Most insane metal detecting in colonial PA I ever seen 3 GWs in one county HUGE draped bust silver
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
- Gary was the main man this week! Hunter did extremely well and I had some great leftovers! I am sooooo happy for these guys and their huge astounding bucketlisters! I hope yall get out and get some detecting in because this is what can happen to you too!!!! #minelab #silver #noktamakro #equinox800 #treasure
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Alright yall! Almost 3K views. Not so many comments and likes but I’ll take it. Hello to the new and super thanks to the old and dedicated watchers of my channel. Love yall!
Awesome stuff guys!!!
Unreal finds Jerry. Congrats sir!
Great finds! Congrats,crazy!
WOW Gary, glad I got to see them! What a great find and what a great community you guys have.
Thank you. We live in a great historic area. I love it here
PA farms have the best artifacts. Congrats to you both on tremendous finds.
Amazing finds, thanks for sharing.
Epic hunts Jerry! Congrats on the nice finds from everyone!
Wow!! Stellar Recoveries, well done as usual. Thanks for the ride!!
Thank you sir. I may or may not need blood prsssure meds now 😂
What some amazing finds! All those crotal bells, drapes bust half dollar, GW dandy buttons, silver bar pin, beautiful platinum and diamond ring plus much more made this an epic hunt! I always love watching because yall always find some awesome things out there. 💖💯
Oh man!! You weren’t kidding Jerry. Insane!! GW’s and an incredible DBHD!!! Absolutely excellent!!
I’m so mad and happy at the same time. I’ll find mine soon fingers crossed 😂
let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵
New subscriber awesome historical finds congratulations thanks for sharing your video
Thanks for coming along on our adventure!
Absolutely amazing hunt congratulations on your silver and the GW BUTTON
Thank you.
Loved the video Jerry… you are definitely the Crotal Bell king …. No one else has dug as many as you. Congratulations on a very great hunt
That’s a title I’ll take buddy. I don’t know why I find so many around here. Maybe the fact that the horse and buggy never went out of style and still in use till this day heavily here. I’d rather be the Draped Bust silver king but I’ll take what I can get 😂
So many amazing finds, the beautiful lock and pocket watch. All the buckles and crotal bells. Congrats on all the incredible GW buttons. The Draped bust, KG, Draped bust half dollar and the silver pin. Take care guys.
congrats on the GW and welcome to the club
I’ll let Gary and Hunter know. Thank you
Thank you. Didn't think I'd ever find one
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Great find all around. New to your channel. All the best John
Thanks for stopping in. I’ll sub back to any channel who subs me. Hope you enjoy.
That is a great site so much history thanks for the video really enjoyed it
Was three different sites but they are all amazing and have produced many treasures over the years.
Nice Victorian silver bar brooch. A master jeweler could restore it and make it stunning, and of course replace the stone. Have you seen the bar brooch I had restored?
No but I wouldn’t mind a gander. Thanks for the info
@@centralpametaldetectorist289 are you on Instagram or fb?
So many bucket listers. If you ever would let my son and I accompany you we would love that . I swing a manticore he swings a nix 800 he’s 11 lol
It’s possible. I sometimes have guests. It’s a hard time of the year right now that the fields are planted. Our creeks and rivers are tough for water hunting because they have big rocks, so we are down to pastures and yards which are hard to get into. Sometimes we spend hours driving and knocking.
Is there anything in old Erwin's well on top of the hill in Johnstown,Pa.? David 😅 5:17 5:21 😅😊
Great hunt, just discovered your channel and subscribed. Stay dirty 👍
Thanks a million. Means a lot. I think I have way too good of content for as little subscribers. I only show killer and no filler.
Waa gona say that looks platinum, stone was probably massive diamond
I live in south eastern pa and wish I had friends to detect with
Nice hunt. Thanks for sharing. Are you sure that isn't a 1926 SLQ? 1826 seems a bit out of the date range for an SLQ.
Yeah it would be. If I said 18 it was an error on my part. I know SLQs weren’t made till after the barber which goes I believe to 1916.
Get a little tongue twisted from the excitement sometimes lol. Thanks for stopping by as always.
At 11:25 it’s a trouser or vest buckle
As always thanks again for the info. Can always count on you guys.
Could I join you guys on a hunt or two.
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Just a matter of grammar. Should have been saw instead of seen since there is no helping verb. Just my pet peeve. Your video is great!
@@deanstites7811 eh, that’s how we talk here in Appalachia country.
You dont show every step.
I honestly don’t want to waste time showing the VDI/digging holes/and scenery I just get to the good stuff. When I watch others videos I find myself hitting that fast forward button a lot. I do throw some clips in there occasionally showing how to’s. Maybe something to think about in the future for the beginners of the hobby. I just figured most of my viewers are hardcore diggers like myself and cut to the chase. I’ll keep that in mind.