Find After Find Metal Detecting unhunted ground & digging nonstop finds from America's past! Equinox

[@carlsowell8099]

I don't understand why people put a thumbs down on these videos . But maybe they don't appreciate what you do and find. Keep up the history finding.

[@FindingAmerica]

You always know you're doing something right or well when the haters show up. Thanks for watching my videos and so glad you have been enjoying them, Carl.

[@marthafenimore4279]

When I married in 1963, we ground sausage every year with one like that. Very good at what it did. Brings back memories.

[@FindingAmerica]

I'm always glad when my videos and finds can bring back memories for people. It happens to me every time I go out! :) Really nice hearing from you Martha and so glad you enjoyed watching this one.Take care and ATB, Greg

[@kimdesjarlais2211]

I really appreciate the time you put into your vids. It’s nice to see the cleaned up item right after you pull it out of the ground and I too appreciate the old photos so we can get a glimpse of what life was life years ago. Thank you.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much, Kim! I like to show the item cleaned right after the item is dug. Always a nice before and after type segment while the find is still fresh in the everyone's mind. Really glad you like the accompanying photos as well. Great hearing from you and so glad you enjoy watching. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@thechickenhawk1238]

You rock, love the pics when new

[@tacocin]

I'm stunned! What an amazing place! So, sooooo much history! TWO manual meat grinders! Come on! You can't make this stuff up! What a blessing to have access and discover all these incredible pieces! This is the very definition of "Finding America"

[@ronaldcarr3481]

Places like this are so much fun and this looks like a great one glad you shared it Greg

[@FindingAmerica]

It definitely is and I have more coming from it too. Really glad you enjoyed this one, Ronald! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@phillipbarnhouse496]

Greg , just awesome the way you present the history with all your fines , fantastic , great job !!! I feel like I’m right there with you digging !!! Stay safe and see you Sunday !!!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Phillip and I'm so glad to hear that! I really try to do my episodes so that people will feel like they are right there with me. Glad to hear it's working! :) Take care and ATB, Greg

[@joyceclark8476]

Hi Greg, I’m hoping I made it thru as first like , first comment below. Anyway, hello to you. Great dump digging video. Such finds. Very cool indeed. I had fun right along with your digging. Enjoy your weekend.🇺🇸. Remembering all the souls alive and passed over on this Memorial Day . 🇺🇸. Thank you, Joyce. 🇺🇸❤️. 🙏. ARROW *🎱.

[@FindingAmerica]

I believe you did, Joyce! Thanks so much for that. Glad you enjoyed this one and yes, we have many fallen heroes to thank for our freedom in this country. Take care and ATB Greg

[@chrismcwilliams3552]

Wow! That place just keeps giving and giving! It’s like an archeological site!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Chris! It definitely is and it's a ton of fun digging there. Glad you have been enjoying it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@diannesandenfebles2774]

Finding and Finding and Finding America! Great video!

[@FindingAmerica]

Haha I like that, Dianne! We were definitely out there Finding America. Glad you liked this one. More still to come too. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@JJX921]

Never a dull moment! The last cup was awesome!!! Thanks Greg.

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Hello Greg ✋ really awesome finds as usual. Some of the old bottles really had beautiful designs and colors didn’t they . We got a kick out of the Granny picture 😆 . Thanks so much for your great episodes my friend. See ya next week , take care . Ward & Kim K.

[@FindingAmerica]

Glad you and Kim enjoyed this one, Ward! I just had to get Granny in the video. haha My favorite pic was of the Planters Peanuts Model T! That was pretty unique. More coming Thursday and of course on Sunday with the Favorite Find too. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

@@FindingAmerica Thanks Greg we’ll be watching 👍👌

[@randypittman3558]

Greg another great video some nice finds. Your video are so good they help to preserve history. Stay safe and keep up the good work.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks 👍 so much Randy! I really appreciate the kind words and so glad you enjoy watching each week! It is very much appreciated. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@brianrust7823]

Amazing. I still have an in use meat grinder that clamps onto my table. Genuinely classic finds, well done Greg.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks 👍 Brian and that's very cool you still use one. The design hasn't changed much over time! Really glad you enjoyed this one! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@brianrust7823]

@@FindingAmerica I just thought. If I'm a similar age to the grinder I could be dug up soon, lol 😁

[@hensleyshobbies-doug7761]

Good good finds Greg! Fantastic show as always my friend! Keep on keeping on! 👍👍🤘✌🏻

[@juliegriffin7609]

I can't believe I missed this one. I'd still have been digging! Love it! 💖💖

[@bjarnenielsen6294]

Great finds.love the bottles

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much, Bjarne! I always love finding those old bottles. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@rebeccatopken6532]

Holy smokes!!! Do believe you found a treasure filled trash dump. Happy for you and a little jealous.

