A Noisy Metal Detecting Trip - With A Huge Find

I saw an interesting area while hiking with a metal detector in my bag. I decided to stop and the next hunt unfolded. One find lead to another and I end up at a very nice spot. Unfortunately the MicroSD card stopped recording at the best moment... I have forgotten to empty it before the hunt and had to switch to my 2GB card (from another cam). Because of it, I could not record everything in full length at the end, but I hope that you can see the most important parts.
The gigantic coin looking item I found was a big surprise. As soon as I saw the spoon handle, I knew it was the right spot. The beautiful fork confirmed it.
I was pretty sure that I found another silver Thaler. It had the same size and weight like the one I found before: www.youtube.co....
"Unfortunately" it seems to be something else. I'm not sure what it is, maybe someone can help...
All in all it was a noisy but memorable and "successful" metal detecting trip.
Thanks for watching!

[@sadhvacman7238]

One of my all time favorite detecting videos. I love your vids. The no narration, gives your videos a pov as though the viewer is on the hunt, doing the digging.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you like this format. Have a great day.

[@zeldarobinson3382]

@@MetalDetecting24 hes right it adds to the adventure like were their also .

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

I especially like that you show yourself getting the signals and digging the targets out of the ground.So many You Tube video posters only show you what they found once its in their hand,so its like show and tell.I honestly don't know how they could have so many subscribers.Your subtitles are great and I love the fact that you don't feel the need to add music to your videos.I like the natural sounds of the forest and nature.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much for the comment. To be honest, I don't like watching videos with already dug out targets either. It is simply not interesting. I don't understand why the majority of people seems focusing on the finds only, but that's not the only thing that amazes me... I will try to do some hunts in the woods and capture a higher audio quality (in the future). I wish you all the best. HH.

[@MetalDetecting24]

I forgot to activate the subtitles. I apologize if you are one of the first viewers who could not see any comments.

[@keithyoungs5707]

MetalDetecting24

[@robmacgregor1417]

MetalDetecting24

[@lifeisgoodenjoyeachday438]

The alien thimble could be the end of an old scabbard but that's just a guess. Thanks for all the vids.

[@tinker1643]

Love the video's and don't listen to those who are not in favor of your digging , i see how hard the ground is .. they will get over it ..lol I truely enjoy your video's , your very good at pin pointing an finding your target's ... thank you for sharing , very fun to go on the hunt with you , thumbs up from Oregon state .. USA ;)

[@noodlemsable]

Your videos are some of the most relaxing to watch😊 I love watching you trek through the woods...

[@paulanull6521]

That is some of the hardest digging ever! Mostly rocks with a bit of dirt "glue" and quite a few treasures. You also have the oldest finds I have ever seen. I really am amazed that you don't just throw everything you hunt with into the nearest ravine and quit. But keep it up because it is great to watch and listen to birds.

[@Mrleafcutter1]

I have enjoyed your hunts since I found your channel. My grandparents are from Germany and have always wanted to go, watching your posts and the things you find are amazing. I my self just started hunting and enjoy it very much. Keep up with the hunting and I will keep on watching.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Mrleafcutter1 - Thank you very much for the comment. I wish you best luck and many great finds!

[@wingsandbeaksbirder2312]

Nice selection of finds. 😊

[@Ramsundi]

That fork was a really nice find!

[@zeldarobinson3382]

Wow .thats a lot of hard digging .Ive had to dig in that kind of rocky soil and its hard and frustrating. Enjoyed the video.thank you

[@darrenlyons7548]

That was some all terrain diggin.Thanks for taking us along.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks for watching :).

[@diggerdano6868]

I said hmmm just before you did, I like that you don't talk, because it makes it more interesting, cool videos, I'm a fan

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. Hmm :), I'm glad you like my videos. Have a nice day.

[@franlipsey6382]

MetalDetecting24 we sorry but if don't stop gougind with that knif you will end op silver sla2

[@philipwagner7929]

Another fun and pleasant hunt with some interesting finds. The item at about 38:10 might be a corkscrew from a multi-bladed utility knife. like a military model, or the commercially available "Swiss Army Knife". If you ever identify the large disk find, please let us know. There have been some beautiful medals made in Germany over the years, and many of them were large diameter pieces like your discovery. Thanks for sharing!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Philip Wagner - Thank you very much. I will try to find out more about the round object. About the "corkscrew"... I believe it has decorative purpose (the material would not be strong enough otherwise). Have a nice day!

[@Murr1can]

Nicely edited, i also love it when you go mad with the shovel, just beating it back and forth haha.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Thewhiplash1231 - Thank you. I like the stabbing part too ;).

