someone who loves finding religious artifacts, that early crucifix is stunning- Congrats!!
Brad, I've been watching for a couple of years. Wildly interesting and something I've always wanted to do. Did you ever do a show that displays all of the great things that you have, in your collection? Especially all cleaned up and labeled or I.D. Keep it up, love your productions.
I've been watching this Turkish metal detecting channel, deniz something, and he has a device that detects precious metals. He uses that to steer him towards an area then uses his metal detector to zero in. It's the craziest thing I've ever seen. The translation calls it a field scanner but I'm sure that's not what we would call it. They find gold ancient crucifixes and other ancient gold and and silver that's been hidden (plastered) into what looks like ordinary rock outcroppings. Most are rocks plastered together so come apart easily. Stuff from ottoman empire, Egyptian, Roman, Greek. It's crazy. Y'all are the only 2 channels I watch. You should check it out and see if you know what device he uses. He posts every other day at least.
in her Amelia Peabody series, author Elizabeth Peters protagonist was a woman archeologist in a family of British archeologists who lived in Egypt around the late 1880s to early 1900s. Amelia always had her parasols made extra sturdy in case she needed to bring it down on the head of an attacker, with an extra sharp point which was quite useful for moving people out of her way in crowds. People frequently attacked her.
Love the old lantern pieces and of course the two large cents were very nice. Cross was easily the find of the day. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!
Again Brad you knocked it out of the park! I'm telling you every Friday this is almost the second thing that I do is watch your video. First being that I get my first cup of coffee. Love the narrative and knowledge.
I look forward to Fridays because of your videos!! The stuff you find, while common to you, is stuff I would never find in my part of the US!! Thanks for showing me the history of our country!!!
Another fabulous video, Brad! Your B-Roll feeds our souls…and your finds feed our interest and education! I once found a parasol slide; and could tell it was very purposefully built…but ended up throwing it out before learning what it was!?!?! I could kick myself…but at least I kept the ladies' boot heel plate, with a heart cutout from the same site. I only wish I’d been making videos back then…
I love Fridays; I watch you before my coffee! I’ve been doing some family genealogy, and it turns out that my DNA relatives are mostly located in Vermont and to the northwest of that region. It brings it home that it could have been my family out there homesteading.
Hey Brad, I am on a cruise in the Mediterranean and have been isolated to my stateroom for 5 days with Covid. I could not wait until today for your vid to drop. Thanks for the great show and a little respite from my situation.
Brad another awesome video good seeing ya again. The mountains are beautiful ; once again she gives up some of her treasures . What a Friday you get me going in the morning. God bless be safe stay well until next Friday when we meet again ;KEEP DIGGING
One of the things I look forward to during the Pendleton Round-Up celebrations are the two big parades, one evening and one noon. The great things are the Ox wagons and and horse drawn logging pulls. Both have rows of these bells in several sizes to warn people they were coming! Although one Teamster said his teams liked the sound too.
Metal detecting presented perfectly, Just enough swinging, digging and cleaning, Images selected to show only interesting things. Discussion of objects found usually brief but sufficient. Brad is respectful of Vermont and its early settlers, Nice job.
Quite a interesting array of artifacts. I'm already looking forward to next Friday's video. BTW, I was excited for you when you found the Bell. Keep up the great work. Bill from NC.
My husband always carried a small pocket knife with him. He used it mostly at his work to deal with things that needed to be scraped off the floor. He was a maintenance guy.
you know brad, i’ve found that exact cross up here in wa. state a couple yrs ago. on mine, the black area behind jesus was leather inset into the brass or bronze. dang near identical!
You find a lot of treasure chest locks, here’s hoping you find one on top of a pile of treasure one day. I love your videos and wish you and your family the best! 🥰💕👍👍
Congrats on the Crotal/Jingle bell. It is at the top of my bucket list! The Crucifix is a phenomenal find! Congrats on finding the large cents and saving history! I enjoy your videos, the music and scenery is just soothing to me.
Another day of great finds today Brad! The bells are always my favorite too! I love the way u open our imagination with every find !! The crusevix was beautiful many Irish people who came here would have such a trinket! I'm guessing it was tossed not lost times were tough and faith was lost!
