Great finds Darren and Speedy.Well done! Cheers.

Novel way of checking for nails in a dog! LOL

That was quite funny Darren, dog with a metal addiction and casual attitude of the owner to ask you to give it the once over. Odder the better with finds, gas mask clip was a ripper, or that wouldn't be good losing that one! Had missed adding this until now as saw it in the wee hours and decorum calls for not ruining someone's day from 3am beeping phone alert. Cheers, and happy swinging Daz! Gabi of Narre Warren.

G'day Darren! That was a great hunt. Dogs did seem to hog the limelight a few times, I cacked myself silly a few times through this vid with the story of the dog, perhaps she should take it to the airport and walk it through there scanner! And the dog tag that was a dog tag but not the dog tag you were looking for! 🤣🤣Hmm! Shades of Starwars there! My mum was in the AWAS prior to joining the army during WW2 But I can't remember what she actually did in that service. Thanks for putting a smile on my dial, enjoyed that, Thanks Mate, Cheers!

Nice finds Darren, interesting brass hook . You found one of speedy cans😂. Enjoy watching your videos keep up the great work.

Wow what a great day out.. You can now add xray man to your resume. 😂

Look forward to joining you on another hunt Darren and keep an eye out for ring things … cheeky !! 👍⚒️👍

That rod thing with all the numbers on it looked a bit like the centre out of an old tyre gauge. Great video. Cheers John.

G'day Darren, That park is a ripper, great finds mate well done. I been there heaps (not my can!) so much history, my oldest find is a Vicky penny 1877! Leave me some for my next visit😀Cheers Paul.

Keep digging those treasures!

Congratulations friend!

G'day Darren, Nice finds mate well done, I have been there heaps of times, always find something. Lots of history there!

Awesome day out guys... you probably have already worked it out but Unley school is in Adelaide.. someone must of had a school excursion in melb. Pretty cool.

Speedy is fun to dig with!

A good hunt Darren, and good to see LisaR, too, aka Speedy. That's a big park for the city, hey. Lots of military parading around room, when needed. Cheers and good luck out again!

Looks like you and Lisa had a fun dig even finding a gold nugget 🤣🤣🤣

Looks like it was a fun day out 😀 few silvers, few coppers, few relics, few laughs! Oi Oi!!!!

Thanks for fun hunt Darren. You are very good at this hobby and I learnt some great tips from you. I’m always happy to catch up for a hunt and see what there is to find. 👍⚒️👍 ps still love the trumpet mouthpiece 🎺 🎵

Its been a little while since your last vid, Glad to see you out on the hunt and with great company too, You know, I never thought Lisa was the type to blow her own trumpet, how wrong was I! that young lady certainly gets around. Its worth getting into the rough sometimes, going where other detectorist's fear to tread, well done! Excellent collection and variety of finds, and a good day out! Thanks Mate! Take care, Cheers!

Great hunt Darren with a good lot of silvers coming up.Well done and thanks for sharing.Cheers mate👍

Silver city alright @Working925detecting 🙌 a great day hunting for you mate, thanks heaps for sharing👍⛏️

On the silvers, well done Darren.

Great spot mate its coughing up the goodies thats fo sho!!!!

G'day Darren, great hunt mate, silver fest. Ripper!

An enjoyable hunt, Darren, fine silvers! You'll find the '24 sixpence is VG/F/VF/EF 14/35/150/550. The biggie may be the '22 thrip, look closely if it's not a 21-22 overdate🤞, if you can see a "1" under the "2" it's a minimum of $5,500+. The shilling is 10/25/65/280... Although there's few coins fresh out of the ground that are EF "extremely fine" or better, gold has no trouble, some silvers survive incredibly well, a couple of your coin impressions, Daz, looked like you were holding the actual coins, so these, where the soil separates clear, leave the entire faces of the silvers free of tarnish or immovable blotches, we coin collectors call that "eye appeal". Damn hoping you've the overdate 1922 threepence, that would be worthy for the name of "Working 925"!! Good to hear you say your name, too, three times, as the host of the show, although it were for the good ladyship Michelle's insistence on filming everything, but it's the fear of maxing out the memory and deleting the wrong files, editing, afterwards. Doing great, liking seeing the target ID numbers and especially the infuriating falsing, but if the settings are right on iron bias, you can trust the combination of the detector AND the pinpointer to find the solid and not interrupted tone, what shits the amateur the most and causes giving up on sites and hesitance to go out and have another crack at it, the 100 pulltabs, 1c and 2c days! We'd rather a visit Silver City ourselves, after seeing this! Cheers again, from Gabi of Narre Warren.

Super Darren !! 👍⚒️👍

Great hunt Darren , nice collection of silver . Keep up the great work and keeping it real.

Awesome hunt

Nice to see equinox at work! Godd luck bro! and Happy hunting with this great machine! Big support from your new friends and subs from southern Europe¨! from a metal detecting couple!

Well done to you both. Removing the shotty pellets of the city😁👍

Good finds darren

Dog shit alley. 😂. Good to see you back on YT!