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Watch out for damp Tree roots too.They are like stepping on a wet Banana. I fell flat on my back before that way. Luckily I held my Detector above my head and did not fall on it.

[@MetalDetecting24]

I'm glad, nothing happened to your detector! ;) Yes, damp roots are like ice. I'm getting constantly "reminded" about it (when I lay on the ground :).

[@MrThedocholiday]

Ames diggers have a sharp serrated edge on one side. I've cut through roots up to an inch thick with them before. I buy them cheap at Home Depot or Lowes hardware. They're very strong & I pick em up about 5 at a time. I figure if they quit making them I should have enough to last me a while. I'm only on my second one after digging about a ten thousand targets. Now I see the serrates on your digger. Looks like you almost wore them smooth, along with your pinpointer. Looks like you do a lot of detecting. Nice vid, thanks for uploading...

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for the comment and the tip. My knife is becoming dull pretty quickly, but that's the nature of a terrain like this. The serrated edge is very nice at the beginning, but after a while it is loosing its purpose. I can already see the inside of my pinpointer, but it is still working. Have a nice day!

[@normanhager5036]

Another good show ! Thanks .

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Norman Hager - Thanks for watching :).

[@marcblack1]

Might I make a suggestion, bring along a small gardening forks for those "Rocky Day's", as is the case for this hunt. great finds all in all.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you, I will try it out some day.

[@chrishirsch9258]

They have a new invention out called a shovel. :-)

[@anthonypoole6901]

good silver dollar find. I know folks have a cow over rubbing a coin, but the truth is its already going to have sediment scratches everywhere even without rubbing it. you Really can't hurt it too bad. I use a soak pan myself. if the sediment is stubborn I use olive oil. if the coin is not really worth much I use water and a soft toothbrush sometimes coming out of the ground those coins are already devalued simply for that reason.

[@jaytucks1102]

19:23 that is the Cormoran's giant thimble!

[@barthanes1]

The thimble for aliens is a dagger scabbard point.

[@roy8460]

That Fork you unearthed is Circa 1700, I know I have dug them up and researched their age..Nice finds...

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Roy Coll - Thank you for the info.

[@mikew3667]

man i just watched silence of the lambs what a great movie...just jkn great finds awesome video GL& HH

[@hardtymes075]

I like the hell out of that detector you have dose a good job, don't see you get much in the trash hits ,like I get lots of .like to watch you work

[@jdstudwell9853]

Damn, like a crazy man with that little digging tool. Funny. Like your vids.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. It's not as big as a shovel, but very effective. Have a nice day.

[@KateTries]

"its a large button" "i like it"

[@greg8089]

Nice finds but the way you dig looks like you must scratch up a lot of stuff!Keep hunting!

[@JacobJulyMetalDetecting]

very very nice place for metaldetecting. I like that kind of trip. (Except the rocks) :P Greets

[@Johnny-RR]

Hi. Good hunt and great finds thanks for sharing.. I think the last find you made was a pocket watch winder.. GL&HH. Johnny.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+johnny stormcrow - Hello, thank you very much. I believe you are right. It could be (and probably is) a pocket watch winder. I will take a look at some other pictures. Happy Hunting!

[@rainmayhem7043]

i took a nap while u dug that one hole

[@bretnielsen9056]

Did you ever get that large medallion to clean up to and identify? What kind of metal was it made from?

[@panhandlesharkteeth7910]

Nice finds!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Panhandle Sharkteeth - Thank you.

[@melaniebrown6659]

thimble for aliens=scabbard tip

[@taxiuniversum916]

You should clean that medal or whatever this is a bit more, than put a paper over it and scrape a pencil across, so that the outlines of the design appear on the paper. Alternatively, take a detail-pgoto and push up contrast in your photo-software. It will make the details better visible. To me, it seems as if there are "ancient" type letters around the rim, and either a bird (eagle?) in the middle, or an angel with wings.

[@Schauerland]

Hi. Mit welchem Programm läufst du und was modifizierst du? Du meintest du machst nur 2 Ton. Ich laufe mit Hot und ändere da nix. Achte aber stark auf XY Graph. Leider finde ich auch viel Müll. Weiterhin gut Fund :)

[@metalmaster1418]

Good finds and thank for show. What kind of action camera do you use?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hi, it's the "Mobius Action Cam". Cheers.

