The Curse of Oak Island: UNEARTHED COIN Provides Crucial Evidence (Season 8) | History
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At Lot 15, Gary and the team unearth a series of shocking discoveries that provide crucial evidence connecting the tar kiln to the money pit, in this scene from Season 8, "Remote Control." #OakIsland
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"The Curse of Oak Island" follows brothers Marty and Rick Lagina as they investigate the mystery of a buried treasure on Oak Island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Gary is so good at this. All I've found is a lead weight and and old bottle cap.
How can I purchase the new season to watch on RUclips?
Where's Dave (Blankenship)?
Gary I have some theory would you contact me
Will any followup investigation go on Apple Island since it had many metal detector finds?
Gary and Jack make a great team. They have sooooo much enthusiasm and energy each time they find artifacts buried on Oak Island...
Jack is the nicest guy out of the whole bunch of the fellowship...inquisitive and is so has so much interest in everything..,....he is sweet and has a kind persona and kind... And has such a drive....Gary is so lucky to have him working with him
....infact the whole group on
It's an ancient chinese coin, the oldest chinese coins that made in this shape were about 2000 years ago, they were made of copper and have standard weight, there are words on them that show the weight or the time that they were produced.
I love ❤ how Gary still gets so amazed & excited when he finds objects like coins. I'm glad he is officially part of the team💰💱⚒
The narrator is weird, I think his style is annoying, it’s like
Gary: I think that’s a coin
Narrator: Gary just found a coin!
Everyone: why?
Me: he just repeated what Gary said?
@@astraeuscreators7712 it amazes me how people will watch the show or this clip just to talk smack but the icing on the cake is ....
That you Team White Wolves (which I love by the way) wasted a min. Or so to comment 🤣😘 yes I'm a smartass 🐴
I always liked Gary, he always finds stuff and keeps the show interesting.
He finds what the producers have provided for him to find... Its a treasure show alright... The gut who sells shovels and metal detectors is doing very well.
Bobby dazlaaaa
@Cheeky Proof?
The only ACTUAL SUCCESSFUL treasure hunter 🤣
One of the things I like about Jack is that he does not swear. It is sooo refreshing.
I am Vietnamese.
My grandparents have passed away.
Leave me guilty ... about 200 square hole coins like that.
Among them are some Chinese money ... king (khang hi) ... king (Cang Long) ... king (North Song)
As for my money, there's ... king of pear ... king of lake ... king (Tran) ... king of Nguyen
Thank you guys for putting some new content up for Oak Island.
Great use of the CTX 3030 Metal Detector
Your Bobby dazzler looks like a Chinese coin
You are correct! It is a Chinese Cash coin which was a type of coin of China and East Asia with its origins back to the 4th century BC. Gary Drayton grossly underestimated the date of the coin! This Cash coin could be upwards of two thousand years old depending on any visible decoration/inscription.
I thought the same thing when I seen it.
@@johnwoa 💙🦅💙 I read your comment on the Chinese Coin. FYI: about 15 yrs ago i read a book written by an amateur-expert from maybe New Foundland or Nova Scotia - i dont remember. Somewhere up there. He grew up there - left ti - work in nyc - then returned home to explore the place of his childhood. He remembered odd things. What I recall is ... he thinks that when that Chinese Emperor sent that H-U-G-E group of Chinese ships to sail around the world - about 75 years before Columbus - they created a harbor there. He found evidence - like a place to harbor and repair ships. I dont remember much else - but he had photos and a really persuasive story. We have(had?) the book in our library about 15 years ago. Wanted to share that. If that is a chinese coin ........ 💙🦅💙🗽💙🦅
I thought so to ive got a coin that looks a lot like it and it has 4 symbols on each side
@@maijaliepa119 Thank you for your 'Reply'. Very Interesting! Your feedback could tie in with what the archaeologists are uncovering at Lot 15 this year. I hope they can find a "second or third" Cash coin on the island to further verify this. If possible, please let me know the name of the author and the title of that book. Thank you!
Best saying in the world Bobby Dazzler!
The suspense is real
Coins have square holes.
During the feudal era ... China ... VietNam ... Korea ... Japan.
Copper material quality is very low ... laminated ... liver ... iron ... some are cast from iron ... thin and light material ... but very easy to rust.
So if you dig it up intact it's precious already.
Be gentle with it ... otherwise it will fail.