I love watching your videos every week! Shows me exactly what I might find right in my back yard here in Vermont! Ant suggestions for a newbie wanting to try this out and what kinda detector I could use? Thanks for all you do!
They found one of those either the same size or larger on Stealth Diggers video yesterday in New Hampshire I think. It was down a old cart path near the bottom, it probably rolled down there when it fell off 100 plus years ago. It was the guy who found its second bell of the day, the first was a conestoga.
Great video Brad! Love that big crotal bell, crucifix, fern button, and Large cents! You have been killing the Large Cents this year! How come we didn't see the moose skull in the wrap up? I hope you took it with you. Great job sir and see you next Friday!
I was at an estate sale where the entire contents of the house and property were being auctioned off. Up for auction was a small cloth bag with a pile of coins that were covered with dirt and such. I paid $7 for the bag full. I discovered 22 large cents with the oldest a very nice 1794 I happily discovered after soap and water cleaning. After watching your fantastic videos, I realized that these coins were dug coins and I wondered if the bag was the man's collection of large cents, he found metal detecting over the years. Then I wished I knew where he found all those coins and wondered if they were all found from one area. It is our loss for not knowing this collector and learning about his old metal detecting haunts. Just how much history do we all walk over in our travels.
ya its possible
Women in the 1800s frowned on having a tan. It was popular to use bonnets, parasols, and use buttermilk on their face as sunblock. Probably why there are so many parasols in the ground.
Thanks for your comment. It is so interesting to think about what we view as privelege and wealth over time, but there is the consistent idea of wealth = leisure time. In the 1800s women of leisure were priveleged enough to stay out of the sun. Today, women of wealth have the privelege of relaxing in the sun.
Also probably a fashion accessory as well. A parasol to match every outfit, maybe?
Many women used Arsenic to keep their skin white as well, but I'd rather deal with a light tan than to poison myself!!!!! 😱
Only poor women who worked the fields had tans...the higher up you were in social levels, the paler you had to be!
White skin was definitely a sign of an upperclass woman.
Wondering if you packed out the moose skull? I carried a buffalo skull two miles once. After the first half mile that buffalo skull gained a bunch of weight! By the time I got it back to the truck? I think my arms stretched two feet longer! I was a young man in those days. Wish I'd never had sold it! But, young and dumb.
The crucifix is so large I believe it was part of a "rosary" or worn by a priest. Beautiful intricate piece ❣️
Because it is so large I think it is not a rosary. Unless it was hung on a wall. Any rosaries I've seen that were used to pray the rosary have smaller crucifixes. Like You mention, it could be a crucifix worn by a priest or nun, those were larger.
I thought same thing. To big for necklace.
@@RichardTClark396 I have seen some large crosses worn around the necks of nuns and priests thought. Or around the waist like a belt.
I love the plants you show. I grew up in the Appalachian hills of East Tennessee. As kids we didn't have toys so we played in the hills. You're videos bring back memories. The cross is awesome! Thank You for taking me with you!
I grew up on a farm in Kansas ! So getting to see some scenery in other states to me is awesome ! I've driven through most of the states west of the Mississippi River and only a few east of the Mississippi River !
I live in East Tennessee in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mins National park. There's a lot of history to see driving through our beautiful Mtns.
Oh man, visiting the Appalachian hills is my dream. I'd never leave, I'm convinced of that.
@@peggybaxter8480uhg I bet it's beautiful there
digginwithdude
Our mtns. are beautiful and most people are caring and have a bond with the land. This area has grown by leeps and bounds after the lock down and a lot of people come with the idea of changing us and "teaching" us how things should be. We might not have the college degrees but--!== our people, hills, and mind are amazing! If you should come to Tenn. Unless you like sitting in traffic avoid Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge on our end of the park. Too much information! 😊 Thanks for your reply!
I would love to see some of the items you find after you've cleaned them just to see more detail. Nice finds as always.
Like the writing on the back of the gilded button
Love your videos, the music, the mountains and your enthusiasm.
Love your Friday videos. Would love to see your display room.
Really nice find !
I think it was part of a rosary, considering the level of detail. It's a little big for everyday wear.