[@leba900]

Hey. Great video. Love your videos. Your are the only channel i know that films the actual "Hunt". Tried your deus program but didnt work well for me. Wanted to ask you if you could tell me what is the brand and model of your macro camera? Does it take pictures too? Really liked the macro image. Congrats from Portugal. Good luck and happy hunting.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Luis Batista - Hello and thank you. I'm sorry to hear, the settings didn't work out for you. The camera is called: "Mobius Action Cam". If you are looking for one, there will be a new (Mobius 2) model coming soon. Maybe (at this stage) it is better to wait with the decision (just in case). It takes pictures too, but I don't have any experience with it (they are probably of the same resolution as the video footage). Here is a good review from +Techmoan : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bajQeqx6ZsuAaq8 Have a nice evening!

[@5against4]

That spot is a keeper! Nice hunt!GL&HH

[@robertlamb3206]

I enjoyed your finds. But man you are like hacking the earth as if you were murdering someone.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks, it's the only way that works best for me.

[@rainmayhem7043]

Robert Lamb look at the ground he is digging u have to hack it its all small rock /gravel he fills his holes that's what matters

[@lesminall8107]

Robert Lamb what size hammer do you use to open a boiled egg?.

[@imdrunken]

holy hell that's some violent digging, some day you might damage something really precious

[@imdrunken]

great video though

[@MetalDetecting24]

+trevor pierce - Well, let's hope it never happens. The stabbing is actually very precise (if pinpointing is right). It may look violent, but it's the only way to get something out of this soil. You can do more damage by moving the wrong stone... Have a nice day.

[@imdrunken]

True story, keep up the videos

[@MylesNicholas]

There must have been large shady trees there for travellers to stop and have a meal and a rest in ancient times.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Myles Nicholas - This is what I was hoping for. Back then this place was nice and quiet. Now with all the cars...

[@zboi2105]

Thx bro!Greetings from Halytschyna! in past Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien of Austro-Hungary empire! Beautiful & cool vid!)

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks for watching. I wish you a great day.

[@zboi2105]

you digging in Germany?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Yes I do.

[@mud_venator1037]

Well done! :-)

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Mud \_ Venator - Thanks :).

[@michaelmaciejewicz7534]

Would dig deep for a target that mark silver about 4 to 6 inch long in straight line I started to dig it, it's under a root about a 1" around and I didn't have the right tool. To get to it. But now was told don't bother it's most likely a can someone said. What do you think ?

[@davegeorge7094]

Nice wirelesss equipment,one never knew available now.

[@ferrousunderground712]

serious question ... how do u feel about the 11inch coil on the deus versus the ATpro.... or versus the 9 inch for the deus....which I have and I'm not all that impressed with the depth.... but I still use it religiously in the heavy iron.....thoughts

[@MetalDetecting24]

+FerrousUnderground - Unfortunately I never had the chance to try the AT Pro, so I can not answer the question. I prefer the 11" over the 9" in the woods (to cover more space in less time). I'm not convinced about the depth of the 11", or the 9" coil either (I don't think, there is much difference - maybe between some production series...). The 11" coil is even more EMI prone than the 9" (the 4kHz mode is useless because of it). It is also falsing when it touches plants and the sensitivity is above 90 (maybe other 11" coils are more stable, who knows). I would use the 9" coil for areas with many targets in the ground, or dense iron. But if you prefer fast hunting style (like me), the 11" offers "more action".

[@relichunterluke3688]

Awesome video Dude Nice COINS! Btw Subed Ya!!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much. Have a nice day.

[@garywhelton9304]

cool never seen a pin fire cartridge before .

[@garywhelton9304]

by the way that was the biggest thimbol I have ever seen . LOL

[@mar21naitai36]

God bless , , ,good luck

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. Have a great day.

[@jeanjacques5583]

Tres jolie vidéo J adore continue A me régaler Merci

[@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw]

So What was the Huge Find? Have you saved it for part 2?

[@margiemistretta8885]

last target is a watch winder I believe

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Margie Mistretta - Thank you. I think you are right.

[@sufficientlyoldskool]

You swing so fast. I could never do that with my Safari.

[@rachelthompson9324]

that brass/copper artifact may be a knife or sword scabbard tip.

[@mikew3667]

i never knew Michael Myers was into metal detecting!!

[@nightwalker1083]

Good day out. I think the last find maybe a watch winder.

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Night Walker - Thanks, I believe this is the case. Have a nice day.

[@KateTries]

yo I'm your 2000th sub

[@ilariopalazzo9126]

Ciao , bravo bel video :-)

[@MUDSWAT]

People were eating here, egg salad.(New Sub)

[@MetalDetecting24]

+MUDSWAT - :) Thanks.

[@mikew3667]

have u ever stood guard outside the buckingham palace?

[@123Coffs]

You don't hang around do you. Its like a metal detecting frenzy

[@dascabinetdesdoktorcaligar4714]

the "difficult to say ;)" might be a watch winder...

