It’s MILLer Time! - Metal Detecting a 1740’s GristMill for Old Coins and Early American Relics!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This week we're taking our metal detecting adventures to this beautiful Colonial Grist Mill. The new property owner is restoring this mill to its original look, so what a great opportunity to try and see what old artifacts and coins may be laying just under the surface!
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Hi guys cool video.Interesting place.I am very sick today, and so tired.Cancer is getting worse.Another surgery scheduled for the 22nd.I hope to make it to my next birthday on the 31st.I will be 73 then.Cheers to all.I wish I could be there with you.😊
We’re sorry to hear you’re undergoing some serious health issues Harry. We’re pulling for you buddy.
Hi I just read your post I'm so sorry you are going through this it must be horrible I just wish you to feel better today ❤😊
Brother, I will keep you in my prayers. God bless you.
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I’m sorry to hear the news and I hope for a 1/2hr a week we can help you escape that reality. I wish you nothing but the best and will keep you in my thoughts.
Lesney Foamite Crash Tender i.e. Airport Firetruck. Great relics this time out, Gotta Love It!
The Foamite Crash Tender was made from 64-68. I still have mine from my childhood so I immediately knew what it was.
Thanks Newman
Still have mine too.
Airport / crash Fire Truck 👍👍
Correct still have mine from the 60s.
Bingo. Now I don't have to say it.
Another great day with an incredible setting!
Tell Rich to walk backward 3 times around a table to break the scratch curse.
My father smoked Raleigh cigarettes and was always saving coupons. We each got hunting knives through the catalog
Jason: You guys always keep me laughing! A key or a human heart? Hearts come up a 12… Thanks for the giggles!!!
I started watching about a year ago and I knew nothing, but never missing an episode I now know just next to nothing, only because there is so much knowledge on the show. I find myself sort of knowing the numbers and depth as well as some of the tones for different metals. I am like a kid every week waiting with incredible anticipation and I have to say you guys never disappoint. Grown men and women having fun like kids, and I love it. Thanks for the fun!
Crash tender: specialized fire engine especially used for airport service in the UK
💥💥💥💥Raleigh Lights belt buckle..Vintage bling. Makes you wonder if anybody ever said to him: “Say, where'd you get that swell belt buckle?” or “Y'all see that belt buckle Larry got from the Raleigh catalog?”
Another good day detecting!!!
It's a fire truck used for plane crashes at an airport. Great video lots of amazing finds guys.
My dad smoked Raleigh lights and had the same buckle
Awesome first half of the hunt there everyone. Doug Congrats the 1912 Barber Dime. Charlie love the Bell and Skelton Key. Rich I found a Barber Quarter like your Barber Dime one time. The fire burned my Quarter so bad I almost threw it away. With burn damage on it I thought it was an aluminum token. I had to look at it through my loop to see it wad a Barber Quarter. Congrats. Love the 1932 Chicago Worlds Fair Token. I've found 2 pieces from the 1893 Chicago Worlds Columbian Exposition and 2 Coins from the Alaskan Yukon Seattle Exposition 1906. Excellent find there. Congrats on the Dog Tag, Raleigh Light Belt Buckle, and the Token with the persons name on it. Great hunt everyone. Love all the Relics Button and Toy cars included. Take Care everyone
That 1912 Barber dime is in AU condition, retail value $75-$150! Beautiful coin Dougie!
The toy is a Crash Tender, all airports have them. They mix a concentrate and water, whisk it up and spray it as as a foam. It suppresses fire and also blankets spilled fuel. Your key was exactly the same as the back door lock on my mom and dad's house in England. I used to live in a Watermill in England before I moved to Canada, and it had a turning wheel on the side of it.. Love your Excalibur Shovel in Green, I have an Excalibur Merlin as well. Casey makes a great product, hand made in Utah, USA.
Great barbers Doug & Rich. Nice token Rich. Beautiful skeleton key Charlie.
Nice finds for "Miller Time"!
