Comeback Of The Tesoro Compadre - With Old Coins, Relics And Cash!

[@francescalichfieldcity6971]

What a beautiful location. Just amazed what finds come unearthed. X

[@gregorybarr6112]

This was a very enjoyable video. My wife and I were amazed to see the transformation of the silver coin through the cleaning stages. We’re glad to see that you found an unexpected 5 Euro($7.24 Canadian) bill to help with your travel. Thanks for posting and again we hope that you regain full strength as you heal up after your accident! Cheers!

[@advenzures]

Another awesome adventure. Thank you for sharing. Happy Hunting.

[@moirablack3768]

Loved the little shoe buckle it’s so perfect🤗👍 thanks from Scotland 🙏🙏

[@zeldarobinson3382]

Hi. Another hunt . awesome. Great finds. Awesome hunt thank you

[@LostnEurope]

Nice hunt and I really love the coin pictures with the levels of cleaning - Awesome Touch!

[@West_Digger]

Cool👍🤝

[@Backatyaable]

I saw myself sitting and leaning against that ...garden wall? With a thermos of great coffee...cup in one hand, buckle in the other. Then seeing in my mind, that spoon laying where it will be noticed by guests....mostly because it will be in an odd setting. But the finale...the perfect chorus...Thanks for the mini mind vacation!

[@buscadoranonimoyalgomas2166]

Muy bueno.... Saludos y tu laik como siempre....👍👍👍

[@massimodoria3696]

Bravo bei ritrovamenti saluti da l'Italia

[@marydegenkolb9603]

Hope you are on the mend. This was a super hunt, lots of nice varied finds. Hope to see the medallion when it is cleaned. The Paris buckle was great. Give my best to the assistants and a kiss to Pinky Toes.

[@ncgruntdiggers]

Nice finds!!! The silver coin came out great!!!

[@docbeav2]

Excellent hunt and great use of the Tesoro! I have a Cortez that I have used a few times but hard to get used to! I think the buckle may be more of a strap buckle than shoe buckle. The funky piece in the one and may have been attached to something like a bag or strap. Just a guess but I believe I have seen some like it before.

[@jaybales3160]

Excellent hunt for treasure and artifacts. Enjoyed watching congratulations on your discoveries. See you on your next hunt and best of luck.

[@davidraines2544]

Nice hunt l really liked the coins and buckles. Great video get well soon

[@helenafranca2882]

Seus vídeos são muito bons.

[@chrisjordan4574]

Indeed this was an awesome hunt! The coins cleaned up beautifully! You detector was going deep👍 I really hope you found a good physician for your leg!!!!! Great well soon👌

[@ВЛесуПраздник]

Lightweightest detector in the world ! )) Even on Deus stem ))))

[@DetectoresRJ]

Set there N 1 Very good friend, LIKE Brazil in RIO DE JANEIRO

[@detectorismoalagoasbrasil4015]

Nice video.

[@shaunlaverick5793]

rather nice video thx for sharing

[@donniecarrico1028]

Great video hope you are doing well and by the way this is my favorite metal defecting channel

[@digginghistorytasmania3897]

Awesome hunt and finds mate love that shoe buckle I’ve found a few of the Paris solid suspender buckles here in Tasmania thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍⛏⛏

[@boneyfreak9197]

I got one of those few years back after leaving the hospital with a 16" chest incision and a few man made cow tissue and Dacron hose parts in me. The TC is so light in weight it was the only thing I could use for more than 5 mins. I'd walk for 20 mins to get to the park 3 blocks away, I know , I know, 20 mins = 3 city blocks, recovery was slow . I actually was asked by a Park Ranger the first time out why I was in a hospital gown bare assed in the back metal detecting this park in the middle of the day? I didn't have an answer that made any sense so he drove me home..later I found out it was the pain meds, wonking my brain, LOL. Anyways I found more jewelry with that TC than any other MD I ever owned in the trashed areas everyone with a MD avoids. I still have it and still use it as my trashy park picker. I have an Nox800, a few minelabs and MXTpro but I can swing the TC all day and have more than enough energy left to do a few 12oz curls and chase the gurls.

[@unenslaver1333]

Did they insert a tube for drainage? Are things going well? Please keep us posted on the healing progress. Thought about what might have happened if you fell a different way. I guess you were lucky?

[@pacificnorthwestdiggers4205]

I haven't heard what it was that impaled you!! And, what were the repercussions from that injury!! Infection? Muscle damage?? At what stage of healing are you?? 50%? 75%? 97%? Just wondering!

[@Backatyaable]

On home page go to Community. Explanation there. (took me a while to discover more than just video list)

[@pacificnorthwestdiggers4205]

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[@Backatyaable]

