You Won't Believe What Was Found Metal Detecting & Mudlarking In England!

[@bradmoberly6164]

Man thanks for bringing us with you

[@orville58]

Nice finds dude keep posting

[@annie107]

Hey Britain. What's up? This is your Aunt Ann commenting on how well I love your videos. This video is really cool. So blessed you got go to Great Britain. I love and miss you. Your an awesome guy! Hope I can see you soon!😊❤

[@russC13]

Excellent video! What fun! Thank you for sharing!

[@paddy1437]

welcome to Britain dood. Loved that video...thanks for your effort

[@computergrant1]

Really amazing that you were able to go over there and detect! Such grand history!

[@janvafa4253]

Love how you respect the history of your finds! (And your excitement is contagious!)

[@bullieboi]

Very cool!!!

[@toddruffner7787]

First time that I have seen your folks ! Awesome !, and thx for sharing this moment... Todd from Virginia

[@DetectoristLorraine]

Welcome to the UK Britain! Glad you got to see Stonehenge and went detecting.

[@BrianClunie]

What a great adventure, so many great finds!

[@gregkerr725]

That medallion is a commemorative regarding the defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo....Wellington and Alexander were the head British generals and Blucher was the general of the Prussian contingent of the allies against Napoleon.

[@jeffnelson9420]

Awesome adventure!!! Britain visits Britain. Y'all take care and have fun.

[@f.k.burnham8491]

It would be extremely educational for you to contact Richard Hemery while you are there. He is an expert in early pottery. You might be able to find some Roman pottery shards in he Thames.

[@bsquaredsc461]

Nice finds Britain! Wish I could have done some detecting and larking while we were over there. Enjoyed the video!

[@georgelaw5000]

What a great find. Great job find the coins. Have fun in England. Beautiful country.

[@smokedalive6649]

Awesome video! I do like when you display everything you found in the video at the end when it is all cleaned up. Sweet!

[@sloanchampion85]

Your coin with the writing could be connected with the battle of waterloo...could be a commerative piece....those names sounded like some of the Generals who were there....just a thought....I believe the last name isn't Butcher but is Blucher( sounds like Blooker I may have spelled it wrong I'm recalling from memory and can't remember how he spelled his name)...but Wellington sweated it out waiting for him to arrive on the field of battle while facing Gen. Napoleon Bonaparte

[@normawinton6832]

What a beautiful field you got too hunt! I think you have enough pipe stems now! Im needing a stem for a bowl i have. Hint hint😁 amazing kg2 woohoo!!

[@grahamrowland1502]

Welcome to Britain and well done on your fines ,if you get chance look up The Staffordshire Hoard and see what real treasures this great country has hidden in the ground .Good hunting .

[@tincuptimmetaldetecting9259]

Great video! I would jump at the chance to mudlark the Thames! Congrats. GL & HH!

[@evdallas123]

You must be there with.noggin he was there too the other day

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Well, Britain, it's quite different from detecting in the US, isn't it? Wonderful mudlarking and detecting finds amid some beautiful scenery! Enjoy your vacation, have fun!

[@livedigsmetaldetecting3441]

Looks like an awesome place to hunt! I can't wait to get back out again. Thanks for sharing GL & HH :)

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

What an amazing adventure and hunt. You are truly blessed being able to do that. There were so many great finds but that wax seal was an amazing find. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@derek7521]

Fantastic video. ! Nice family and finds. Half expected you to dig a 3 ringer or other civil war relic but little chance of that I guess. Looks like you had a great time.

[@Whocares.........]

Are you with a local? Look for the red garnets! Rox

[@erics.8926]

Great video here. Got to meet Dan Centofanti at JGD and he said you guys have both dug some pretty great things together. Best of luck studying business, I just completed my undergrad in business marketing at DePaul.

[@preserving_the_past]

Great video, one of the places I'd like to visit myself with the family. Awesome finds. Until next time HH&GL *Chris*

[@jimbonito3766]

Great job seem like you had a great time and it wasn't even a paid hunt or Paid trip with a metal detecting company( tour) so to speak ... very nice finds ...

[@wallereportersurcheminsdet1951]

Realy great .

[@Full_Metal_Digger]

Very nice finds! Your foreshore finds will make a nice display case. Loved the buttons. Did you find out anything about the Buck's Rifle Volunteers one? I hope you scored at least one hammy while you were there! Best wishes and HH, Dave.

[@tennesseegem1063]

Great find Britain. I would love to there. Could you imagine metal detecting at Stone Hinge. I know you can't do that but that would be Awesome. I'm looking forward to your next video. Take care and HH. Jim

[@mamasgonecreating1967]

Nice family but I wouldn't expect anything less. We know they raised an awesome son. Congratulations on the finds. Do you get to keep them and bring them home?

[@monkeyb1820]

Did you see hadrian's wall? were you able to do any hunting near it? I'd think there would be buried stuff nonstop along those roads that go by the wall...

[@nickjones7077]

That key at 7.34 wasant a Skellington key it was a barrel tap key !

[@burmawilkins8286]

Or was it a casket key.

[@stevemckenney4286]

You should of said you were in England I live down the road from Stonehenge could of shown you some sites

[@randomsecrets]

As a collector, it makes my skin crawl everytime he rubs the dirt into a coin face. He should use a toothbrush at minimum and carry a bottle of water - UGH!

[@LongIslandsHardcoreDetectorist]

Sweet finds wow beautiful buttons my friend old coin & castle key. I like you channel, hit a sub at ya buddy👍🏼 looking forward to your next video. Take care

[@SteveMiller-yw7kv]

Did they actually let you keep that stuff?

[@randomsecrets]

I truly love your videos, but please start taking a bottle of water and a toothbrush with you. Rubbing the dirt into old coins and objects scratches and does serious harm to the aesthetics and value as well. Please stop rubbing the dirt on them.

[@patrashdigger]

It's his coin! find your own coin and don't rub it

[@randomsecrets]

@@patrashdigger Spoken like a true idiot. no wonder you have "trash" in your name

[@patrashdigger]

Yeah. Don't rub the toasted copper

[@AmericanPatriot-1776]

Yawn.