I was thinking that also part of a Rosary
It also looked as though the ring that held it on to the rosary was slightly sprung. It could have just fallen off and not been noticed.
It also looked as though the ring that held it on to the rosary was slightly sprung. It could have just fallen off and not been noticed.
At the time of the Revolutionary war, less than 1% of the population was Catholic. At the time of the war of northern aggression, it was less than 5%. Not saying it's impossible, but it's less likely during a time when this country hadn't surrendered to the papacy like it has today.
When I watch your videos, I get spun into the who, the what, the why, the where, and a million more questions. I know people that have none of this curiosity and that makes me wonder too. Great videos!
Friday morning coffees and Brad. ❤
I absolutely love that crucifix. Another great video!.
Glad you caught that Todd, a crucifix, not a cross.
Nice bunch of finds! Maybe a short of that Crotal Bell all cleaned up?
Good Morning Brad, this place seems to have a special feel to it; and it felt that there'd not been many people roaming back in there. Did you feel that too?.. The moss covering the rocks at the spring was so beautiful.. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for another great adventure and for taking us with you. I always look forward to Green Mountain Metal Detecting Fridays.
Please play your intro just a tad longer...love the music and the scene. Making these long treks into the backcountry, have you ever considered backpacing in a ultralight tent and gear...maybe some footage around a small fire, going over the finds of the day while enjoying some fresh brewed campfire coffee? Then, get up the next morning and swinging some more?
He is a family man let him stick to a day off.
@@1898time I wasn't suggesting he leave his family and move to the woods but maybe an occasional night camping trip on these long trips in would be fun and cool.
Went digging with a spoon for fun. I was digging by a root of a tree and found a Indian head center 1899!! Pretty Kristy but I FOUND IT!. And a very thin green garder belt clip. Probably late 18 early 1900s. Baltimore had a fire in 1907 that burnt the city down they trucked and dumped all the debri in Dundalk MD. Where I live. Now the metal detector is going over there with me TODAY!❤❤❤❤ LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BRAD. I have learned so very much from you.
I really look forward to your uploads on Friday helps to make my day Cheers fro Ireland 🇮🇪
Awesome finds and video, the cross was my favorite. Wondering if maybe from a priest. I would love to detect with you one day, such a story teller and your finds just are very cool.
Hello Brad. I have watched a ton of your videos way back from the beginning of your channel. I have never commented on any until now. I will say you sir put out the best detecting videos on RUclips. From the way you explain things to just the way you carry yourself. The music is wonderful, just the overall way you do your videos is absolutely great. I look forward to every Friday to see what you find next. God Bless you and your family
Happy Friday everyone! Another great video! Amazing finds from out in the middle of nowhere. Love the moose skull! Brad, love how you make possible stories to go with the items! ❤
That crucifix was large. Possibly worn by a Priest? Or Nun?
I agree...that was my first thought that a priest lost it
Great finds, I love the cross. I hope it cleans up nice for you. Keep Diggin.
The difference between a cross and a crucifix is the figure of Christ.
Every Friday morning like clockwork. I always look forward to your videos. That crucifix was an amazing find. Very special. Thanks for the work you put into creating your content.
Always a pleasure to see you Brad… have a great weekend! Your #1 Kentucky fan💞TK
I always get excited when you find bells too! They just make me happy.
Excellent video Brad. Especially what you found, the cool relics the small ox knob, buttons. The awesome drape bust large cent and the old cross.
Awesome spot this week. Congratulations on this finds, especially the bell and Crucifix! WOW on that one, Brad! 👍
Great Hunt there Brad. Love all the Relics and Buttons. Especially the last Button withe the leaf design. Congrats on the Coppers and Cordal Bell. Really Love the the Cross you found. That one is awesome. Take Care
I watch many metal detecting channels, but yours is always my favorite! Thank you and I can't wait till next Friday!
I agree, Brad and hoover boys my go to first
That cross and the crotal/jingle bell was so cool, and the coins were awesome as well
I grew up on an old farm in the woods of Rhode Island, back in the early 50s, had burn barrel. We also had our own dump for glass and metals.oh how i wish i had some of the old glass jars bottles. Your videos always bring to life back in the good old days. Thank you .❤️
You always find some of the best finds! Excellent video. I’m sure you had a great time unpacking your backpack after that! Nicely done!