As honest as the day is long, Darren, unsure of the meaning of the saying, as now the days are getting longer. We'd just been to the nephew's very new soccer training place in Clyde North, and the grounds would be next to zero chance of pre 2000 coins, no 1c & 2c, although under the plume of the Cranbourne Meteorite, chances of little meteorites, we'd love to find out those target ID numbers. Packed with people, 8am to 8pm, 8 days a week, it seems, places like this I'd reckon no one's detected for being too crowded all the time, I ought give our local one a swing, although it's been in use 100 years as a reserve, lots of various tinnie's ringpulls, and 1s and 2s, human, cattle, and bunnies, the kids love counting them along Ernst Wanke Drive, once the most famous of congestion spots on the Monash Freeway for drive radio announcers. The area's slow, no-indicator-merger drivers are thus truly Wankers. More happy swinging to you & the missus!

Well done Darren and Michelle. Those 1 & 2 cent coins are sent to test us,but at least you came home with a few pre decimals so it was a good day out.Cheers.

Out and about at least mate..still, got a silver so wasnt a total miss keep em comin mate

Wow Michelle!😮. Was That 4c and A Gasket! Don’t Worry I Have The Same Luck Sometimes 😂. Nice Haul Though Keep Em Coming!

One's and two's everywhere and even the dogs are leaving there number two's around, and I reckon I'd put them all in the same category. I'm pretty happy if I can bring at least one pre dec home with me, I don't feel as though the day has been wasted then! A bit of Silver, a Brittania and lunch delivered on the the job, sounds like a good day to me! Your spoilt! Cheers Darren!

G'day Darren, an honest days swinging! Mate what brand is your shovel? Cheers Paul.

Well done Darren on another video ,like the dog tag ,looks like you and Michelle had fun even though the two & ones kept following you around. Always enjoy watching your videos. Cheers

New subscriber here. Awesome work on video. Keep up the good work

Fantastic hunting @Working 925 detecting and family😊 The old cricket buckles were coming out left right and centre at this site! Sure to be another there. I can't believe we all missed that big old token signal too! Well done Michelle on the 600👏👏 Thanks for sharing guys. I can't wait to see the next adventure very soon🙂🙂⛏️

Great Vid Darren and what a great permission to get on. Congrats to you all and so nice to be able to share this time with your wife and stepson. Keep digging that history.

Congratulations Darren, Michelle & Aidan fabulous finds. Thanks for sharing with us.

Hey Gabi thanks for tuning in 👍 Gee whiz it would have been amazing back then to be one of the first to have a metal detector, must have been potatoes everywhere that the old timers missed with their eyes. Im not sure of the cricket history there but i reckon that house site must have bred a team of their own 😂 Thanks Gabi.

Belter of a site, Darren, and Michelle and Aiden! Their "firsts" were bucket-list of the highest order, but fancy and mint, as were yours. Her suspender buckle may have been for overalls, with the adjustment catch, we're remembering ours we wore as a kid in the seventies, this winter is reminding us of those earliest days, learning about the gold rushes, they'd be reporting the rivers and creeks in flood, historical towns you'd remember the next time they'd flood, face bushfires, find amazing relics, like American gold coins, or when detecting surged starting in the late 70s, we had our own red K-Mart ones!, which old diggings were producing giant golden potatoes of nuggetry. That site, with the track curving past it, looks the ideal cricket pitch, there'd have been a big-top tent, kind you see on some buckles with bowling happening, it'd be in the background, looking like a circus tent, ideal for a barrel of beer to tap! There'd be visitors from elsewhere, and over time, if the newspapers might have reported any cricket carnival events, or you'll dig up an item that'll have writing that may say a lot in a few words. I have that ability but aren't exercising it here, but goodonya Daz! Good on the landowner, they'd be bowled over learning about the site, and knowing it wouldn't have happened if it weren't for your explanation it was specifically your passion for history through the relics that you're after! (But you'd hope to dig a golden potato anyway, it'd be a giant target that the pinpointer won't pulsing-grunt iron back at you. Here's to optimistic wishful thinking!🥔🪙 🤠⛏️) Cheers to you Daz & Co.! Gabs, Narre Warren. (Troup's Creek West. The flooding will dislodge bottles from their dump sites from kilometres uphill, the area drained for farming 1841-1843 by largely Scottish, German and Aboriginal "navvies", as such digging back in the UK were for navigation canals, embankments both sides of the creek, and we've still the hawthorn or mayberry hedges(Mayblooms used to be Hawthorn footy team's nickname), hedges that used to define land enclosure, since 1841. You'll know them when you see them in the landscape despite the suburbs in turn enclosing them! I'll ask if they're used in your neighbourhood, good visual cue when you're looking from a satellite view on Google Maps, if that's part of your research. 😉)

G'day Darren, brilliant permissions, ripper finds! Gotta love the 800! Cheers.

Well done all!!! Some killa finds by everyone, Aiden killin it with the silver, snakes, crickets, tokens....I'd call that a successful wknd 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Congratulations on the snake buckle!!! Did the land owner want to keep anything you found?

Michelle is definitely your lucky charm! 😊

What an excellent hunt! For everyone! Me included! It looked for a while there that Michelle was going to leave you in the dust with her finds, Well done! Aiden's beautiful early Shilling what a ripper of a first find, and in such great condition! You must have really pulled the stops out to catch up, and boy did you catch up! Your first Snake buckle! Congrats, your beating me by one. And those brilliant cricket buckles, why is there so many there! It blew me away, when you joined that buckle together, it was an Oh Wow! Moment for me! And you didn't miss out on your own token. And the sun was shining! A hunt to be envious of! And I am! Cheers Mate, Top stuff, Film every dig! You never know! Hooroo!