My dad has one of those buckels and smoked those
Full liberty on barber!❤❤❤
JASON SAID "I FIGURED THAT YOU WOULD'VE BLOWN HER NOSE BY NOW",TALKING ABOUT THE BARBER DIME,LOL 😂😂😂😂😂.😂😂/LOL😂
RVW lovin' the summer haircut!
Thank you!
A nice scarce token find, predating the tokens you see today from 1938 Harvard #5 Custom Stamper Machines. Keep up the great finds and content!☺️👍🐿
Jason, please do a brief commentary on the ground work you must do before the ground work. Without great sites, your searches aren't thay productive. A 1740 grist mill clearly has great possibilities. Wow!
Love the banter and laughs , great video matey , regards from over the pond 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Always enjoy you guys great show
D-block Dougie...i knew he is in the joint back in the day 😂😂
I’m on work release as we speak
DTD's barber dime was mint, but you guys scored some outstanding relics- love the history around that buckle. Next week already promises to be awesome as well- looking forward with anticipation already!
Fun place
My dad smoked Raleigh’s and mom smoked BelAirs (menthols). Both had those coupons. Awesome grounds!
I have one of those trucks. It’s a fire engine tender, similar to a crash truck at an airport. I got mine in the mid 1960s.
That dime sounds like dogtag dogs birth year 😂😂😂😂😂
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Great finds as always.
Rockford IL is about 90 miles west and north of Chicago, near the WI border along I-39. Didn’t know they built toy cars there back then until I saw this video! Thanks for sharing
Wow! I was listening while i did a bit of work. What a surprise to hear Rockford IL! We used to live right by there before we moved south and got out of IL!
Another awesome video. Thanks.
Neat old place! Awesome finds!
Lovely mill conversion. Better a great conversion into a dwelling than some of the dilapidated monoliths here in UK that are crumbling derelicts. Too many are literally travelling down the river. Rescuing history is many fold and diverse and as long as it is done correctly it is never history denied, or worse: Lost ad infinitum. Great job guys. ATB from me in the Dis-U K.
Always good to hear from you Tim
Hello Quarter Hoarder,Dog Tag Doug,Rich,Charlie and Lynn
Hey Gregory
Great finds again fellas!!!
The crash tender was for air crashes. I have a real nice example of one.
Great finds guys.
Fantastic finds!!
Cool hunt thanks
Very interesting content. Love it.
Those were some fun finds, a belt buckle like that is still on my bucket list!
My Cousin found a US CIVIL WAR OFFICERS SWORD BUCKLE IN OSAGE CITY MISSOURI BESIDE THE OLD BANK YEARS AGO.
belt buckle is from the 1970s raleigh trucking company .
Some amazing properties that you guys & gals have access to.
Yall should knight Rich with a shovel..and call thee Sir Knicks-a-lot!!!
Good idea. We’ll take that idea to the Round Table
Bless his heart...I think it was the haircut, threw off his pinpointing skills
Rich is fast becoming my favorite team member. Someone should make him a gun belt for water bottles. He's definitely squirting better than Doug ever did. The water boy is indispensable.
Two fire trucks were hot, but I loved the belt buckle from when there were only 48 states. What a nice yard.
Keep digging.'
Thanks clam! Haha i have been thinkin of bringing a bigger water bottle for cleaning things
Rich is selfish
Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure ✌️🇺🇸🌎👵🎉💕🌺
Rich was smoking hot this episode. That’s a pun on the Raleigh cigs buckle and the toasted Barber dime. 🤪
Congrats on that beautiful Barber dime Doug.
Great hunt guys!
Thanks Doug
LOL - think about it - the 1930s are darn near 100 years old. That was a really cool token from the World's Fair. People probably don't know about the old World Fairs. They were awesome though.
Gentlemen thank you for sharing this very enjoyable video with us six stars
My dad smoked Raleigh cigarettes. I still have a Shakespeare fly rod he got with the coupons when I was a little boy.
Rockford IL is 30 minutes from my house!! That fire truck is a fun find!