"The weight of it tells me it's old" ahaha
@That Hillbilly Lamer than Guptill having Laird come look at "leather book binding" and Laird says "it's from a boot"????. my God I hate this show now
I've found some of those round coins with the square hole in center. I thought they were washers. Now I set out in search of where I put them. Very interesting!
The narrator is weird, I think his style is annoying, it’s like
Gary: I think that’s a coin
Narrator: Gary just found a coin!
Everyone: why?
Me: he just repeated what Gary said?
Thanks History!
That ax part they found could be part of a boxing ax use to cut boxes in pine trees to collect pine sap used in making Turpentine ( related to the pine tar kiln ) ( made from the sap of live trees) Pine tar is made from the hearts of dead pine trees ( fat laddard ) found in old tree stumps etc. The stumps are placed in a metal container and heated over the fire to cook the tar out of the stumps. That might explain the nails in the soil around the fire pit. The tar was used to waterproof sails and ropes on ships , The tar was also cooked down to a thicker consistency to use to seal up cracks in ships hulls etc.
Copper cash is the general terms of Chinese ancient currency made of copper which turned up in the Qin Dynasty (221 BC-206 BC), a dynasty leaving so many legacies to the Chinese people such as the Great Wall and the Terracotta Army.
People in ancient times believed that the heaven is round and the earth is square, which is one of the reasons why the copper coin has the round shape and a square hole in the center.
1:41 " that one bobby dazzler"? guy is talking on another level LOL
Best show ever!
When will we get season 8 in the U.K. Please...
Very interesting
Iam always fascinated by this show and the Curse of Oak Island never ceases to amaze
The treasure of Oak Island is the loot these boys make out of a popular cable show. The same boring nothing week after week. Over and over and over nothing.
That’s not true they found cleopatra’s toenail clipping and king tut’s tooth! Lol
They're trying to lessen the blow by doing spin off treasure shows. The fans should be outraged
It is sad too seee how happy they get when they find a nail or a coin and will spend decades like that
A Roman beer tab is next... Could this get any more misleading ? Sure could...
Lot of times he says its just iron and dont dig. On oak island i would dig everything
Yes, any iron would be interesting!
Gary Drayton does this professionally for a living and I'm sure he knows what to dig and what not to dig. Gary could probably metal detect accurately in his sleep!
johnwoa he can't see under ground...
Jack is a weapon. He's always first to jump into the mud with a shovel. He's such a hard worker!
*i could very well be wrong, but the only square holed coins I know of, are Chinese. 1. For it to have gotten into the Atlantic Ocean around the 16th-17th century, it would have had to travel across the silk road.*
@Max Steel It is indeed a Chinese Cash coin, and Gary Drayton "deliberately" said it was probably 16th or 17th century because this sensation-oriented show is scripted and by stating that particular date range, it just prolongs the suspense to the next episode ... or maybe even the episode after that. That coin is much, much older than that. Chinese Cash coins have their origins as far back as the 4th century BC. For this coin to be found on Oak island is not far-fetched! Keep in mind, Mahone Bay got its modern-day name from all the long, oar-driven row boat shipwrecks in the Mahone Bay region, and those shipwrecks are ancient. I don't think this Reality TV shows tells you any of this!
@@johnwoa
*it's true. Off the coast of Peru/Chile they found round stone anchors which are chinese and date from around that period, and it's speculated that the famous Bimany Road (of Atlantis fame) is actually a dry dock launch for Chinese ships. And that doesn't even mention all the chinese pottery and ancient tech found in Africa.*
@@maxsteel8031 I have been following the Oak Island saga for many decades and I believe previous searchers have found several of those round stone anchors with large holes in them on the seafloor in the vicinity of Oak Island. Were you aware of that? I don't recall the show mentioning that either!
@@johnwoa
*exellent bit of info. now that you mention it, I do recall something to that effect, though I can't say for sure where I heard it.*
@history channel I watched last nights show and if you rewind it back to just where the guy goes down the shaft and get past the teeth he loosened some kind of gold when he stopped I have the show paused on the gold no Lie!!!! Might wanna check that history channel and guys!!!!
That's our boy, Gary, you did it again...!~
Jack, that toy shovel at the start was funny, get a real shovel for the project, after all, you guys are finding all the treasure...! lol
Now we just got to find the coin collector who dropped it there in 1958!
The deal with coins is... yes, it may be hundreds or thousands of years old, but it survived from it's creation to when you found it. It wasn't necessarily new when it was lost.
And how much leaf litter and detritus becomes soil in a decade? Century?
Chinese Bronze Ch'lng coin circa 1644-1661
Chinese?? Who wasnt on that island?
