Detecting on a Scottish Beach , Silver coins

A fabulous metal detecting in Burntisland, Fife, Scotland. Finds include interesting coins and artifacts. The weather was great for Scotland. Myself and Rad had a great time with plenty of banter. Please subscribe and give us a thumbs up. Thanks for watching.
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[@TheDukesOfDerbyshire]

What a spot that is to metal detect, loaded with history. Every man and his dog will be on there now

[@Whinnybankcat]

Thank you for your comment, it's been heavily detected the last 25 years. You can only imagine how much gear was on it originally. I enjoy watching your videos. Good luck, cheers

[@TheDukesOfDerbyshire]

@@Whinnybankcat yeah I bet theres been some incredible finds. Love how some of the coppers come out shiny

[@Mummaearth]

What a lovely spot and day - love all the finds but its easy to get excited/addicted, with the ages and discovery once you have a find too - many thanks for sharing the experience !

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching

[@trevorbrunning7435]

I'm impressed with your Coin knowledge Steve

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thank you

[@myview1875]

Of all the people in all the land 😀and who does You Tube recommend to me. 😆. Just subscribed. 😛.

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks, do i know you by any chance

[@myview1875]

@@mudsharksteve6720 Yep. 😁. I was just amazed You Tube recomended a video to me so I watched it and the narrator was somebody I have on the odd occasion met in real life ( I recognised the voice ). 😀. I have a sibling by the name you mentioned in this video. Lol. 😆. I heard about the little Charles 11 Maundy penny. 🙂. Can you guess who it is yet. 😏. I found a George II Maundy penny last year. 🙂. I am not going to saying my name on here because I don't want to be trolled by globe believers. 😀😄🤣😂.

[@CHAkandetecting]

I haven't been to that beach for ages. I love searching on the beach but right now the beaches are not very productive. You have a new subscriber

[@Whinnybankcat]

Thank you for subscribing and watching.

[@CoryRind]

Are people actually swimming there? Wondering why all the lost coins?

[@Whinnybankcat]

Popular walking beach, tide goes out a long way. Plus an old Victorian ferry crossing across the fourth. Thank you for your comment.

[@AdventuresWithRalf]

Another great video!

[@CoryRind]

Large lead smooth sided bullets are probably Enfields. Date 1850s - 1865. Generally inside has flat base with various numbers or symbols that imprinted. Enfields are English. 3 ringers roughly same date but minies. Both also used in American Civil War

[@Whinnybankcat]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you so much for your comment, cheers.

[@detectingadventuresscotlan6177]

Nice martini hendry ? Emfield
Prob few targets rnd there poss d day training
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[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching, sub and the information.cheers

[@davidgranger3628]

😮Its surprising how much is lost up there ,my son and i went on the beach north of Tongue and found 80 odd coins between us in an hour .No waterproof machines for us he was using a coinmaster and me a fisher f5 so wet sand was difficult and that beach is really really remote

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Yes there are loads out there, thanks for watching.

[@scottgeen3062]

Good video well done from Scott new Zealand

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching

[@sammiross2817]

Hi, do you need any permission to detect on this beach?

[@mudsharksteve6720]

@@sammiross2817 no permission needed. There's a carpark near the swimming pool and a slipway leading to the wet sand. Check tide times and allow three hours after high tide.. That gives you 5-6 hours of detecting time. Stay safe as the tide comes in fast. Good luck.

[@sammiross2817]

@@mudsharksteve6720 super, I'm only 1hr 40 mins drive away hope to go soon