[@Oldmanseenalot]

Do you think it would be.... Taboo..... to hunt a cemetary ?

[@ZUGSTEINER]

beautiful video with great finds. go on.... regards from germany ZUG STEINER

[@MetalDetecting24]

+ZUG STEINER - Thank you very much. Have a nice day!

[@DetectoresRJ]

Curto muitos seus videos, aqui vou direto pra caçada tambem

[@jimbonito3766]

cool almost 1800 subs and your vids are not narrated .. Goes to show you ! you don't have to say all this crazy HS ... just detect and film it , love .it not everyone is a movie star ... i,m talkin bout myself , the video thing is not for everybody , i,m not sure how to cut and edit and all that happy hs .. Great vid GL HH

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Dumpsite Digger - Thank you. As I already mentioned, I prefer to let the detector do the talking. Have a nice day.

[@Jdoyle9301]

maybe part of a buckle shoe or belt or saber

[@mikew3667]

u should check out simon and garfunkels the sounds of silence...i think you"d love it

[@aumetalmental8403]

Wick adjuster wheel for lantern

[@FLUXRAKER]

U r a maniac with that digger bro you could damage a good find and make it worthless

[@Susan_HunTer]

X35 or hf coil? What is better?

[@henrycadorette472]

when i hunt i srub the ground with the coil . i go through a few coil covers but get some extra depth i get under the leaves

[@MetalDetecting24]

It is always a good idea to hold the coil as low as possible. Unfortunately I'm in an area with many stones in the ground. They are often covered with leaves, hard or impossible to spot. I have to keep a small margin, otherwise I would destroy the coil very quickly.

[@ITechcompulock]

Cork screw at 34:30.

[@METALBAZTARD]

Da waren Kaufleute...ca 16-17JHD ...kenne solche Ecken...sind gut ;) !!!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+FCK U - So habe ich es mir vorgestellt. Sie haben dort bestimmt Rast gemacht. "Wo gegessen wird, da fallen Münzen" ;). Wenn nur die Autos nicht wären... Macht wegen dem Lärm nicht besonders viel Spaß. Werde die Stelle wahrscheinlich noch mal mit Kopfhörern aufsuchen.

[@METALBAZTARD]

Aber genau da liegt es!(Wo es laut ist)!! An Straßen Wegen, Kreuzungen...unsere heutigen Verkehrswege haben nicht umsonst Ihre Bedeutung...du musst Die alten Routen finden die neben den Wegen Laufen!!! Viel Müll aber auch alles Andere ;) Schönes Wochenende

[@METALBAZTARD]

Und in der ganzen Deushysterie....geh mal mit nem AT Pro rüber oder jedem anderem guten Detektor.... Der Deus verschluckt tiefe Frequenzen....kleiner tipp!!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+FCK U - Danke, habe mit Sondeln im Ruhrpott angefangen. Lärm und Müll machen mir deshalb nichts aus ;). Viele Grüße.

[@ZWIERZAK1962]

Witam , fajna delikatna wykrywka , myślisz że x terra będzie lepsza? jutro postaram sie napisać do ciebie , ewentualnie podam ci adres , lub nr. tel. jakiś oskard lub łopatkę bys sobie sprawił lżej by było i szybciej. filmik oczywiście dobry . Gdzie zamieszkujesz? bo chyba nie w Polsce? sądząc po monetkach które znalazłeś?Ale gruntu to ci kolego nie zazdroszczę. pozdrawiam

[@MetalDetecting24]

+j. zwierzak - Mysle ze X-Terra to bardzo dobry sprzet (przynajmniej patrzac na niektore widea). Zaluje ze wielokrotnie podjalem inny wybor... Deus jest czuly na male, drobne i wieksze, ale plytko lezace rzeczy. Dobry sprzet na rekonesans w stylu jaki lubie, czyli szybka akcja przy szerokiej informacji audio (nie patrze na numery wyswietlacza, wiec jest to dla mnie bardzo wazne). Lopata w tym terenie nie za bardzo dziala (przynajmniej dla mnie). Czesto lepiej jest wbic waskie ostrze noza w mala szpare i podwarzyc kamien, niz lupac duza lopata w twarde podloze. Usuwanie kamienia po kamieniu jest tez czesto lepsza metoda, zeby nie uszkodzic znalezisk. Czasem ruszenie "zlego" kamienia moze miec zle skutki. Potrzebuje tez jedna wolna reke, zeby utrzymywac balans (co i tak jest juz trudne, jesli zlicze swoje upadki i "zjazdy" ze stromych skarp). Z lopata nie dosc ze bym upadl, to jeszcze pewnie dostal bym nia po chwili w glowe. P.S. Szukam w Niemczech. Jestem najlepiej osiagalny przez email. Chetnie wyslalbym Ci tez kilka typow do kamerki, bo widze ze masz podobny problem ktory mialem na poczatku (czyli szybko wyczerpujace sie baterie, zajeta jedna reka i limit czasu nagrywania). Pozdrawiam