@@stacywenrich189 lol! no kidding! I just find it funny how many people had holes in their pockets. All the clues say so many people visited that island and yet there 's hardly any written record about it. Could mean nothing, or it could give credence to treasure being horded their. (doubt you want to keep a written record of where all your gold is stashed!)
Also remember, that they found bones in one of the drill holes from two different people. And one of them was of oriental descent. Just saying...
@@stacywenrich189 I'm waiting for the Trailer Park Boys from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia to make an appearance there!
@@perryedwards3045 It was stated as being "MIddle East"--- not Oriental, and the bone of "Middle East" descent was from a FEMALE! This was confirmed by a forensic scientist in Nova Scotia.
have a nice day ... good luck tomorrow.
I think they used to put holes in coins to wear them
A possible CH'ING DYNASTY coin??? Interesting...
No neo, its Qing dynasty
@@randyarellanes6409 I say potato...you say patato...
The narrator is weird, I think his style is annoying, it’s like
Gary: I think that’s a coin
Narrator: Gary just found a coin!
Everyone: why?
Me: he just repeated what Gary said?
I think it's a manufactured or modified island for building ships
I have one of the coin like this but I am not sure it's same coin. the coin I have is small and it have square hole inside and there is something written on Chinese/Japanese don't Know I hope it will help you
I got one of those as well i dont what it is
@@derektaylor1527 thanks for replying
@@Pumpkinmencer found mine it has dragons or some creature circling the hole with oriental markings
That coin semilar like balinese coin,
We have many old coin like that in Bali
Normally we use for ceremony in the temple,!!
But who bring there that coin??🤔🙄
Crucial evidence that there has been many poor souls trying and finding nothing there before for centuries?
But they are leaving their history behind.
this type of coin exists by the ton i bet - copper or bronze - they were so common they were used with twine to secure packages/ as buttons / other mundane practical uses for centurys - can be found world wide
I was hopping there would be a different narrator..nothing against the guy probably a great person, just sick of voice
Fair point, I think his style is annoying, it’s like
Gary: I think that’s a coin
Narrator: Gary just found a coin!
Everyone: why?
Me: he just repeated what Gary said?
VERY ANNOYING NARRATOR
So are we going to get an explanation on how a Chinese coin got there
I believe the ONLY WAY the Lagina's, et al. are going to determine how that Chinese Cash coin got on Oak Island (Lot 15) is if the Government of Nova Scotia will issue a special permit and allow them to search and examine the sea floor in the vicinity of Oak Island.
Too good to be true 😏
Chinese were on oak island as well, amazing!
I just seen it on TV. And they talked about The English, The French and The Spanish. But they forgot the Dutch. They have been trading with China since 1622 and New York use to be New Amsterdam. So it could be from the Dutch.
An cient Chinese coins always had square holes in the middle.
I thought I saw the hypixel logo on this until I went to the channel desc
Why is there leafs on the trees and they are without winter clothes when it is cold this x of year?
SMH... SMH.... This was filmed this past Summer......
This is what happened
Hey we need content for the show. Go wander around with your metal detector
Its obvious the coin with the square hole is ancient Chinese.
Could also be Japanese. Thing I find annoying about the show is they're quick to jump on wild theories. Take the lead cross for example, it might date from the 1300s, but that doesn't mean there was European activity on Oak Island in the 1300s. It's more likely the cross belonged to someone who came over much later 1600s-1700s. Same goes for this Chinese/Japanese coin.
Gary should know this is a Chinese coin! The square hole is typical of Chinese 'cash'.
Gary knew! Listen carefully what he says on camera when the coin is found, but he didn't want to give its identity away in order to prolong the suspense for at least one or two more episodes. Gary said, "This coin is from somewhere much more exotic". Gary knew what it was, but he grossly underestimated its age when talking to Jack.,
Anyways it *is a bobby dazzler!!*
😆
the drama needs on the show ... this is the point right?
👍👍👍
Coin you just found.
Most likely Chinese currency.
But it seems that coin is very difficult to recognize ... of which dynasty!
Let’s go
Let's not
I have a similar coin
Why they didn't used satellite scanning to find the treasure easily ?Satellite scanning I guess they find already trinity treasure of many treasure using it?.
I just seen it on TV. And they talked about The English, The French and The Spanish. But they forgot the Dutch. They have been trading with China since 1622 and New York use to be New Amsterdam, Dutch. . So it could be from the Dutch traders. Sailing across the east coast.