[@FindingAmerica]

It definitely is a great little time capsule, Rebecca. The best thing is there are so many more acres to search. Have to wait for the cold weather though. The best thing is that every single town and city have spots like this one. I hope you get on one in your area. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@juanrendon8165]

Awesome finds!!!...that tiny cup was really nice,but my favorite was the last one you put together.see you next week.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Juan! I love that old blue and white and I was really surprised when I saw that bonus cottage at the bottom of the cup! Great little piece of china! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@kayesdigginit1519]

That hole was a wonderful spot to dig 😃 all because of the one metal signal!! You found so many very cool items there!! This was a great video to watch, with all of the great relics you pulled ☺

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes it was and it's always amazing when that happens. So much fun! I have even more coming from there this week. BTW, huge congrats on finding your first silver quarter, Kaye! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@peggyhiggins1069]

I hope you brought a U-Haul for all those AMAZING finds!😳🙀

[@FindingAmerica]

LOL It did take a couple of 'trips to the vehicle after I finished. That's always a good problem to have. haha Thanks so much for watching, Peggy! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@jbolf6]

Greg, watching you did all those bottles was exciting. That was quite a relic hunt with some great finds, nice job!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks John! Really glad you enjoyed watching that one. It's always nice to mix it up a bit and dig for some different type treasures. Always great hearing from you my friend. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813]

Well done buddy hope your week has been well and what a nice thing to do brother amazing

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank you so much and my week has been great. Hope all is well with you and yours. Keep making your videos too. I enjoy watching and I miss digging that really old stuff out of the ground! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@BandBOutdoors1976]

Wishing I was out finding some great relics this morning! Great place with some awesome finds!

[@FindingAmerica]

You and me both, Michael. Really glad you enjoyed watching this one! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@gordonreynolds4599]

I really love the producing (content structure) of your films. It keeps the viewers attention to the end.

[@harrysurtees8710]

Gregg, I wanna find a dump like you. You know, it seems to me, my favorite part of your videos is at the end, the old pictures, they are just amazing.

[@grant8shelley523]

Great show greg

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much! So glad that you enjoyed this one. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@TreasureTrail]

Marbles are the best! We have a video where we found a huge pile and some old rusty jacks! Great video!

[@FindingAmerica]

I love them too and I would have been on cloud nine if I had found a pile of them! LOL Congrats on that great discovery! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@dwightpickens2895]

Wow Greg you were in a honey hole sweet finds

[@FindingAmerica]

No doubt about that and it was a lot of fun to dig. Glad you enjoyed watching this one, Dwight! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@SkiSearcher]

love all the finds and the bottles Greg 💥👍🏴‍☠️

[@joebrown1382]

Wow you're right about the amount of finds. That green marble is gorgeous & the blue Ball jar is awesome. All those bottles cleaned up beautifully, love old bottles. That knob & lid story is amazing. 2 meat grinders unreal. The little bottle with the handle & pour spout was crazy cool. And the little cup that was still intact was a great find. Love the ending photos.

[@lisapeters4394]

Awesome finds. Wow..