I live about that from Rockford also, didn't know they made toys like that there
Rockford was like the toy car capital of the U.S. in the 40s and 50s. I would have thought they’d have a museum in the area.
@@QuarterHoarder I’m sure you’re probably correct. I haven’t looked into it. But I know there’s lots of history north west of me. Galena isn’t too far as well.
Airport Crash Fire Rescue Truck. Old. Cool
Another outstanding QH & crew adventure!!!
Some really nice finds! Thanks for sharing.
Great finds there! I have a melted barber dime that is so contorted, for the longest time I thought it was a merc until someone pointed out that the date was 1914 on it. Cool toys and absolutely love the belt buckle! Wicked happy hunting!! 👊
Fantastic finds. Loved Charlie’s key.
Nice finds what a beautiful mill property
Get that Barber graded.
They get graded environmentally damaged because of being from the ground. Nit worth the money to get it slabbed.
I love your show. Thanks again guys
Beautiful KEY Charlie!
Great haircut Rich. Lots of cool finds today.
Great video!!! Nice to meet you Charlie at the Hood Mansion on Saturday
Super cool detail on that Barbra dime nice fine.
The truck is a foam fire truck used at airports
Thanks William! I’ve seen those vehicles before but never knew what their specific name was.
NICE
Nice airport crash tender,Doug!!
Thanks Dave.
Alvis Salamander Foamite Crash Tender mid to late 60's model.
You could make every video 1hour long and still get the same amount of views. We dedicate our time to keep up on your videos you should award us with a nice long hunt !
Thank you. I appreciate you supporting the show!
New name I heard for Rich on another channel, Nicki !!
Does it match my yellow shovel?!?!? 😆 Definitely confirmed color blind!
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Great thumbnail photo!
Thanks Craig, I do love a good thumbnail. The clouds were in a great spot and that mill is a stunning backdrop.
Very Nice Hunt!!!!
Let’s go! ❤LL
Hello from Central Florida
Great hunt as always
Nice finds Guys 👊
Great video
That key is a "skeleton key". They were for inner doors in the house. They had no notches on the bottom "paddle thingy." The same key would open every door in the house. I lived in a house in Massachusetts that had doors with keys like that. The house (and doors and keys) was made in the 1920's.
Yeah, Raleigh and Belair cigarettes, from same makers, both came with that coupon, and you could write into the company and get their little catalog that had different things in it that you could get with so many of the coupons, i know that bcuz a buddy of mine smoked the Raleigh's and I smoked Belair ( which was the menthol of Raleigh). Lesney made the matchbox cars, haha, you could send that Crash Tinder in to Marty's Matchbox Makerovers ( on RUclips here), and he could give it a makeover. Just saying...
Yellow is an indication of a airport fire truck like your other crash truck.
456th like, sorry i missed the video, at 2, but watching it now
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Been watching your channel and l was wondering how you clean your coins.
OOooooh,,...It's Mill-er!!!! time, I thought you guys were gonna be drinkin' beer,,, LoL,, Not fast, but I'm good
Eva Helen Haenn was born in Bedminster Township, Bucks County, PA in 1923 to Frederick and Eva Haenn
In 1941 she married Henry Levi Young in Perkasie
Thank you. My Ancestry subscription expired and I haven’t reregistered yet. It’s such a rabbit hole of information I don’t get anything else done.
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The Titanic sank in 1912😮
Precursor to the installation of the unconstitutional Fed Res banking system under W. Wilson 😔
Hey Charlie! Pull your zipper up.😂
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Token is 1933 (32’ World’s Fair) and I’m sure the Masons took advantage of it with Roosevelt being a 32nd degree Mason at the time with the highest order being 33rd. Sunburst is actually an Egyptian occult symbol for their sun god RA (means sun) and is used by the Masons.
That truck toy is a semi truck tow service truck
It is a air port fire truck
Who is that well manicured young gentleman? Kind of looks like the homeless guy named Rich who is normally there. LOL!
So, was that name on the token , a relative to the owner?
Looks like trouble at the mill. ;)