My granpa found things that look just like that down by a river where we live but in better condition, he said they are old bus tokens from 1920's.
obviously a coin from the earth kingdom....
That money pit goes way deeper than I thought. It looks like someone really did dig a hole to China.
Yes! That is how the Chinese (Wuhan) coronavirus made its way up through the Earth and out into North America!
It don't seem right that you have a road built to clean mine that has not been mined the clay is still there so I assume that it's a plug 😁
Hi, my name is Gary and I'm a detectoholic.
Pretty sure thats a Chinese coin
Can I get a shoutout now history
No
They sale them washers at Screwfix
Square hole makes it old? Dont current Chinese coins have square holes? Bobby duddler
Yeah I think the one he found was from January 2020 pre covid era..u prob weren't born yet.
Bobby Duddler.... Bauby Duddler.... LOL!!!
Early milk token.
It's a washer....with a hole in the middle.
You do not know your numismatics!
Bus token?
I used to have a coin like that
I hope the 1% that reads this will follow their dreams and never give up. My dream is to become a successful RUclipsr.
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Old footage. Nothing new here
Oh so its 1million must die before the secret is revealed? haha
Chinese Coin
Is there a red eye with connecting strings? or a crystal skull?
sorry guys I'm done won't be watching anymore it's a waste of my time on to the next show
I see another show just like the 1st one is starting up is this like the 1st one 6,7 years of almost, could be .
You can tell history channel dont want certain things said, just enough to get us wondering and baiting us, just like over the past years.
You got that right! This Reality TV show is "Entertainment" and is NOT an informative Documentary on the subject of Oak Island.
i would like to tell them that they know what they are doing... you do not understand what you have there......... sorry
On the next Curse of Oak Island...someone finds something that belonged to someone at sometime, somewhere.
An Asian coin could help change history
Not only that, several ANCIENT stone anchors with holes cut in the middle of them were found many decades ago by previous searchers on the seabed of Mahone Bay in the vicinity of Oak Island. I don't believe this was ever mentioned on the show. Those ancient stone anchors could tie in with the Chinese Cash coin and could indeed change North American history as we know it!
Ctx 3030 and the Jackhawk 9000, yeeee yeeeee
Why don't they just use GPR.
Gary talks down to the viewer, as if we are a child. This show has gotten ridiculous. I watch it any longer.
I Can’t watch it any longer
En español
Oak Island: We found an old chinese coin.
CCP: Oak Island belongs to China since ancient times!
Careful there, you might suddenly have a military airport on Oak Island and a couple of new artificial CCP Islands springing up there overnight.
Or maybe 'History' is trying to attract Chinese interest and investment for the show.
When Jack is not working with Gary. It is not the same as he is best... We he is not tt no
It is not the same when
He is not there.
❤
Terrific guy
My cell is acting up today.
😲 Found a whole lot of nothing again
Looks like a Chinese coin to me.. can be dated
I hope it can be dated!
It's aliens!
Lookoke indochine coin 😜😜😁
The narrator is weird, I think his style is annoying, it’s like
Gary: I think that’s a coin
Narrator: Gary just found a coin!
Everyone: why?
Me: he just repeated what Gary said?
When this show first began it was exciting due to the potential for success. I figured with a multimillionaire investor onboard chances of recovery were much higher than the previous efforts.
But... as soon as the pattern was established of baiting viewers in during the days prior to the latest episode with implied scores turning into virtually nothing, I was done. This is my first time back in a long time and I see nothing has changed. At this point I'm convinced the entire island was a human creation and the only chance of successfully uncovering the whole story is by completely removing the island itself.
Sounds like a crazy idea, but there have been manmade islands built and taken down, long before declassification made it known to the public.
Very interesting! When the searchers discovered in the 1800's that the entire beach at Smith's Cove was man made and there were all the non-indigenous towering Canopy Oak Trees that lined the shore adjacent to Smith's Cove which clearly served as landmarks for incoming ships, not to mention the ancient ship's mooring iron ring that was found embedded into a submerged rock at the beach, etc.... I pay heed to your 'Comment' !
@@johnwoa Such a MASSIVE treasure, 200 years of digging 100ft deep holes in a 1.5 mile wide island, AND NOT A SINGLE PIECE OF ACTUAL GOLD ANYTHING...not guilded, but gold....
The show is fake..now they're trying to spin off to other treasure shows...so sad
@@charlieharper8477 They'll have to go a lot deeper than 100 ft. at Oak island. They would have to go at least 230 feet deep to reach the now-submerged cavern(s). There is no "treasure" per se. It would be archaeological in nature and probably religious in significance. The spin-off show(s) is something I'm not interested in.
