I love dan his channel is so unique and he is by far the most unique personallity on youtube in a great way! Keep it up dan you're nearly at 80k subs! :)
As always great video. I absolutely love the key. That's my favorite from today's video. I got my first detector yesterday... Swept my yard for practice.. I got a lot of rusty nils up for sale now... Oh and a PULL TAB.... BIG SCORE. Have a great week.
Hey Dan! Another great video about my precious hobby! always looking forward to your next video! Saw the video of relichuntingscotland earlier then yours but it still was awsome to watch! keep it up! greets
Good stuff. Would like to see more photos of individual finds after they're all cleaned up. Focus tends to be better and it's nice to see them all cleaned. Keep up the good work!
The pendant that you thought was a button, may have actually been a wax message sealer. The small section at the back was probably attached to a wooden handle and used to sign/seal things in the kings name.
This is the first video of yours I've watched and just want to say it's great seeing all this stuff unearthed. Always fancied ago at metal detecting but never got round to doing it...
hi Dan, the plaque with writing is from a set of weighing scales made by the Anderson Brothers, late Victorian to early Edwardian. You can find images of their scales online. Keep up the excellent videos and 'hullo' to Dave !
Wow just amazing hammy an button an finds guys love the key also that one piece looks like wht they used to melt lead long ago!!! Any way rockin finds congrats both of ya!!!!!
If the lionking thingy is not a button, it could be some kind of seal/signet stamp. Wich would be great but if you sent it to the Treasure Trove they will/have probably tell/told you. If you know exactly it would be nice if you could tell us in a short comment.
Hey dan you inspired me to metal detect and I was in my back yard and found a chest from the people that lived on my property in 1865 it was full of old papers coins and a flintlock pistol
You and Dave are wonderfully diabolically funny together. Miss Scotland so much. My husband wants to come back after he nearly got killed bu flying plates and bowls in the kitchen during the earthquake this morning. You made me laugh. Now I have to go clean more glass up...
Not sure but the William lead thing could be used to decorate pottery or something similar , the letter R is facing backwards and if used to press into something the image would be W R , possibly William Rex which is normal for English kings so maybe same for scots kings
i think other people will tell you as well but just to be sure you know; you put in a clip of that thing you thought was a broach at 4:00 in your last video as well i believe. i know this is something i'd wanna know about as a video creator. still a great video as usual. thanks for taking us along to scotland Dan.
Brilliant video as always Dan. Massive commitment in all that rain. I've got a video going up on Sunday that will make you die of shock and envy. Lets just say its German, WW2 and its out of some ground in France. (Not a front line, but it will make your eyes bug out.) :) I'll keep you posted.
Well alright Dan, Congrats on the hammie and the key. Did I hear ya say your knob was bigger than Daves, lol. I think your three favorite words are I-DONT-KNOW. LOL. Can't wait to see tomarrows dig since It's not supposed to rain. Maybe now that you found the front door key you'll find the door next, lol Happy Hunting Brother
WOW WHAT A HUNT !..unbelievable... too bad you didn't get to keep that coin.I probably would have stuck that where the Sun don't shine smuggle it out lol..the key was awesome.. did you ever find out how old the key is ?...what a awesome video ...thanks for posting..
8:12 Looks like a curtain cord weight 10:13 That looks like a button for a cape or cloak. It is not a button as you mentioned, but it is something similar to a button. I don't think any low ranked figure would have worn such a thing, so it is most likely from either a high ranked knight or something like that. very nice find! 15:28 That's from a farmer, actually has 4 holes but one disappeared completely and the other is broken as you may have noticed. It may be WW2 era, but it could just as well be a little later then that. It is definitely not that old. 22:12 That looks like a dagger holster, if I have to guess, 1400-1500. Looks to me more for either a hunter or farmer. Rare find I guess, since you won't find holster that often. If you are really lucky, there may be a dagger blade inside still. Just be carefull since you do not know what state the blade may be in if there is indeed one inside of that holster.
do you gt to keep all your findings? here in norway... if i went outwith a metal detector and find something Viking i have to hand it in to the state...
The metal piece with letters - Anderson Brothers, 35 Stockwell Street , Glasgow is the item circa 1890-1950 - Stone & Marble cutters!!! sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/organization.php?id=msib6_1248803570
Great video as usual. I'm saving up for a metal detecter, so , hopefully will be finding some interesting stuff too.By the way, where can I get one of your baseball caps from?
What a great hunt!! Thanks Dan for another wonderful video.
I love dan his channel is so unique and he is by far the most unique personallity on youtube in a great way!
Keep it up dan you're nearly at 80k subs! :)
He just got one closer :)
As always Thank You Dan and Dave. Awesome finds!
So much history uncivered what a great day to have. thanks for sharing.