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks 👍 Lisa and glad you enjoyed watching that one. That was an awesome site that we had and we made a few videos from that one location. So much fun digging there! Merry Christmas, take care and ATB Greg

[@RelicHuntingSouthTexas]

Greg that was great! Reminds me of my trash site digs- get a signal then end up digging out cool stuff for the next 6hrs! Haha! I really like the cup you found with the scenery pictures on it. Nice marble finds. One of my relatives’ father carried his meat grinder on his back when he fled Hungary to go to Canada bc it was his father’s and so important to him. She now has it and it is beautiful. Best watch with my morning coffee! Thanks!~ Char🥰

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Char and really glad you enjoyed this one. It is a lot like some of your sites that I have seen you dig. Great story about the meat grinder and how much it meant to him. Thanks for sharing that. Hope all is well with you and take care out there. Greg

[@uncannydan]

Fantastic finds~~a true historic cache. Very nice

[@johndamion6702]

Awesome digs brother.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks a lot, John! Glad you enjoyed watching this one. More coming from this spot! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@rustydigger5291]

That turned out to be a great bottle dig. Great episode Greg

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Dustin! It definitely did and I'm really glad you enjoyed watching it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@rickmessina5396]

That is a food grinder. I have one like it that was my grandmothers . Impressive finds. Thanks......

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, that is what it is and really glad that old rusty one I found brought back some memories for you, Rick. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@davidraines2873]

Great spot you found brother

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks David and it definitely is. Thrilled to have found it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@goodpeople5676]

2nd to comment Such a lovely video With lots of different awesome findings . YOU really enjoyed and we enjoyed n learned too. Stay Happy n Healthy With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Sam! Really glad you enjoyed this one too. It was definitely a smorgasbord of history that day. LOL Take care and ATB Greg

[@elisabethcole2571]

You look like you're having so much fun! I'm glad you found such a great spot and hope you keep finding awesome stuff!

[@karenjones7111]

Great hole...✌❤

[@ianrichardson9122]

I have watched for a while now but never commented I love your approach to detecting and interest in the history of the item , whilst finding gold and silver is always great , I personally like finding an item with a name on it just to look it up , whether it is a token or a brick 🙂 The blue and white Booths pottery cup was made about 22 miles away from me I was watching a comparison video recently and they used all sorts of stuff to clean items , apple cider vinegar worked really well , to me as good as branded rust removal products Lastly thank you for all the time you put in to editing and the clean up and also the pictures you show to give an example of items in original adverts or photographs Like you say The history is in the item ❤️

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank you so much for watching my episodes, Ian. I'm really glad to hear from you and glad we think along the same lines in regards to our detecting and appreciation of history. I'm taking a break from cleaning finds for the next video to try and catch up on the comments right now! LOL If I'm not digging it up then I am probably cleaning it. haha ACV is a superb product to use on many of the things we find. Thanks so much for your very kind words and I really appreciate your support of the channel. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@jeffdowns1038]

I really appreciate/enjoy your channel. Thanks for sharing.

[@hottown]

You got some amazing things! WOW

[@jimsimons4288]

That place just keeps producing. Wife liked the pattern pottery. Great hunt.

[@donaldbell173]

Awesome spot Greg. Lots of fun!

[@jonfranklin9361]

What a terrific place to explore,love the glass pieces. Happy Hunting,Jon.

[@SuperCharlie2002]

Another great video! Love the old bottles. I would definitely spend some time at that site. Keep on going. Thank you.

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Excellent job Greg!! That’s how I got my start is this hobby by digging colonial bottle dumbs behind my parents house and selling them to a local antique shop. I remember selling a lot of stone wear and very thick and heavy black glass bottles that fetch a pretty penny today, I think we got .50 to $1 depending on the bottle. That’s also where I found my first British colonial coin and I’m still addicted today

[@williamstewart1378]

wow your gonna be busy in that spot great finds ..

[@FindingAmerica]

I think so too! Very happy to have found that spot. There are acres more to hunt but I have to wait for the cold weather to chase those snakes back into the ground. Glad you enjoyed watching 'this one. William! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@laurencross9301]

Greg great relic dump

[@brooklyntreasurehunter]

Awesome finds, what a great hunt.

[@MetalMikeandPersis]

I'm not a big bottle guy, mostly because I'm not too familiar with them, but wow! You found some really wonderful bottles there! Very nice! And I love that little teacup! Great stuff! 👍

[@FindingAmerica]

I know enough to be dangerous! lol I have always enjoyed digging them ever since I dug my first ones back in 1979 at Fort Huachuca in Arizona. Been hooked on them ever since and always relish the chance to dig for them. You'll know what it's like once you find a little dump to dig! You'll be hooked! lol Thanks so much for watching this one guys! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@MetalMikeandPersis]

@@FindingAmerica yeah, we found a small bottle dump one day. Nothing special, I think they were from the mid 1900s. We lined them up to take them back, then forgot about them after detecting. Haven't found them since. 😆 Keep up the great work!

[@juanitasmith8946]

I just had to tell you this because I was like Whoa!!!!! I watched your Video yesterday and then I went out metal detecting and in one of my wholes I found a 1920 fishing reel and in the whole was part of the spider web bottle!!! I have pretty much the same piece you found. I pulled that out and had chills!! That's just crazy!!

[@FindingAmerica]

That is crazy, Juanita! I bet you were very surprised to see that! lol Now you need to watch my gold coin spill video and let me know if that one works for you too! :) I hope it does! Thanks so much for letting me know about that. Too cool! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@dragonflydigs658]

That’s some fun digging!! I’ve been trying to find a dump around here! Love the bottles and that beautiful blue china cup! Awesome hunt Greg!👍🏻 love the pics especially Granny with the jug!! Lol Take care, be safe and HH ⛏🎧

[@FindingAmerica]

Haha! I couldn't resist putting ol' Granny in there! I hope you find a good dump in your area, Monica. So much fun digging them. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@charlesweaver2765]

I just watch the ending of the video, the steel wool must help out alot some of the things I find our kinda fragile I'll try the steel wool next time, thank Greg for the video bet that was a good time.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Charles. It definitely was a great time out there. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@capecoddiggerzmetaldetecti5718]

Omg 😲 you make me want to go do some bottle digging 😁 as a teenager I used to do alot of it, find bottles, pottery, clay pipes and much more. That blue and white tea cup is the best I ever seen, absolutely amazing find 😍 I usually find just chunks of that stuff, huge congrats 👏 love this video, take care and HH 😁

[@jordanboswell412]

That blue ball jar is nice. Cool hunt!

[@SouthCarolinaRelichunters]

I couldn't put this video down. Wow dude. I have just found one of those blue and white pots. I'll send you a picture of it in messenger. Can't wait for more.

[@TheReal-HeeHaw]

Lots of non metallic finds. Enjoyed the episode ✌

[@swann548]

Like the old cobweb bottle ! Hope u find a complete one. 🍂

[@larrygriffith2051]

Great hunt ☕😁

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks very much, Larry! Glad you enjoyed it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@chrismoen6882]

cool finds greg

[@andreworr4307]

Must have missed this post when it was released but great finds greg,a bit different than normal. I have to say well done with research you do and all the great old photos,thanks man !

[@thegallowsdetectorists666]

Hi Greg , what a dump 😁 some good stuff coming out of that old dump mate and good history to , and probably the deeper you dig the better it will get well hopefully anyway, and the usual good photographs at the end nice one mate enjoyed it ATB Rob 👍

[@joestrackmetaldetecting2746]

I just found 5 of those Owen's bottles at my mother in laws backyard. I found a spot like you are digging in her backyard. Same deal, one good signal turned into a bunch of awesome relics

[@EZDiggin]

What a hole Greg. I really liked the photo of Granny Clampett and her jug. I dug one of those old Cobweb whiskey bottles at a dump like 20 years ago. That place just keeps giving up the goods. I can't wait to find out if you go back for more. Happy hunting and be well

[@arthurmorgan9559]

Thank you very much

[@FindingAmerica]

Very welcome Arthur and thank you so much for being with the channel since it's early days! It is very much appreciated. Take care and ATB Greg

[@charlireed9555]

Timeline 9:20 The meat grinder... that almost looked like what my mama had, except it was an ice crusher. After school 1980s I'd crush ice, use Kool aid packs and sugar to make a slushy..lol the bottom of it had a plastic see-through brown cup that twists on to catch the ice as you manually cranked the ice. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@larryvanalstyne4159]

Wow Greg that meat grinder is awesome, I've been with my wife more than 40 years and I was just talking about that meat grinder her mother had, there was a hole in the table where she use to mount it because of the flat piece of steel missing from the screw where it mounted to the table I myself used it couple times grinding sausage you don't see those around anymore also the blue cup is very nice piece keep digging just maybe you can find the remaining piece. Outstanding job you do Greg keep up the good work.

[@knightwing51]

back in the day in my home town there was a store that sold everything, had a sign outside that (said if we don't have it you don't need it.) sold from birth to death everything. you found some real cool relics of the pass greg.

[@FindingAmerica]

I love those old stores and I think I found their dump, Marcel! LOL Thanks for watching and really glad you enjoyed this one. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@aaronpippin554]

Awesome, I love it when ya come across a hole like that and ya never know what will come out! Exciting?

[@buddyhenson2559]

Amazing video!!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much, Buddy! Really glad you enjoyed it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@gaiterbugg]

What's that old saying about one man's trash being another man's treasure? You prove that in spades. The tiny cup and the beautiful blue and white glazed china cup with the incredible scene inside and out stand out to me. 2 grinders? Finding the lid that matches the knob in that cool brown glaze was unbelievable. Your hunts are so entertaining and enjoyable to watch. Why aren't my hunts as much fun? LOL I'm sure it's because I'm not digging in Tennessee, so I may have to take a road trip if I can figure out where you bury your Kellyco treasure. Stay safe and keep digging.

[@lesterrobinson1310]

Super CONGRATS on some Fantastic BOTTLE and CHINAWARE Finds!! What procedure do you follow to Clean-Up the Bottles? Many THANKS, NamVetLesTreasureSeeker.

[@michaelklinge1857]

who needs a metal detector with a site like that

[@FindingAmerica]

No doubt about that, Michael. I turned the machine off and saved the batteries while I dug for the next 3 hours! LOL Checked the hole with it before filling it back in, of course. haha Take care and ATB, Greg

[@KeithDocReed]

Awesome dump site

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Keith! It definitely is a great spot. Can't wait for the cold weather so I can hunt the rest of it. Acres and acres of more ground there, Take care and ATB, Greg

[@charlesweaver2765]

Greg, what brand of apple cider vinegar do you use? I don't have the same results as you do.

[@FindingAmerica]

I use the high dollar Great Value kind. lol You do have to do some fine cleaning on the pieces after the vinegar. Usually 0000 steel wool and some liquid dish soap along with the Andre's Pencil Set. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@rocketmanintn188]

Hey Greg. I've searched a couple of times now and I can not find any reference to one of the Big Five mines in our neck of the woods. Was thinking it would have to be up near Whitesburg somewhere if around here at all. Were you or Chris able to locate it?

[@FindingAmerica]

I'm actually making a best educated guess on that one, Tommy. The only references I could find to Big Five were in mining. It could be some other type industry but it must not have lasted long as I can't find any records of it. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@rocketmanintn188]

Thanks Greg. All references to their mining operations I can find were from the western states circa early twentieth century. Granted my search was short, I have seen nothing concerning Big Five east of the Mississippi. Got to love the little mysteries. 14k white gold wedding band this weekend btw. What a great hobby! God bless and Happy Hunting.

[@jimmycloake5275]

Wow Greg Amazing finds did you get the grinders cleaned up i hope so ATB & H.H

[@joanhawkins8552]

Are there any metals that should not be soaked in apple cider vinegar? I am learning so much from your videos.

[@FindingAmerica]