@@johnwoa What do you mean there is "no treasure per se"...lol....so everyone for 200 years is looking for nothing? Where are you getting this info??
That poor lady lost her family looking for a treasure you just said doesn't exist
Also, how do you know it's at 230 ft. And what is it?? You said theres no treasure per se, but what sank to 230ft then??
No offense but your comment seems full of your total opinion and nothing based on facts at all
@@charlieharper8477 To be honest, nobody knows what they are looking for on Oak Island. Sure, there are MANY different theories, but nobody really knows. I've been following this saga since 1962 and, up until recent times, everybody was searching for pirate treasure (i.e. gold Doubloons and Pieces of Eight) in relation to the Money Pit and that was all the rage, even at the time of the Restall tragedy. In the zeal to find pirate treasure, archaeological clues were destroyed that would have probably solved the Oak Island mystery long ago. Sure, Samuel Ball found pirate/privateer treasure on the island which made him very wealthy, but the contents of the Money Pit is a totally different thing. Don't put all your stock in this sensation-oriented "Entertainment" Reality TV show. More than one Oak Island "insider" has stated that there are things about Oak Island that are not being told on this Reality show. As for "treasure", a discovery of archaeological significance (e.g. an ancient religious tomb or religious artifacts) would be considered a treasure! As for the "230 feet", Borehole 10X is 233 feet deep to be exact. We don't know what exactly is down there in the cavern(s) because this stupid show walked away from 10X, never to return, when it looked like we would get answers and possibly solve the Oak island mystery. The "powers-that-be" don't want to get answers and solve the Oak Island mystery because... Why kill a cash cow now??? When Dan Blankenship excavated Borehole 10X to 217 feet, he entered a cavity (i.e. cavern) that was 16 feet in height and what was seen was evidence that a major undertaking/project occurred beneath the island in ancient times. Of course, when the diver went down Borehole 10X on this TV show, he came back up and basically said, "Nothing to see here folks!" Everything that had been shown on the initial sonar imagery had suddenly disappeared... LMAO!!! What a scam! That cavern is part of a labyrinth beneath the island and whatever was in the alleged "Chappel Vault" that collapsed into the depths below in 1861 is moving around underground in silt and sand due to the water currents and tidal flow. That's why Marty Lagina found his Toonie nearly ten feet away from where he originally dropped it--- he dropped it in one borehole and it wound up being hammergrabbed in another subsequently-dug borehole. To get a comprehensive overview of the Oak Island mystery, you should research it. I suggest the 1988 and 2004 books by D'Arcy O'Connor. There are also archival records on the Internet. As for what I believe is buried at Oak Island at the Money Pit, the primary clue is that the "missing" 90-foot stone was found with the symbols/inscription"face down" in the Money Pit, clearly not meant to be seen by anybody digging down into the pit. This fact is verified more than once in archival records. If the inscription was "face down", then it was meant to be seen/read BY SOMEONE WHO WAS BELOW. In that event, the widely-known "forty feet below..." translation of the symbols is just a pure coincidence. The symbols, which first came to light in a 1949 publication, are pretty much genuine and are from the Tifinagh alphabet which has its origins from before to shortly after the time of Jesus Christ. Those symbols connect it to the Middle East. There are at least two (2) other things regarding Oak island that directly connect it to the Middle East (i.e. the piece of human bone that was confirmed by a forensic scientist in Nova Scotia to be a Middle Eastern FEMALE and also the non-indigenous towering Canopy Oak Trees that lined the east shore of Oak island near Smith's Cove and were found only on Oak Island and none of the other 360+ islands in Mahone Bay), and I could go on and on and on with other facts..... The best way to learn about Oak Island before this Reality TV show was ever thought of is to do research with factual books and a handful of good television Documentaries that aired many years ago. Sorry so Lengthy!
I'm surprised that clown Jack Begley didn't destroy the find the way he pounds the shovel into the ground.
It isn't a coin it's a fungus ridden gummie.
Yuk!!!
Come to my house i show u the tones of gold .. but i cant get this bcuz i dont have metal detector 🥺
Maybe a washer off the Arch of the Covenant...... Maybe a coin minted by King Richard the 21st? Maybe part of a necklace worn by Queen Victoria. HISTORY CHANNEL has so much off the wall imaginary falsehoods.
A round washer with a square hole in it. We found the money pit!