Great finds Dan. Since I'm a locksmith, I really liked the key and lock you found and the key hole escutcheon that Dave found
As always great video. I absolutely love the key. That's my favorite from today's video. I got my first detector yesterday... Swept my yard for practice.. I got a lot of rusty nils up for sale now... Oh and a PULL TAB.... BIG SCORE. Have a great week.
Awesome vid man! I love your Chanel and what you find! Thanks for continuing digging!
Impressive film again Dan, thanks.
Here in Finland we are waiting spring and unfrozen grounds.
Great finds for both of you. Enjoying your videos..I like your sense of humour.
Pity about the rain.But some very nice finds considering dave had done the field. Very nice hammy and William button. Nice one Dave
You make metal detecting so much fun! I really enjoy your videos so keep up the good work!
Hey Dan! Another great video about my precious hobby! always looking forward to your next video! Saw the video of relichuntingscotland earlier then yours but it still was awsome to watch! keep it up! greets
Outstanding video Dave. You find truly amazing things.
Bone is part of an old Cream glazed Virol jar. More recent ones are usually in Brown glass. Robert the Bruces bone is about 1900
awesome to watch, thanks for sharing, I think I get as excited as you do when your uncovering something!
Haha!
Congrats Dan on your hammered silver!!!!! It's what i always hope for you on every dig. Well that and gold 😎
What an awesome hunt! I can't wait to see the other videos! Especially the gold ring!
Great hunt Dan. You found a lot of great stuff but that hammered topped it for you. Congrats our friend.
Bill and Bob
Great video and finds Dan! I did some exploring today and found a few cool things, but good luck to you!
great video good hunting you two lovely ring Dave found and stunning silver hammered love the skeleton key too:)
Good stuff.
Would like to see more photos of individual finds after they're all cleaned up. Focus tends to be better and it's nice to see them all cleaned.
Keep up the good work!
Anderson & Bros, Active 1890-1950, Stone cutter, Marble cutter. located at 35 Stockwell Street, Glasgow 1910-1921
Congrats Dan on that silver hammered. That lead king button was stellar too. GL&HH
Love the history of Edward the 1st. GREAT find!
Great trip besides for the rain,Thanks for sharing
Fantastic finds, thanks for posting this!
The pendant that you thought was a button, may have actually been a wax message sealer. The small section at the back was probably attached to a wooden handle and used to sign/seal things in the kings name.
Spiffy finds in Scotland, eh? Cheers to you and Dave. Thanks for letting me tag along.
well done both of you ,great finds and great intertainment. ;-)
GREAT VID AS ALWAYS ...............GREAT FINDS FROM BOTH PLEASE KEEP US UPDATED ON THE STUFF YOU HAD TO TURN IN .....TY
Beautiful hammered Dan!
This is the first video of yours I've watched and just want to say it's great seeing all this stuff unearthed. Always fancied ago at metal detecting but never got round to doing it...
These are nice videos dan and dave gongrats with the finds, i hope you find some more relics
Keep on digging👍
Looks like you had an Awesome time Dan .. Keep it up !!!
Love it dan!! Just buzzing with you!
hi Dan, the plaque with writing is from a set of weighing scales made by the Anderson Brothers, late Victorian to early Edwardian. You can find images of their scales online.
Keep up the excellent videos and 'hullo' to Dave !
Wow just amazing hammy an button an finds guys love the key also that one piece looks like wht they used to melt lead long ago!!! Any way rockin finds congrats both of ya!!!!!
Thanks for the video Dan, nice to see you back in action.
Seems people on RUclips ask questions you've covered a thousand times, must get annoying!
Thank you as always Dan.
I like what yall found at 09:38 looks cool & it's so old, also the woman's ring at 16:10 is really nice
To get a shout out from you, just a 'hello Henry Savage from Devon!' Would make me so happy. Love you, Dan!!
My ancestor Henry Sinclair of Rosslyn assisted King Robert the Bruce in the Battle of Loudon Hill.
Flat buttons were from about 200 years ago. Newer buttons have 2 pieces to them.
when dan goes to say bu-an then instantly corrects his yorkshireness with 'Button' lol nice vid dan one I haven't seen before lol
If the lionking thingy is not a button, it could be some kind of seal/signet stamp. Wich would be great but if you sent it to the Treasure Trove they will/have probably tell/told you. If you know exactly it would be nice if you could tell us in a short comment.
I believe that King William piece ist not a button. I guess it's a signet or a seal. The piece on the back should be some kind of handle.
Hey dan you inspired me to metal detect and I was in my back yard and found a chest from the people that lived on my property in 1865 it was full of old papers coins and a flintlock pistol
Great video and hunt Dan congrats on he finds the hammy is in great condition GL&HH best wishes john
After you send in the antiques to they return them? this was a fantastic day!!!!!
Love that hammered Dan. Only hammered copper and billon coins where I am. Live digging lots in my new videos.
You and Dave are wonderfully diabolically funny together. Miss Scotland so much. My husband wants to come back after he nearly got killed bu flying plates and bowls in the kitchen during the earthquake this morning. You made me laugh. Now I have to go clean more glass up...
