1702 GEORGIAN MANOR HOUSE keeps on producing INCREDIBLE FINDS!! This is why I love metal detecting!
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2024
- What a fantastic hobby metal detecting is and what an array of finds you can get!
Often you’re left wondering how such things ended up where they did and who lost them!
Some incredible discoveries from the Georgian Manor fields!
A great day PART 2!
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Nordic Industry and Art Exhibition in Copenhagen 1872. Sweet!
Famous Glasgow whistle maker, made whistles for the Titanic line, there is a small piece of wood missing out of the mouthpiece.
Dogs can hear whistles, sheep can hear zippers!!! LOL
27:13 I also did a bit of reverse image searching and found that that is a 1872 Denmark Type 1 Nordiske Indutri Kjobenhavn White Metal Medal. They are worth about 50 quid each. Nice find! (And yes, it was silver plated)
Amazing info! Thanks very much. I can see more silver on it now I’m home and it’s had a proper clean. It always amazes me the weird and wonderful things we can find in the fields of Perthshire! Thanks again for your info
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK 1872
Scandinavian Industry and Art Exhibition
Great day of detecting. That spectacle buckle is fantastic!
what a great dig John part 2 was the best lots of coins and relics and the buckle is my favorite thanks again cheers
Samuel Auld “The Greatest Glasgow Whistle Maker” according to the Whistle Museum, lots of photos.
Wonderful find John
OH and so nice of you to wait for Simon to join you.
Nicely done as usual, I enjoyed the video 🇺🇸
Great video, thank you. Stay warm and watch for the thaw!
Hi John, the writing on the sheep at 18:50 reads "PROPRIETORS BRITAINS LTD COPYRIGHT" Britians LTD still is an agricultural toy brand to this day and was established in 1893. Not quite Georgian but a good find!
Well done.
Let’s go, let’s go treasure and adventure🎉👵🌺🌎🇺🇸💕✌️
The round metal disk says KÖPENHAMN= Copenhagen in danish. It is Amalienborg, the Danish Royal Castle.
I checked to see if anyone else saw this before posting. I've been to the castle (got married in Denmark).
@@oldtop4682and of course Denmark has a new king today, who is wedded to a lady from the little island I hail from- Tasmania
Sorry, it is not Amalienborg castle, but another old building. I have a medallion almost the same and it is from an industrial and art event in Kopenhagen 1872
@@stevebutton7066 Tasmanian here too mate...Sadly little point us detecting hoping for pre George III coins 🤣
Nice finds today....and you got a medal for your hard work😅
i used to be security in the old Britains toy factory after it closed down in Nottingham , they made alot of metal toy figures and animals i found them all over the place .....
Thanks
Thanks so much Andy!!! Thanks for your continued support and sorry it took so long for me to acknowledge!!!
What a fantastic day John with so many unusual finds! I wish I could have gotten a peak at that Georgian manor house, I just love old architecture. 😊👍
Love watching you find all these treasures. Hi from Australia
Nice to see someone identified the medal/pendant. Love the whistle (not so much, the joke) 😄 Take care 👍
On it 😀🏴🏴🏴
Excellent Detecting great lot of finds medallion best find for me Happy New year
Great hunt John. Those fields are full of promise. You do find some interesting stuff in Perthshire and so much land to go at. May I say you're a lucky man. Most enjoyable as always 😉
Happy Sunday with a SD video to view with my morning coffee and toast. Cheers! Epic finds how fun was that? You are getting rewarded for you kindness. 🥰👍👍
Thanks so much Terry and thanks for watching. Have a great day!!
Im still buzzing from 2nd prize in the giveaway inbetween part 1 and 2 but what an absolute brilliant day and part 2 just topped part 1!! That medallion and the cap bage are class!! Lots of interesting finds spectacle buckle was class aswell I've still yet to find a complete one well saved 👏🏻 great video as always John thanks for sharing keep up the hard work mate 👍
26:00 "For every loss there is a replacement, what is lost externally must be gained internally" H.P Holst, Danish Poet
Wow fabulous finds John! What an amazing medal. Look forward to seeing what else you (and Simon lol) find 😀
One of those days to remember
Fantastic!
What a cool video thanks for sharing buddy🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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“Poplin’ her clog” that’s a new one. Hilarious
Glad you enjoyed 😛
Maybe someone has already posted this but the medallion is a Copenhagen International Exposition Medal 1872.