Another great location and too many awesome finds to cover each, but for me, as someone who loves finding religious artifacts, that early crucifix is stunning- Congrats!!
Thanks for posting, Brad.
I am a dedicated viewer. I love when you find cool old stuff.
Brad, your videos are a highlight of my Fridays. Keep them coming. 📽
Thank you for identifying the parasol ring! I found one recently and couldn't place it.
Beautiful Crucifix..
Was meant to be found. 🍀
Brad, I've been watching for a couple of years. Wildly interesting and something I've always wanted to do. Did you ever do a show that displays all of the great things that you have, in your collection? Especially all cleaned up and labeled or I.D. Keep it up, love your productions.
Out here in Washington State a umbrella is also called a Bumper shoot for some reason
Awesome finds ; especially the crucifix
Great! That must have been a beautiful place to live. Seems sometimes I was born a few hundred years too late.
Morning Brad, enjoying my Friday morning coffee and your video. What a great combination. Great hunt and finds. See you next Friday.
May God Bless you Brad.
Happy Friday morning.
I've been watching this Turkish metal detecting channel, deniz something, and he has a device that detects precious metals. He uses that to steer him towards an area then uses his metal detector to zero in. It's the craziest thing I've ever seen. The translation calls it a field scanner but I'm sure that's not what we would call it.
They find gold ancient crucifixes and other ancient gold and and silver that's been hidden (plastered) into what looks like ordinary rock outcroppings. Most are rocks plastered together so come apart easily. Stuff from ottoman empire, Egyptian, Roman, Greek. It's crazy.
Y'all are the only 2 channels I watch. You should check it out and see if you know what device he uses. He posts every other day at least.
I metal detect once in a while and one of the things on my bucket list is bell, so congratulations
Love the video and the treasures. Thanks for the trip to the mountains.
Always intrigued with buttons from that time with any kind of design on them.
Great hunt awesome crucifix pendant looking forward to next week God Bless and happy dirt fishing…Virgil
in her Amelia Peabody series, author Elizabeth Peters protagonist was a woman archeologist in a family of British archeologists who lived in Egypt around the late 1880s to early 1900s. Amelia always had her parasols made extra sturdy in case she needed to bring it down on the head of an attacker, with an extra sharp point which was quite useful for moving people out of her way in crowds. People frequently attacked her.
Love the old lantern pieces and of course the two large cents were very nice. Cross was easily the find of the day. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!
Awesome video Brad, as always love your editing. Easy to watch. Great VT finds! Keep it up man and best of luck, all the best!
Awesome finds brother thank you so very much for sharing 👍👍❤️
Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure 💕🌺✌️👵
SO cool! Thanks for letting us tag along!
Always enjoy the videos.❤
Again Brad you knocked it out of the park! I'm telling you every Friday this is almost the second thing that I do is watch your video. First being that I get my first cup of coffee. Love the narrative and knowledge.
I look forward to Fridays because of your videos!! The stuff you find, while common to you, is stuff I would never find in my part of the US!! Thanks for showing me the history of our country!!!
Another fabulous video, Brad! Your B-Roll feeds our souls…and your finds feed our interest and education!
I once found a parasol slide; and could tell it was very purposefully built…but ended up throwing it out before learning what it was!?!?! I could kick myself…but at least I kept the ladies' boot heel plate, with a heart cutout from the same site. I only wish I’d been making videos back then…
Growing up in the NEK I appreciate your video. I live in the white mountains and do a fair amount of metal detecting. Enjoy your program very much.
I love Fridays; I watch you before my coffee!
I’ve been doing some family genealogy, and it turns out that my DNA relatives are mostly located in Vermont and to the northwest of that region. It brings it home that it could have been my family out there homesteading.
Hey Brad, I am on a cruise in the Mediterranean and have been isolated to my stateroom for 5 days with Covid. I could not wait until today for your vid to drop. Thanks for the great show and a little respite from my situation.
Get well soon!
