@@fishinwidow35 most definitely, I’m thinking the number 8 with the crown would have been the size.

@@souwestdigger2817 It sure is. I have the one my great-great-grandmother had. Very tiny compared to the ones I use. Your's is very ornate and pretty

@@fishinwidow35 thanks , i was so excited when i first seen it !! I am slowly trying to get it to its original shape, but I’m scared to go to far with it lol

@@souwestdigger2817 Anneal it

@@rayrichardson1714 it was such a cool looking thimble, that alone made my day !!

@@1Sparrow1 thanks for your comment, I’m always trying to learn different ways to make the videos better. I will take that into consideration on my next one . I have 3 or 4 videos already to go now so be prepared for the carrot 😂

@@jimcloake thanks !! That was a beautiful sight seeing that get popped out of the ground !!

@@rapiddog1491 it looks like a mold , but it’s lead and throwing me off .

@@Chris153758 thanks , it was a nice surprise finding that .

@@rayrichardson1714 lol I know !! My pin pointer sometimes gets fits or I thought it was something small . It only rang up as a 7 on the nox and that’s usually small prices of aluminum !! So glad I kept at it and found it . Now it’s back with its rightful owner .

@@jimcloake thanks

@@1Sparrow1thanks 😊 I’m using the equinox 800 which is multi frequency ,and I have recently upgraded to the 15 inch coil it’s a game changer to the single frequency detectors.

@souwestdigger2817 Okay. I'm surprised you mentioned the machine was so chattery on the beach. I have the single frequency Fisher F75 SE, and it's a beast in dry conditions, but terrible on the wet salt water beach. I'm keeping an eye out for the Nokta Legend or the Deus 2 for a good price. But for now, Canadian tire had a sale on the Minelab Vanquish 440 (the nox's little brother). I'm actually very impressed with how stable it is on the beach. It has good depth as well. My only complaint is the lack of good target separation speed, but that's not a huge concern on the beach.

@@1Sparrow1 I’m pretty sure it was a little EMI , a few spots on that beach is like that and my cellphone in my pocket also.

@@rapiddog1491 your right on the money lol I’m glad I decided to try under their but only detected it a few times . I only skimmed the surface, no pun intended lol I can only dream now what else I would have found if I had the time to go back a few more times.

@@souwestdigger2817 I made the comment as soon as I heard the first car on the bridge. The oyster shells were interesting also, I wonder where they came from originally. The other parkade is still there but alot harder to get under it.

⁠@@rapiddog1491 I’m thinking they were just dumped over the bank as everyone did back in the day . As to where they came from , god knows . I did go under the other parkade but it’s very steep and I didn’t found anything . I’m still kicking myself for not going back a few more times before they took it down and turned it into the park .

Thanks , same here just for fun . That sucks your channel got deleted!!

@@souwestdigger2817 Yeah, it sucked. Hopefully I can grow it back. 🙏 I will watch some of your shorts and videos to get your views up.

Thanks for watching , I’m thinking the same about that plug , it is definitely nice to find gold and silver on cold days like that day ! It don’t take you long to forget about the cold when your digging good stuff lol 😝

Thanks for watching , I go out in some cold weather by times lol I’m crazy but it pays off most of the time lol

Wahoo !!! Thanks for the sub !! Hope you like my vids 👍

Thank you so much for your awesome advice, I am just doing this for fun but love the feed back . I will try to clean up my finds a little better , most of the time it’s a busy day afterwards and don’t have time to get a proper roundup . I’m glad you are enjoying my videos as much as I love this hobby!!

It’s difficult to explain, if you’re getting permission and not digging on historical places you’ll be fine . If you find something of historical significance it should be reported. But what they define as historical is the question. lol

@@souwestdigger2817 thank you so much for getting back to me, one last question are beaches and rivers fair game?? As long as they are not provincial parks?

@@justintrimm3745 I see no problem as long as you’re not on anyone’s property without permission. Provincial beaches are questionable. If you ask a provincial park ranger about beach detecting, chances are they’ll have no problem. Even on beaches fill your holes and take all the trash with you . It helps keep our province clean and makes us Detectorists look good in the public’s eyes .

@@souwestdigger2817 thank you so much!

@@justintrimm3745 no problem, happy hunting!!

Thanks , it definitely is ! Seems like every winter it gives up a few goodies .

Hey , what kind of detector do you have? Sorry if you mentioned in the video.

@@dylcrow1610 I using a minelab equinox 800 with the 15” coil

Thanks

Should have waited a bit before commenting. Too ornate for a toe tap.

Piece of a picture frame is my second guess.

Could be or part of a horse brush . Thanks for the comment.

Thank you for you r comment . I will try to give more dates at the end but I usually do the round up once I’m home and I still haven’t seen the dates myself because I haven’t cleaned them yet . The ships coin is around mid 1800’s .

Thanks for your reply digger. I was just curious on the coins pre-Elizabeth II. I can wait until you clean your coins and show us the dates. Other wise it's just clad. Thanks again.@@souwestdigger2817

Thank you , every time I went out my last few videos the wind was horrible lol

Unfortunately no .

That sucks. I was hopng for a happy re-unification ending to this mystery. The owner would be in his 80's, (if he was still alive,) but I'm sure his kids (if he had any), would be thrilled to have something from their father. Thanks for responding to my question. @@souwestdigger2817

Thank you , it was a awesome day for sure !!

Thanks , it’s a 74 I had it under my jewellers loop to make sure for the round up .

@@souwestdigger2817 Digger, I agree it's not an 1876. No Canadian dimes were minted that year. I know your eyes are younger than mine, but now I'm leaning to the coin being an 1875, a much rarer coin than the 1874. I hope I'm right. Can you clean that dime up better and put me out of my misery. Either way, still awesome finds. I'm envious. Keep it up. Your finds are really exciting. All the best.

Thanks

Yes definitely can’t wait to get back next year!! I’m done on the field for this year I think . Gonna be in lobster mode in a few days hopefully lol

Thank you

Could be 👍 thanks for the info

Thanks , always seem to get mystery items lol

Just the age of the site , old home sites that are not there anymore . Look at old maps online for your area , you’ll see homes on the maps .

Thanks , the flat spots are getting harder to come by lol

we go trouncing around the woods for hours, for a 30 minute video lol, check it out if you're bored, i like watching local vids. keep on posting!

@@UpTheHarbour thanks 😀 I’ve already subbed to your channel, be watching your vids soon . Happy hunting and good luck .

Thank you

What detector are you using ? KZbin has everything you need , just look up your brand detector , tips, settings etc… and you should find lots of info.

@@souwestdigger2817 it is a no name. Got it on Amazon for around$135.. I watched a video on it but I can't seem to program it properly. It beeps at everything. Thanks for your reply.

@@chriseisan5443 yeah that’s a tough one . Cheaper detectors don’t usually like beaches and shorelines because of the high mineralization of the saltwater . Try lowering your sensitivity , ground balance a lot and try a few test coins to see what they give for a signal. Put a object on the ground and raise your coil to see roughly how deep your detector will go , this will be a air test .

@@souwestdigger2817 thank you