Goldfields Chinese Relics! Metal Detecting 17th Century Chinese Coins.
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2019
- Join with Colleen and Warren as we detect a 1870s Chinese Goldfields Camp along with Beau Ouimette (Aquachigger) and George Mayer and unearth some great historic coins and gold rush history. Please take the time to watch Beau's video on this site at
• Metal Detecting A Mass...
Happy Fossicking! Colleen, Warren, Beau and George.
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Thank you for taking us along.
Hey Warren and Colleen 👋 from Florida USA
The Chigg sent me.😉 Warren, you and Chigg are a perfect fit with your wit. I am throughly enjoying his Australian adventures with you. The opening of this video was first rate As was the closing.
I’ll be back.
Got your utube channel from Aquachigger. I am looking forward to watching your videos. I live in USA
Now finding one of those would make my day. Unfortunately not much hope in England. Well done with the dig .
I am a regular Chigg watcher and also am from Florida USA. I have subscribed as I found you interesting to watch, combining history and metal detecting in a foreign (to me) site.
Very cool finds. Thanks for sharing your hunt. GL, HH and take care.
I just love Chinese Coins I have one old Chinese coin from the Qing Dynasty and rest are that I have are from 1965-2013
Wonderful relics, congratulations. Some pretty exciting dates on the coins. Enjoyed watching and pleased your party did well. Looking forward to your next episode.
Nice hunt and finds guys thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍⛏⛏
Great vid Warren and colleen keep em coming
We really enjoyed cheers Phil and Lesley
interesting video and great coins, congrats!
Great history lesson, great finds, great editing, great video, Warren! Looking forward, as always, to the next adventure day!
The chinese music was a nice touch 👍
Great episode, amazingly old coins. Thanks for sharing!
Nice work all round.
Amazing hunt mate. Love finding the Chinese coins
Awesome videos and finds cheers...🙏🤝 by Hunter borneo island Indonesia..
Many people hate the Chinese . I tell you one of the most hard working races in history and a very smart people indeed . Your finds are amazing , congratulations all of you 👍
You guys have been alot of the inspiration for my own channel started recently. Keep up the good work 👍
Those are pretty good items y'all found. Congrats.
First saw you in a few of Chigg's videos and so I decided to visit your channel and subscribe. I loved the gold mining segments you and Chigg did. You have some kewl ways of saying things. I loved it when you stumped Beau about a pot that was to go under there... meaning the bed. I absolutely loved it.
I love the cash coins that are a good looking coin and they have such old date. I hope you get some rain thats a steady load instead of torrential downpours. We used to visit the Central Coast as we had family living there and I loved every moment we were in your beautiful country. I can't fly now or climb stairs but I watch you and Colleen and get a glimpse of a different part of Australia. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us, I love your videos. Take care my friends, good luck and happy fossicking Mary-Ellen UK
I love it! I just found my first Chinese cash coin the other day, I'm happy to find one but damn! You guy's are smashing it! Keep up the great work, thank you for the upload Warren :)
Didn't finish watching beaus video after seeing you have a channel 😂 so found you and subbed
Great hunt Warren and Colleen and thankyou both for sharing your finds. We enjoyed watching, happy hunting Alicia & Steve
Amazing video and what a location, congrats mate! 👍🏼
In Hawaii and California we find old Chinese money too. In California Chinese people were less integrated until the postwar years. In Hawaii staying in one's own community was a choice made or not made by individual emigrants. Initially on cane cutting contracts people were isolated among each other. At the end of contracts, people with other skills would pursue their professions in the larger community. One also could follow specialty trades in the Plantation system. Don't have Cash dating skills, used to have a set of Vietnamese cash, and they existed in Japan into the mid 19th Century. My bits of brass here are more chunks-lathe turned stuff-macine shop chunks, copper & brass junk. In Western ghost towns I see a lot of sheet zinc.
Great upload and some wonderful history hello from Lightning Ridge we only dig opal here :)
Hi Warren and Colleen. Have been watching your videos. very interesting. Do you remember me. Long lost history, but not totally forgotten.
G’day Jack, great to hear from you and of course we remember you. I fondly remember my time with you as my boss in reporting - what a great job that was! I hope things are well over there in the West! Warren.
Brilliant video Warren. I found a Chinese coin spill in a Melbourne park last week. Not exactly sure which Emperor reign as yet.
It's crazy how far and wide Chinese artifacts can be found. We find these coins all over the U.S.
That was awesome, I'd love to find a cash coin.
Great video. Isnt the country dry at the moment? Thanks for taking us along on the trip! Cheers!
Excellent video and hunt ! Congrats on all Ya`ll finds and good luck on your next hunt ! I found one of those coins here in Hope at the Park.
Another top video thanks warren and Colleen. I'm hoping to detect a Chinese camp site here in Victoria real soon..work and weather pending. I wouldn't mind finding a few Chinese coins in our small but growing collection. Thanks guys
Yew nice finds gang
And a bit of Coleen action too cool
Geez you got a lot of the coins or cashes ay
Like to find one in a day somewhere lol
Thanks Warren and Coleen for the tag along
And give the Chigg curry mates lol lol
Crouch
Also was great to finally meet you both
I’m off soon to Dalmorton for a week or two
Good to see those finds warren, but I think you may over state the Chinese in Australia and Romanize it a bit. A lot of those poor sods were send by rich men in china to whom they owed money. Their family was collateral back home and a minder was sent with them to collect all the gold till the debt and fares were paid back. Only then could they mine for themselves. The Chinese rioted in May town when the gold dried up and they demanded to be taken to a new field.
The chinese used to throw the cash coins at the flies.
Just an opinion.
I'm married to a Chinese lady, no way she would leave any change around. Even takes all my change out of the car.