A stellar hunt. Very exciting !
Hi Dan, Nice hammered coin...woo hooo...Wow super key..nice finds..goodvideo..cheers,G;)
you do the most amazing vids u have actually perserviered me to do metal detector
William I button thingy might be from a cape. May be 2 of them with a short chain attaching the 2 together. Or not, just popped in my brain.
Not sure but the William lead thing could be used to decorate pottery or something similar , the letter R is facing backwards and if used to press into something the image would be W R , possibly William Rex which is normal for English kings so maybe same for scots kings
That placard likely says 35 Stockwell Street, or 35 Stockwell Place, Glasgow...
i think other people will tell you as well but just to be sure you know; you put in a clip of that thing you thought was a broach at 4:00 in your last video as well i believe. i know this is something i'd wanna know about as a video creator. still a great video as usual. thanks for taking us along to scotland Dan.
Nice hunt! Great hammered find, man...
The thing with the address will be ''35 stockwell street, Glasgow'' postcode will be G1 4RZ. great video Dan :)
Awesome finds, hope you find the kings sword GL HH Cheers
-Ryan
Brilliant video as always Dan. Massive commitment in all that rain. I've got a video going up on Sunday that will make you die of shock and envy. Lets just say its German, WW2 and its out of some ground in France. (Not a front line, but it will make your eyes bug out.) :) I'll keep you posted.
Great video Dan Cool finds
That silver coin and ring with stone are insane.
Great hunt Dan.
Awesome finds Dan...
Always entertaining,, and seem to be a very decent good person! Great video! ;)
I found an excellent condition 2 shilling 1947 coin, I was 1 year away from it being 50% silver. If only it was 1946, still it was a good find
great video dan! nice finds and fun :)
This was an awesome dig!
When metal detecting where do you find stuff the most location wise? Near water dence forested trails etc. ?
Well alright Dan, Congrats on the hammie and the key. Did I hear ya say your knob was bigger than Daves, lol. I think your three favorite words are I-DONT-KNOW. LOL. Can't wait to see tomarrows dig since It's not supposed to rain. Maybe now that you found the front door key you'll find the door next, lol
Happy Hunting Brother
What's the most oldest thing you have found?
WOW WHAT A HUNT !..unbelievable... too bad you didn't get to keep that coin.I probably would have stuck that where the Sun don't shine smuggle it out lol..the key was awesome.. did you ever find out how old the key is ?...what a awesome video ...thanks for posting..
I'm no expert but I think the thing you think is the end of a sword is actually the reinforced end of a sword sheath.
You should check those hot rocks as meteorites...
I hope you save them!
Dan, would you be able to do more geocaching? That would be cool!!!
love your videos pal really want to get into metal detecting myself always been in to history
Another amazing video keep up the good work :)
I think it's a printing stamp , not a button .
I love your hat at 9:32 where can I get one?
My two favourite RUclipsrs together :)
nice finds dan great hammy :-)
Awesome! I love keys!!!
Amazing finds
8:12 Looks like a curtain cord weight
10:13 That looks like a button for a cape or cloak. It is not a button as you mentioned, but it is something similar to a button. I don't think any low ranked figure would have worn such a thing, so it is most likely from either a high ranked knight or something like that. very nice find!
15:28 That's from a farmer, actually has 4 holes but one disappeared completely and the other is broken as you may have noticed. It may be WW2 era, but it could just as well be a little later then that. It is definitely not that old.
22:12 That looks like a dagger holster, if I have to guess, 1400-1500. Looks to me more for either a hunter or farmer. Rare find I guess, since you won't find holster that often. If you are really lucky, there may be a dagger blade inside still. Just be carefull since you do not know what state the blade may be in if there is indeed one inside of that holster.
Whats a hot rock made of and is it cold to the touch?
do you gt to keep all your findings? here in norway... if i went outwith a metal detector and find something Viking i have to hand it in to the state...
You are now nominated to do the ice and water bucket chalange
The metal piece with letters - Anderson Brothers, 35 Stockwell Street , Glasgow is the item circa 1890-1950 - Stone & Marble cutters!!!
sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/organization.php?id=msib6_1248803570
Are you around Glasgow? I'd love to come metal detecting with you :D
What equipment would you recommend for a person just starting metal detecting?
Great Video! thanks :D
Great video as usual. I'm saving up for a metal detecter, so , hopefully will be finding some interesting stuff too.By the way, where can I get one of your baseball caps from?
HOW DO YOU GET PERMISSION TO ALL THESE PLACES WHERE IM AT IN U.S.A. SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF PLACES ARE OFF LIMITS.
Right on Dan!!!
what awesome finds those are things you never here in Texas.
12:48 a pagoda from when children used to play "kill the yellow man" lol jk
What's that little detector thing your using ?
once i looked in my back yard and i found a piece of a diamond or something i took it to a shop and they said it was silver chunk :/