What beautiful scenery you have there! Loving the relics today. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Psalm 23:6. Sounds like part of your pendant. Your history lessons are so vivid. Thanks for an amazing day of detecting!
Amazing info Linda. Thanks so much for that!! See you on the next
Whistle joke actually caught me funny...even as bad of a dad joke as it was!
What a Nice day you had. It’s good you have a stock of videos to share while it is frozen there. Now we all have something to enjoy! Thanks.
You are now the second channel I’m subscribed to. My wife and me enjoy the hunt, we live in Alaska so no relics but we have gold but we enjoy searching for all most anything.
Love it and get the shakes when you don't post regular ;-)
Lots of these medallions on eBay , very nice find !
HI Copenhagen international Exposition medal you have just found well done
Great finds John!
Yes indeed what a nice hunt.
When you stay single,
your pockets will always jingle,
but pick detectorist as your 2nd job
enjoy pockets full of bottle top. 🤓
Well said! Never a truer word spoken 😜
I didn't win the giveaway but i always feel like a winner when your videos come out 🙂👍
im a winner john im watching you ho happy days
Samuel Auld started making whistles in 1877 in Glasgow, Scotland. He made Police calls, Railway Guards and Pointsmen’s whistles.
Thanks for the video. Nice medallion.
Many thanks 🤩
What a great medalian John. What a bostin find. Thanks for sharing 🤗👍
Great video as always. Cheers for now. Looking forward to the next one.
I work in Glasgow, Delaware USA! Love watching your videos🎉
John, great video as usual. The bottom of the little lead sheep says “Proprietors, Britain’s Ltd, Copyright”.
Amazing 🐑 thanks Deborah!! Really need to get another eye test me thinks 😜
hi John. Tthe coin with the figers is danish. nice found
Blessings, my Scottish Detectorist friend, from this old man in Tennessee. I always enjoy your humorous quips, John…even your dry whistle humor. Great finds, as always.
You have a keen eye. Definitely a Danish medal. Cheers from New Orleans
Danish medal from the industrial and art exhibition, it's made of Tin 🤗
Dang!!! Another video 🤍. Greetings from middle Georgia USA 🍑. Stay warm!
That medal is stunning. What a monster, huge! You sure uncover the most unexpected items. So much fun.
Would you be able to take a rubbing from the pendant to find out what is written on it John? Like we used to do as kids with leaves and at local graveyards for school xD
Medallion certainly looked Danish, with the word compensation on it. Superb find. Bless 👊
Many thanks Nick. It’s been confirmed as Copenhagen and Danish! Amazing 🥲
Thanks fir posting part 2. Great finds! Looking forward to the next dig, Silver ahead 😂! ❤
De beste wensen voor 2024. Een prachtige munt medaille uit Denemarken topper hoor. Kijk al altijd uit naar jou video's 😊
Love the little toys and relics you find. They bring the people who lost them so much closer to us. Best history lessons ever.
Wow what a fantastic part two!! Really good variety of items and your Copenhagen commemorative and cap badge are brilliant. Kind of you to wait for Simon to detect that hillside pasture field with you. 😊
Good spot John
Another classic day in Perthshire, you make very watchable and interesting videos John keep up the good work. 👍
That medallion is amazing! My hubby has Dane ancestry, and looks it.
Absolutely great finds👍💕. What else those field are hiding... Waiting fir next detecting(and i wish warm weathers to there) ❤🇫🇮
I always love your hunts. Bet you put a. Gorgeous George in the winners finds containers
Good luck Simon! Hope you do as well as John. Excellent finds,John.
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Nice ,finds for new year . We are frozen here and got ice and a few inches of snow. My digging is done till spring..
Great finds!! The sheep was so cute! Hope you have even better finds when Simon comes to go in the other field with you!!!🥰🥰🥰
Funny you should mention Copenhagen as thats the city named on the medallion😄🇨🇦
Excellent part 2 while we are waiting for the fields to thaw! Have a great week…
Awesome dig, the buckle looks like it was just lost and the medallion is superb. Thanks John!
That big relief is copenhagen in old spill kjøbenhavn today written is København very beautiful find from old denmark
Brilliant
Dirty Bertie😂. I love a beautiful spectacle buckle. Great finds, Thanks John!
Fantastic. I'm glad you had such a good day. Can't wait for the digs to come.
What a great day of finds! I'm with you the Copenhagen metal was a rare and precious find! Love watching your videos here in South Carolina USA. Much love and good luck to you from Tom and Peggy. I envy the joy you have metal detecting!