[@ZWIERZAK1962]

+MetalDetecting24 Ano masz rację , masz straszny grunt, łopata nie zda się na nić , myślałem że deus jest głęboki tak mi kolega tłumaczył. pewno przechwalił w takim razie , no fakt każdy chwali swoje. dopiero wróciłem z wykopków , znowu byłem w elipsie upadku roju, na koniec dnia coś wreszcie znalazłem . ładny rdzawy kawałek rozerwanego kamienia ,dość spory ale mieśći sie w dłoni. znalazłem tez inne fanty , lecz ze względu na wielkość i odległość od samochodu nie mogłem ich zabrać , zakopałem , będę za pare dni to zabiore 8 łusek od niemieckiej armaty 88 przeciwlotniczej . wielkie bestie, mam tylko nadzieję że nikt mi ich nie zwinie z przed nosa. jutro odpiszę ci na maila , żona mówiła że przysłałeś wiadomość, ale nie byłem w mieszkaniu w mieście od razu wróciłem do chaty w lasie. dobra to do jutra , napiszę ci chyba numer telefonu do siebie to pogadamy. pozdrawiam

[@margiemistretta8885]

l love watch winders!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Margie Mistretta - Now (that I know what it is) I love watch winders too :).

[@manivacvac2640]

muy bueno

[@riverstone1942]

Geile Schaetze!

[@MetalDetecting24]

+Steve Santore - die Sachen gefallen mir auch.

[@mikew3667]

i wonder how many times you hit bingo but never got paid

[@bobbydigshistory2153]

nice dig....what cameras are you using?

[@MetalDetecting24]

In this video 2x "Mobius 1" cameras (the second one for macros).

[@bobbydigshistory2153]

thanks, so do you have each of them set up with different lenses?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Yes, the lenses are different (to each other) but both are normal stock versions. The camera for the "normal" view uses a (so called) "lens A" (this is the narrower angle type). The "macro" camera uses "lens C" (this is the wider version). It has to be focused manually for close range. You can do it relatively easy, but the case has to be opened (the warranty is gone). You can connect the "macro" camera to a PC (via USB cable), set it as a webcam and adjust the proper sharpness (by turning the lens) (you have to unscrew the lens first). I believe there are even videos on KZbin, how to do it. Cheers.

[@dantan-tt3el]

as wildly as you swing that coil I'm sure you've missed a lot of good stuff.

[@sybilkelley3197]

Whew! Making me dizzy.

[@aumetalmental8403]

Leather strap end

[@jayray20m]

I am really surprised that you dig anything without damaging it. You need to slow the hell down and be gentle.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Surprisingly, isn't it? Maybe because I know what I'm doing. Keep your advice for someone else and don't tell me how I should hunt.

[@rainmayhem7043]

MetalDetecting24 i have the Garrett ace 150 so i have to dig everything i had a iron hit one time dug it looked like a old sardine can inside i found 11 silvers

[@mladenstjepovic7302]

Welche cam hast du??

[@robinuff7198]

I like watching you hunt....but you make me cringe throwing that expensive detector around....yikes

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks. Expensive or not, in the end of the day it's just a tool (the Deus can take it ;). Cheers.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Not that I would toss my Deus about,but If I drop it by accident,say in a grassy park ,Im not as worried as I would be if I were to drop the AT Pro or E-Track.The Deus is light as a Feather,so much less prone to damage.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Of course I wouldn't want to drop any detector over pavement or a bunch of rocks.

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

There is a Video of someone driving over a Deus arm rest with a SUV.They are pretty tough.I've seen people really trash their detectors.I try to keep mine nice.I even have 3 camoflage covers on my Deus from the UK.

[@MetalDetecting24]

That's true, the Deus is very tough. You can feel it in comparison to other detectors.

[@fredgertie]

Mind your bloodpressure!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dano9421]

Slow down ,stop hacking everything up, take an antique class

[@patstokes3615]

38 minutes of nothing. What huge find is what I'd like to know.

[@47485ksc]

Kid, a few words of advise: Edit out the junk finds. This video could 9and should) have been 5 minutes long...tops.

[@roberthypes6149]

watch it again. notice how everything is near the surface and in very soft soil. it's all bs.

[@rethamiles7408]

no talking is so dull 2 min in i got go bye