Digging into history | Metal Detecting at Diggin in Virginia 55

[@heritagerelichunters9922]

Very cool video! The soil seems terribly hard! Saving History is so important!! Good job Matt

[@GoneDiggin]

Thanks Charlie, It was hard as a rock

[@marykaystreasures]

Great find's Thanks for sharing 👍♥️❤️❤️⚒️🇺🇸🗝️

[@GoneDiggin]

Thanks for watching!

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

Lets go let’s go treasure and adventure 🌺💕🇺🇸👵✌️

[@bobedigi]

Im in northern VA if you ever have room for one more I would love to join you guys.

[@GoneDiggin]

Might be able to work out something in the fall

[@preserving_the_past]

Can the Deus II touch abby of those targets at that depth or soil conditions? Thanks for sharing Matt. *Chris*

[@GoneDiggin]

Not in these conditions. The soil is way to bad for most VLF machines

[@preserving_the_past]

@@GoneDiggin I may never get to hunt DIV then. I sure am not going to buy a $4k machine for a few hunts. 😓😄

[@rickvann3489]

The question or observation is how the heck does that much soil accumulate in 150 years over stuff?

[@GoneDiggin]

I think a lot of erosion in som places and in others it was buried that deep when discarded.

[@markkus1134]

I’m going to call you guys the “Grave diggers” lol big holes

[@carlmartin4577]

Green patina is found All over Virginia not only Culpepper come on

[@GoneDiggin]

Show me where you can consistently find that kinda bright green patina in Va other that Culpepper and maybe Orange. I’m not saying it doesn’t happen but I’ve hunted all over this state and rarely find relics like this anywhere else.