250 year old coin and huge silver

[@DawneneDonikowski]

Oh wow! This hunt gave you so many unique artifacts. I LOVED that ear wheel!!!! So lovely.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks again!

[@PracticalKen]

Amazing when you find multiple targets in the same hole. "Bonus holes"! Incredible history found. Thanks for taking us on your adventure.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jeffdavis1795]

Wow!!! Awesome finds!! Love it!!!!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks so much!

[@fishinwidow35]

WOW, that big silver is beautiful!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you very much.

[@terrygreennway9655]

Amazing large silver piece.😊

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you

[@jamesthomas8429]

Really enjoy your videos. Super silver!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you for watching.

[@timb.162]

New subscriber awesome historical finds congratulations thanks for sharing your great video

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks and welcome

[@stevedurham3270]

Great video always enjoy your hunts thanks from WNC

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@richardklapka5147]

Beautiful indeed! Rk.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you

[@dewey_digginnc4946]

Nice saves man.. I like this fur trade places.. keep the videos foing

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank for the feedback and for watching.

[@donreed417]

Wow. Great hunt. A pipe tomahawk would be a great find.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

That is still on my bucket list…

[@keepdigginmetaldetecting]

Beautiful ear wheel

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you

[@tonyaxeman4381]

A very good save .

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank yoy

[@JamesChauvin-k9s]

Maybe a musket stock inlay piece for a decorative look??

[@Eric_Detectorist]

That’s a good guess.

[@treasuretom13]

RC!!!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

I know right

[@jaredsperry5393]

Awesome! I am learning a lot from you! I have found those knife blades and did not know they were called Sheffield knives. That silver wheel is amazing! I found a silver ring with the same scroll work at a trade site so I’m wondering if it is a Robert C item.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

That’s amazing, definitely could be. There were other smiths that used that technique but definitely 1700s.

[@jkeys49]

What is kettle scrap?

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Pieces of a copper kettle, that once the kettle was damaged would be broken. Or cut into smaller pieces to be used later for tool making or jewelry making. It’s one thing I find a lot of.

[@jkeys49]

@@Eric_Detectorist thanks for the explanation

[@susanhoffman7754]

Wowza

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks

[@Lubi419HH]

How the hell did you not spear that with the shovel? Lol

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Got lucky to miss thankfully

[@detectorismopaiefilho9872]

Boa noite

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks