AFTER A DECADE of Metal Detecting I Finally FOUND IT!

[@thomasjbrugge6149]

Terrific episode today fellas!! These were very exciting finds, each one better than the last. I know the CSA button is the winner, but Gary had a spectacular day with his cool coins. Your pal Mike is gonna flip when he sees this video lol. Really, one of your best days in a long while. Congratulations and Happy Thanksgiving

[@juliegriffin7609]

Congratulations Phillip on your live dig. Silver in the hole baby! I love the little toy cannon. Gary did well on his digging. Got an Indian, V nickel, buffalo and a bunch of wheaties. I like the crucifix Phillip found. I like those bank tokens. Happy Thanksgiving guys. 💖💯

[@PWhitten]

Thanks Julie! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@chuckjenkins4348]

Congratulations Phillip on the Silver live dig!! You’re going to be top dog in no time!! Good to see you back Gary! Glad you got a good bit of the coins and tokens!! Nice Job on the Franklin John! That one makes a digger’s day for sure!! This one was not a day for Mike to be missing!! Great Job guys!!!!!

[@PWhitten]

Thank you!

[@mikeknobldiggin]

That last house really turned things around for you guys. If only they could all be that loaded. John, that CSA button is awesome! What an amazing find and it's in great condition. A BIG Congratulations on that one!

[@scottfreeman2576]

yall seemed awefully calm for that Franklin lol i wouldve been ecstatic ! awesome hunt !

[@trishharrison3618]

Thanks for another great video guys love all the great finds keep up the amazing work and lots of love from West Virginia ❤️🙂

[@tiffanywelch-e6v]

I love your videos and this hobby! It can feel intimidating at first. The more you do it and practice at it like a sport, you get better and better at it!

[@robertpopssprings3591]

Awesome video and finds in this video. It's cool that you guys are saving history. Hope you guys have a good Wednesday from the east side of South Carolina in Florence and I you guys and family have a wonderful Thanksgiving tomorrow and until your next video ✌️ to you guys. Always Dig That Beep.

[@groundassaultmetaldetectin4004]

Way to go Phillip on the live dig silver dime.

[@PWhitten]

Thank you!

[@MarktheSenileDetectorist]

Another great video guys. Phillips starting to shine, congrats on your first live dig.

[@PWhitten]

Thank you Mark

[@nepahistoryandarchaeologys8623]

Congratulations on all the great finds, especially that CSA button! Nicely done gentlemen..

[@ryanosourus]

Wow! Congratulations on the CSA button MAN! Couldn’t have been found by a better guy. 23:13

[@digthatbeep]

I'm John but, I'll take the compliment all the same :) Mike wasn't in this video.

[@ryanosourus]

@@digthatbeephahaha I fixed it. I use voice to text often. Sorry for the confusion and again congratulations!

[@digthatbeep]

​@@ryanosourus :) My phone always does that to me too, thanks for watching!

[@ut000bs]

I've seen people dig tons of US buttons but I don't ever remember seeing a CSA. Amazing dig. You guys had the day. My favorite parts were the multi-tokens, the CSA button, the "V" nickel, and Phillip's first live dig home run. But the topper was your red-wall tired Hotwheels. I HAD that car and yeah, I'm old. lol

[@ryanosourus]

Nice job on the live dig Philip!

[@PWhitten]

Thank you!

[@timmyshaw5562]

Nice finds Guys and Congrats Philip

[@PWhitten]

Thanks Timmy

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Really awesome episode fellas , so many nice finds. Especially that confederate service button, very cool. The drone footage is so cool too. Enjoyed, thanks 👍

[@digthatbeep]

Thank you for watching, and we appreciate your kind words!

[@Greasy_caveman]

Sweet digs! That csa button is great!

[@shannonherb2048]

Heck yeah. An amazing day for sure.

[@charlieschemmel122]

Great hunt guys thanks!!!!

[@twotavernstodd]

That would make anyone's day, great find

[@timelordmagnums357]

Happy Holiday Guys

[@ducttapedigger7811]

I’m 57 and just did a dime and nickel on the railroad the other day. The dime was Canadien and it turned out cool. It never gets old. Lol

[@maxinebaldyga1205]

Great job! Gary's first find might be to an old candle stick that you'd carry. Put your thumb on the part sticking out and your finger through the middle. It may have come off of Plillips pipe thing. See if there are attachment marks. Just a thought 😊.

[@volksbeetle88]

Congrats guys nice finds! That button is sweet!

[@marvinpurdy]

You are getting quite good with the drone!

[@mindyarnold5718]

The coin spill is probably where a kid sat while waiting on a ride to school. Pennies, nickles, and dimes are usually what kids carried to pay for lunches and milk. I found a couple of spills like that in my grandmother's yard; so I asked her about it and why there would be in just a few spots.. she said, it's where your dad and sister would sit at the edge of the yard and wait for the school bus, and yes, the money was meant for school lunches. Over time, they would lose coins, and that's why they were all dated around the mid 50's.. same time, they were going to school.

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

Lots of people don't dig trash if it's not a perfect signal they don't dig that's a good thing for me I find all the good stuff they leave behind

[@Icemanjackwhitey]

The heavy brass pipe is a ancient crack pipe

[@joebrown1382]

Congrats on the CSA button also the Franklin half. Gary had a nice coin spill. Y'all found some good stuff. Those 4 bank tokens was crazy.

[@russellponder940]

Great hunt guys. Love your videos. Great Red line Hot wheel.

[@sbrown7630]

At 6:50, that looks like a fire hose nozzle. They weren't that large back in the day.

[@larrykoroush6995]

I love them, silver halves

[@badmoon7549]

Love your guys' show. I love it the end where John says he's a diller, dealer. Believe me I'm not laughing at it, I love it. I was born and raised back there as a kid. I've lived in Oregon for 40 years and I miss that accent .

[@detectandotesoros]

Good job, guys 👊 thanks for sharing the video

[@johngmcd3]

The drone is a nice touch. Great video

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello John,Mike Gary and Philip

[@PWhitten]

Hello Gregory

[@relicrat]

Great hunt. Way to stay after it. Nice button. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@leemon5386]

Well, you killed it with a CSA button no doubt

[@mjrippe]

Great finds all around!

[@LeoBower-p2c]

Always great metal detecting

[@DugMcClure]

I believe the Banker lived in that house at one time!

[@AdamWeise-t2y]

Phillip awesome 👌 👏

[@PWhitten]

Thanks Adam

[@donaldhaire1502]

Great video and thank you

[@waynelutwiniak797]

Fantastic 👏.

[@shawnsullivan9547]

Fantastic job with your button 👍🏽and all the other treasures everyone found. You have mentioned in past videos that at the really old homes you guys detect that the lack of old coins and relics may be due to the economy of the south after the Civil War. A theory of mine is that up north they get months of snow and a spring time of mud as the frozen ground thaws and a coin or relic would be immediately disappear in the snow and ooze into the mud and be lost until a coil happens to swing over it. I know as a Florida Man if I drop a coin in the lawn it's usually quite visible. I don't know 🤔, just a theory. Keep up the great work fellas 🤙🏽

[@EZDiggin]

Fantastic bit of Diggin guys

[@danphelps8865]

Its a brass part for a bellows

[@brian56]

Back in the 80s I found a railroad seated dime. I couldn't get the date, but it was barely identifiable. Have a great Thanksgiving!

[@adrientucker5949]

Nice loopty-loop with the drone!

[@williamstewart1378]

Great Video

[@maxinebaldyga1205]

Oh..... I didn't see that it was a water hose part!!! Lol

[@DanBarron]

Love the drone videos

[@LeoBower-p2c]

Lot of great coins

[@DennyT71]

Just ran across your channel. Good videos guys. Thanks for the shared.

[@anonymousamerican5676]

Candle stick... hollow brass tube !!

[@randymente80]

Ben g's are all way's fun finding for every 6 walkers you might get a Ben g.

[@dwightpickens2895]

Freaking awesome hunt

[@bahldr01]

First! Thanks for the video, guys!

[@digthatbeep]

Thank you for watching!

[@acb381]

Ha I found them exact cut out hearts in Pittsburgh

[@mikehammer6909]

Just found my first seated dime! But the story behind that dime is a long and arduous and filled with disappointment 🤬with playing the one dime game .. many times .. to having them dug right next to me … to half dimes here and a half dime there .. but finally the Good Lord looked my way and i was blessed with a 1877 .. never found any csa buttons but plenty of Union buttons and I live 10 miles from Gettysburg.. but that place is a no fly zone .. keep posting and I’ll keep watching !

[@DugMcClure]

CSA, CSA. CSA!

[@LAKEPILOTUSA]

What drone are you using?

[@digthatbeep]

Custom built FPV drone.

[@LeoBower-p2c]

Haven’t gotten up the nerve to door knock

[@robertkahl6024]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@barksdetectingbits3298]

Brass or copper tube looks like a candle snuffer.

[@COUNTSLURPULA]

Cool 🫘

[@Lili-le4no]

Every Hot wheels collector in the world just threw up in their mouth a little bit when you called the red line car " a cool old Matchbox car" 😅

[@goldendredger]

I would really like to know what you guys are saying when you door knock? What's you opening lines? What do you say when they respond immediately with we don't want any digging. No I don't want to hear just general chit chat. I introduce myself and even have fancy business cards that explain my hobby. I let them know I look for old coins near the surface. 99% of the time I get immediately NO! I am dressed and clean cut. Polite and very successful in people situations in life. The one permission I asked the guy responded with a "hell yes!". I have cleaned tons of junk from the lot for him and he's always happy to see me. That resulted in 19 silver coins. Success. But every and I mean every other door knock results in immediate no. I try to let them know my goal is to leave no trace. Doesn't matter. Just an awful experience every time. So now I am scared to ask. I am missing so many great spots. I am in N. California. Maybe that's the problem the people are just assholes. I don't know. Would like to know how you go about asking and what to reply with on the we don't want any digging reply? Thanks for sharing the videos.

[@digthatbeep]

Honestly, I think location could be part of the problem. People here in our area tend to be a little more laid back. I usually introduce myself, then mention the other guys names too even though they are in the car. I let them know that we have a KZbin channel and our hobby is metal detecting. I tell them we mostly look for coins, tokens, buttons, and other small items and we leave no trace of us ever being there. I inform them that their property is ideal for the types of items we love finding. I tell them we recover the items by making a small divot that goes back in place perfectly. Lately, I've telling them that we'll show them everything we find and they can take their pick if they want any of the items that we recover. One thing I've learned is don't let the no's detour you, keep going and trying. I will usually door knock 5+ properties minimum each time I try. Also name drop if you have did other homes in the area. In this video we landed those 4 yards because of the 1795 house we detected a few videos back, they told a ton of locals about us and these property owners already sort of knew of us. Hope this helps, keep on pushing and digging!

[@janas7088]

Awesome confederate button John

[@LeoBower-p2c]

Nice sliver coins 🪙

[@timh132]

Nice one young men.good good finds. Ps I've a gold sovereign viccy from Melbourne mint Australia. Ans viccy 1/2 sovereign in Cornwall 😊