Detecting on a Scottish Beach , Silver coins

[@TheUnearther1]

Watching from Finland. Greetings from a fellow detectorist!😊

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thank you for watching. Good luck

[@Mummaearth]

What a lovely spot and day - love all the finds but its easy to get excited/addicted, with the ages and discovery once you have a find too - many thanks for sharing the experience !

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching

[@trevorbrunning7435]

I'm impressed with your Coin knowledge Steve

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thank you

[@myview1875]

Of all the people in all the land 😀and who does You Tube recommend to me. 😆. Just subscribed. 😛.

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks, do i know you by any chance

[@myview1875]

@@mudsharksteve6720 Yep. 😁. I was just amazed You Tube recomended a video to me so I watched it and the narrator was somebody I have on the odd occasion met in real life ( I recognised the voice ). 😀. I have a sibling by the name you mentioned in this video. Lol. 😆. I heard about the little Charles 11 Maundy penny. 🙂. Can you guess who it is yet. 😏. I found a George II Maundy penny last year. 🙂. I am not going to saying my name on here because I don't want to be trolled by globe believers. 😀😄🤣😂.

[@AdventuresWithRalf]

Another great video!

[@TheDukesOfDerbyshire]

What a spot that is to metal detect, loaded with history. Every man and his dog will be on there now

[@Whinnybankcat]

Thank you for your comment, it's been heavily detected the last 25 years. You can only imagine how much gear was on it originally. I enjoy watching your videos. Good luck, cheers

[@TheDukesOfDerbyshire]

@@Whinnybankcat yeah I bet theres been some incredible finds. Love how some of the coppers come out shiny

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Great job gents!! New sub from New England here

[@mudsharksteve6720]

@@baystateplugflipper7061 thank you so much. It's appreciated 👍

[@detectingadventuresscotlan6177]

Nice martini hendry ? Emfield Prob few targets rnd there poss d day training Subbed guys 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching, sub and the information.cheers

[@CHAkandetecting]

I haven't been to that beach for ages. I love searching on the beach but right now the beaches are not very productive. You have a new subscriber

[@Whinnybankcat]

Thank you for subscribing and watching.

[@scottgeen3062]

Good video well done from Scott new Zealand

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Thanks for watching

[@davidgranger3628]

😮Its surprising how much is lost up there ,my son and i went on the beach north of Tongue and found 80 odd coins between us in an hour .No waterproof machines for us he was using a coinmaster and me a fisher f5 so wet sand was difficult and that beach is really really remote

[@mudsharksteve6720]

Yes there are loads out there, thanks for watching.

[@Otchayannyykladoiskatel]

ow I know this beach. I visited it in august 2024 but unfortunately it was high tide. planing to go again on low tide.

[@Whinnybankcat]

Thank you for watching. Plenty of finds left on this beach. Well worth a visit. Good luck

[@CoryRind]

Large lead smooth sided bullets are probably Enfields. Date 1850s - 1865. Generally inside has flat base with various numbers or symbols that imprinted. Enfields are English. 3 ringers roughly same date but minies. Both also used in American Civil War

[@Whinnybankcat]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you so much for your comment, cheers.

[@CoryRind]

Are people actually swimming there? Wondering why all the lost coins?

[@Whinnybankcat]

Popular walking beach, tide goes out a long way. Plus an old Victorian ferry crossing across the fourth. Thank you for your comment.

[@kennymosireland7069]

Can I ask..are you allowed to metal detect on the beach in scotland,, and you seem so far from the beach how are you finding lions, and bullets..was that fields at one time...

[@Whinnybankcat]

Most beaches you can detect. Some have restrictions like SSSI. If you keep between the highest tide of the year and low water you will be ok. Bullets are found due to practice ranges. A safe place to do it in the past was on the beach. Shooting towards the sea. Thank you for your comment.

[@kennymosireland7069]

@Whinnybankcat thank you fir your reply..I live in the south of Ireland where its affectively illegal any ware..but I do fancy comeing back to to Scotlandfir a holiday, . My sister lives in. Port Seaton. Outside Ed, Would you know is there a Wed page or place I could find out about groups. to go mettle detecting... with?

[@Whinnybankcat]

@@kennymosireland7069 Think there is Alba group, toddys digs or possibly detecting Scotland DS. Been to Portobello beach today and we found Gold and silver. Future episode.

[@kennymosireland7069]

@Whinnybankcat waw ill tel my sister. And share you page with her .thank you for takeing the time to reply..

[@sammiross2817]

Hi, do you need any permission to detect on this beach?

[@mudsharksteve6720]

@@sammiross2817 no permission needed. There's a carpark near the swimming pool and a slipway leading to the wet sand. Check tide times and allow three hours after high tide.. That gives you 5-6 hours of detecting time. Stay safe as the tide comes in fast. Good luck.

[@sammiross2817]

@@mudsharksteve6720 super, I'm only 1hr 40 mins drive away hope to go soon