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What an interesting selection of finds 😀
Glad you enjoyed
So many amazing finds there John, and that medal commemorative thing wow what a lump that is. Grand film and all the best 👍🏻
Nice finds
What you found John is written in Danish.
hvad udad tabes skal indad vindes translates to: what is lost outwardly must be gained inwardly. Amazing find!!! It’s an International Exposition Medal. The building is the Copenhagen Exhibition Building on the other side is a female figure in the middle flanked by two nude men.
Words of wisdom to live by as one ages!
That’s a days worth payment al year long.
Junk turning into a fantastic relic before your very eyes. 🪄🤩 Only on “The Scottish Detectorist”.
Cheers to nice land owners and new permits John.
I’m curious about how many acres of territory you’ve managed to concur by now, John the second of Scotland. 🏰⚔️🛡️😉🍀
May you thaw out soon you mighty swinger of sticks.
Many thanks Wolfie 🐺
I’m pretty luck with the permissions and in fact I’ve got permissions I haven’t even detected yet. At a stab I’d say 15,000 acres but it could be more…. And hopefully another 5,000 acres coming soon!
@@thescottishdetectorist🤩 That’s an entire empire John. Congratulations!
Lay claim! 😄👍🏴.🤴You have an army of 40.000 by now. 😄
What an epic day you had, I absolutely love the medallion what an out of the ordinary find and you clocked up a lot more to go with it let’s hope the rest of the year is just as successful.
What a great day of finds! Always fun!!
Many thanks 🤩
🇨🇦-45°C here! John, do you ever run the detector over the actual old stone walls? Beautiful finds! Stay warm by your lovely fire! 🤗
Britain's toys is an old company, they have made farm toys of one sort or another since 1893 and are still making them today though the company has been bought by one of the big companies in recent years, really good find, your medallion is Danish, the big word under the building is Copenhagen in Danish and the medallion celebrates the DENMARK 1872
Scandinavian Industry and Art Exhibition
Hi John. The writting on the danish medalion on the people side says (the right hand side) " What is lost on the outside must be won on the inside" and (the left hand side) "For every loss compensation is to be found" 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
I found this 1872 coin? on eBay for sale. Kjobenhavn is Copenhagen, Denmark! Well done, John 👍🏻
1872 Denmark Industrial Art Fair Medallion
Hi John.I am thinking of rekindling my once favourite hobby of metal detecting. I am retired now, but still a fit 73 year old😂 .My reason for writing other than thanking you for some real interesting video footage is,can you recommend a relatively inexpensive detector just for hobby use?funnily enough, the best one in the cheap range was a seascope, found some nice things, mainly victorian down here in Wales with that one any help will do John, and once again, thanks for some cracking videos from good old Scotland.
Alun,pontardulais,South Wales.
Alun you could try the Fisher F75 good little machine, works well on soil and sand.
@matthewcloke2530 thank you for your reply. I just checked out the Fisher f75 sounds very good for my needs,and the price is well within range too,might go for that one.One again, thank you
Alun swansea.
A fantastic day's digging 👌
That was a great part 2. Lots of the most interesting finds. I hope you give us an update on the large commemorative coin or medallion Cheers from Texas.
Your new camera is NICE
Wonderful finds John
That military badge is from ww2, you can thank Google for that one...great finds!
John another wonderful stroll over the countryside. I wish I had fields like that where I live in California, USA. I usually only have a chance of something the gold miners of 1849 may have lost. I live vicariously through your excellent videos. Thank you for showing us your very cool finds. That Danish medallion is great. Best regards - John
Weve found bottles and a friend found anne old weapon at the old stagecoach route outside of Banning. Old town dump sites are ok, but not for treasure.
@@juneyshu6197 I’ve found lots of bottles but I’m a coin hunter at heart. It isn’t the same as when I started back in the 1980’s. Plus, hunting sites are shrinking due to good old California limiting where you can and can’t hunt.
Hi, a bit late this time, don't know if anyone has mentioned this already, but if that first coin was dated 1901 it must be Queen Victoria, who passed away in January ,that year. If it really is "dirty Bertie" on that coin it is either worth a small fortune (unlikely) or, sorry to say, you are mistaken with the date. Love the whistle, and that medallion is superb. And you are only finding the metal losses. How much more is there underfoot not made of metal? It's all brilliant!
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