MetalDetecting242 weeks ago (edited)Dear subscribers, This is an update on my health progress (I'm sorry for the delay). First of all I would like to thank you for all the wishes and your support! It means a lot to me. It has been a very difficult week since the accident (which took place on 4th July - the video can be seen here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aV6XnYumpJaWjJo). I'm still recovering... The accident itself wasn't actually as bad, as the "medical treatment" afterwards. The incompetent doctor who "removed" the wire in the hospital did a terrible job. He twisted it with force in all directions, without any knowledge about the size or shape of the object underneath the skin (no X-Rays were taken before). I went to a hospital to prevent this from happening. If only I knew, I would finish it myself in the creek (probably much better). After this procedure he took an X-Ray (I believe, I had to ask for it) and realized, that a small piece of the wire is still in my leg. He showed the picture to me, rinsed the wound, took a tiny rust particle out, presented it to me and claimed that the object has been removed. He then stitched the wound and send me home. I had instant doubts, because the size of the object wasn't matching the part I saw on the X-Ray (but who am I to tell him this...). I thought, maybe he rinsed it out without seeing it... I scanned my leg with two metal detectors at home, but this method was not reliable (both produced (non ferrous) signals, not only on my right, but also the left leg and even my head... hmm...). After a second visit in the same hospital two days later, another doctor saw the wound. She didn't like it, decided to take out the stitches and let it open. She kneaded my leg (to squeeze something out of it, which didn't happen) and send me home with a new bandage... After this treatment the pain came back. I was lying in bed for the whole week and had up to 102°F (39°C) fever for three days. A visit to a doctor (in a different facility) last Tuesday ended only with minor "kneading" and a new bandage. As soon as the doctor heard about the fever, she wanted to send me to a hospital, but I was somehow able to change her mind. The latest visit yesterday revealed the cause of the problem. I asked for an X-Ray to be 100% sure. The picture showed the worst... The same rusty bit of wire already seen on the previous X-Ray is still in my leg! The doctor from the hospital hasn't removed it and stitched the wound. The current advice from the recent doctor is to let the iron in my leg. She said, a surgery would be too risky and complicated. The (small) object is located too close to the bone and the nerve. I have to continue taking antibiotics and wait for the next visit (until Monday), with hope that the leg doesn't get worse... I knew that a visit in the hospital will be a risky move, but it exceeded my worst expectations... I wish, I could bring you good news, but it is how it is... Maybe next week. Thanks for reading, have a great day or evening.Read more Show less Comment 177 178 There was an up date...leg doing better.

[@countrysiderussell8003]

Very nice hunt. How you feeling. What was the creature that took off toward the front middle?

[@bigcladwolfdetecting6017]

What type of shaft is that in the beginning of the video?

[@MetalDetecting24]

It's from my Xp Deus. I made a small modification: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJjQpaSsgshjfLs Cheers.

[@xpben205]

Schöne Schnallen die gefallen mir sehr. "Ak 47 Design" hat mich zum schmunzeln gebracht 😊. Kaiserreich Münzen liebe ich auch, ganz besonders die mit dem kleinen Adler.... Ob "Er" noch nach seinem Stück Draht suchen wird bleibt fraglich 🤪... Danke fürs mitnehmen... Und nächstes Mal bitte nicht vergessen zu zeigen wie die Assistenten das fanden 😉

[@xpben205]

Und danke für den Link in der Beschreibung 👍🏻

[@roberttetreault6508]

Cool finds and video. This detector kinda put me into a relaxing trance 😂. You got any world war 2 hidden gem videos. That's kinda my passion, and I see you find all kinds of awesome stuff. Just wondering figured I ask. I bet you can't wait to get back out hunting. I know the feeling 😀

[@robinreed6057]

Once again an interesting hunt. I hope you have now managed to get correct medical care for your injury and it is in the healing process.

[@kachifalma3adin]

رائع

[@woodlandghost390]

Nice Video, how many detectors do you have...? Tesoros are quite a good one, but the deep is not so good. Still GF

[@philipthomas8440]

Is that the stock coil that comes with theTesoro?

[@DougJenkins777]

can you give us an update on your injury? I hope it hasn't effected a tendon or was infected....

[@jimmyberubelevesque2557]

How is your leg, man?

[@webbtrekker534]

When you find a lot of relics of war do you ever try and research what had gone on at that location? Or is there just too much of it?

[@tesoro9383]

Четкий прибор

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for watching. Cheers.

[@FreddiXpDeus]

лайк

[@MegaBMWGS]

Guten Morgen mein Freund, sehr schönes und interessantes Video. Was macht Dein Bein? Liebe Grüße Andreas aus BW

[@РыбалкавКрымуСевастополь]

Hi , test XP ORX next ?

[@tanyakintz1931]

Hi did you find a different doctor and how is the leg? Mine is ok for now I get my stitches out this Thursday and then physical therapy starts ( ugh ). ✋🏼🙏🏼📽️🤠🐎🏖️⚾🏈🤾🏼‍♀️⛹🏼‍♂️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🐈💝💝💙💜♥️💜♥️

[@Draugul]

The large casings are from a American WW2 .50 Browning machine gun. Maybe trash, but still history. :)

[@happygardener28]

Editing these must do a lot to help the tedium while you heal. Hopefully you've found a good doctor.

[@slissenreparat366]

i am nurse i came help you 😍😍😍

[@faithseidel1512]

How's your leg doing ? 😇😇😇

[@ВЛесуПраздник]

28:19 - Wehrmacht/reichswehr trousers buckle, early model. www.malcolmwagner.co.uk/third-reich-period-prima-trouser-buckles/

[@polopauletta9984]

where the deus to compare ?

[@austriafilm5945]

stark präsentiertes Video - Daumen Nr264 ganz hoch - bitte besuche mich auch mal wieder auf meinem Kanal - liebe Grüße aus der Krupp-Stadt Berndorf/Austria sendet Dietmar Holzinger

[@HerrDjango]

Erster