Oh, hope you’re doing better. Enjoy the rest of your cruise
Fab video..I was inthralled from start to finish. ❤
Brad another awesome video good seeing ya again. The mountains are beautiful ; once again she gives up some of her treasures . What a Friday you get me going in the morning. God bless be safe stay well until next Friday when we meet again ;KEEP DIGGING
My favorite time of year. I look forward to each video, Thank you.
One of the things I look forward to during the Pendleton Round-Up celebrations are the two big parades, one evening and one noon. The great things are the Ox wagons and and horse drawn logging pulls. Both have rows of these bells in several sizes to warn people they were coming! Although one Teamster said his teams liked the sound too.
Metal detecting presented perfectly, Just enough swinging, digging and cleaning, Images selected to show only interesting things. Discussion of objects found usually brief but sufficient. Brad is respectful of Vermont and its early settlers, Nice job.
That Crucifix was absolutely beautiful. Keep up the great work 👍
Love your videos always brings back memories of running thru the woods in Shaftsbury as a kid. Thank you.
Great treasures today, thank you for the great videos.
Quite a interesting array of artifacts. I'm already looking forward to next Friday's video. BTW, I was excited for you when you found the Bell. Keep up the great work. Bill from NC.
Awesome finds, the bell was the greatest! Keep on digging.
That Crusifixthat Crucifix is gorgeous
My husband always carried a small pocket knife with him. He used it mostly at his work to deal with things that needed to be scraped off the floor. He was a maintenance guy.
I look forward to my weekly trip to the beautiful mountains of Vermont with you. This New England girl thanks you.
Thank you for the video ,I look forward to Friday's, and a new video
I love the crucifix you found. Amazing finds on this adventure.
I loved the bell today and the cross pendant. Some awesome finds today. I absolutely love your videos. I love your quite educational demeanor.
you know brad, i’ve found that exact cross up here in wa. state a couple yrs ago. on mine, the black area behind jesus was leather inset into the brass or bronze. dang near identical!
Obviously you were the first to detect this site, and it certainly did not disappoint!
Great finds,Brad especially that cross. Really love your music, too. Happy hunting
You find a lot of treasure chest locks, here’s hoping you find one on top of a pile of treasure one day. I love your videos and wish you and your family the best! 🥰💕👍👍
Woohoo! A large bell intact!
Awesome hunt, Brad!! You never cease to amazed me with you editing skills. That old Cross was the owners' treasure for sure!!
Pretty cool finds on this adventure hunt! Keep on diggin...
Thank you so much for all of the information and a great trip to Vermont. Beautiful. Place. Be safe
Great hunt Brad nice krotel bell and large cents enjoyed the hunt and scenery those folk were poor but had a great life
Always exciting!
Beautiful cross ! Such a treasure love the music throughout your video
Congrats on the Crotal/Jingle bell. It is at the top of my bucket list! The Crucifix is a phenomenal find! Congrats on finding the large cents and saving history! I enjoy your videos, the music and scenery is just soothing to me.
Nice find!
new subscriber great video and some cool finds love the bell
Thank you Brad for the adventure , seeing some beautiful scenery and amazing finds !
What a beautiful cross! Doesn't get any better when a person has a chance to bring such a personal item back to the light! Love your videos young man!
Another day of great finds today Brad! The bells are always my favorite too! I love the way u open our imagination with every find !! The crusevix was beautiful many Irish people who came here would have such a trinket! I'm guessing it was tossed not lost times were tough and faith was lost!
I love watching your videos every week! Shows me exactly what I might find right in my back yard here in Vermont! Ant suggestions for a newbie wanting to try this out and what kinda detector I could use? Thanks for all you do!
They found one of those either the same size or larger on Stealth Diggers video yesterday in New Hampshire I think. It was down a old cart path near the bottom, it probably rolled down there when it fell off 100 plus years ago. It was the guy who found its second bell of the day, the first was a conestoga.
We can only hope that one day you find that treasure chest.
Great video Brad! Love that big crotal bell, crucifix, fern button, and Large cents! You have been killing the Large Cents this year! How come we didn't see the moose skull in the wrap up? I hope you took it with you. Great job sir and see you next Friday!