Apple cider is definitely not for all metals. Here is a lot of info on cleaning your finds and hope this helps you Joan. Apple cider vinegar is excellent for many brass and copper relics and for rusty pieces as well. I use it on pieces that do not have much historical value or pieces that don't have an original patina that I want to keep. Brooches, metal dog tags, some buttons, etc all respond well. I use the vinegar straight and just submerge the pieces in it. I pull them out at short intervals to check their progress. It's really amazing how quickly many of the things respond to the vinegar. Many brooches just take a few minutes! Heavily rusted iron also responds well and I can soak the items for days with good results. I never use it with coins. I usually only dry toothpick or use the Andre Pencils on most old military buttons. Leaving the dirt in the crevices of the old buttons helps to make the button's high relief designs pop and display better. Most military buttons are dry clean only! If an IHP or early wheat is not crusty. I will just dry clean them to try and preserve the patina using the Composite Cleaning Pencils from England and the Andre pencil set. I use the hard pencil to gently scrape any dirt from it. I then use the steel wool pencil and slowly remove the dirt and grime. I clean it with a dry, soft towel in between cleanings to see my progress. Once I have the coin where I want it, I will then use a tiny bit of paraffin wax and rub it into the coin which will give it a great luster. I do have a certain way of cleaning the IHP's and some early wheaties. Here is what I do for them when they have a stubborn coating on them. I use a small glass bowl and fill it with hydrogen peroxide. I then put it in the microwave until it is boiling. (40 seconds or so) Then I take the IHP and put it in. Whichever side you want to work on should be the side that is facing up. Give it about 10 seconds at a time and then remove it. Never leave them in it too long. I use a small fork and just push it up the side of the bowl until I can get my fingers on it. Be careful, the coin is going to be hot for a few seconds. I then rub it vigorously with my thumb or a cloth and a lot of times that is usually sufficient. If it has a lot of crust, I use the Andre Pencil set to scrape at the crust gently. You may have to repeat this a few times until you have it where you want it. Get the peroxide boiling each time. I do about 10 seconds each time. I also use the steel wool pencil that comes with the Andre Pencil Set a lot to get them perfect. Once I have the penny where I want it, I take a bit of paraffin wax and rub it into the coin to give it a deep luster. (Here's the disclaimer LOL) With all that said, do not clean any coin that has substantial numismatic value. For nickels and aluminum tokens, (this is only for ones that have no numismatic or collector value) that you just want to look nice and display well you can use wet 0000 steel wool and some dish liquid soap on them. If a piece has any historical or monetary value or possesses a nice patina, keep the cleaning to a bare minimum. If it's a piece like an old brooch or a similar item that doesn't have any desirable original patina or historical value and you just want it to display nicely then feel free to clean it. Hope that helps some. ATB Greg

[@joanhawkins8552]

@@FindingAmerica thank you.

[@Dani-rx1sv]

ACV straight or diluted a bit? One man's ceiling is another man's floor. One man's dump is another man's gold mine. What a cool site!

[@FindingAmerica]

You're definitely right about that, Dani! I use straight ACV and then clean them further after that. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@charlireed9555]

I haven't done to much research... I've read and watched some videos on marbles. Is it true, some older marbles can be worth thousands if not more?

[@MD-NWWI]

Wow great work Greg! I wish I would have recorded my most recent hunt. I found a harmonica Reed plate and wondered why you never see anybody dig up a complete one. My very next Target was a complete harmonica with some of the original wooden frame. Would love to share it with you. Do you have an email address?

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Greg and they are very hard to find complete. My email is [e-mail]. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@scottnix4991]

So many non-metallic finds. Got me to thinking. How do you value these old landfill finds compared to objects found in situ? I know that it's history that makes a find a treasure, and I don't mean value in a monetary sense. The sheer amount of artifacts in this video left me just as excited as you were. Just wondering, which is more fun. Quantity or quality. Hope this doesn't sound facetious because I surely don't mean to be. I'd watch your videos even if you just found a single Memorial Penny or a big ol' gold ring.

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

Where do you find all the old pictures?

[@carlcowdin7617]

The second grinder you found I think is a coffee grinder.

[@janethuffman5280]

You lucked out finding that tip. The Victorians seemed to bury all their garb. I believe that blue and white was called willow pattern.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much, Janet. They did pretty much what we do now and had their garbage hauled to a land fill outside of town. Now, it's treasure to us! LOL Take care an'd ATB, Greg

[@wadehendryx7378]

Do you have enough vinegar for those meat grinders? Just kidding. This is a place I can probably stay for a couple straight just digging away. Never know what you're going to find in a place like that. Hope you and your family are doing well Greg. Take care. Thanks for the video.

[@FindingAmerica]

Haha No, I definitely don't, Wade. I have been trying to see if I can order it by the barrel! It is a great place to dig and I hope you and yours are doing well too. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@shawnathon60]

Ok,, where is that kitchen sink? Great hole! LMBO. :'(D>

[@FindingAmerica]

LOL I'm sure it's out there somewhere! Really glad you enjoyed watching this one, Randall! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@dpentola]

You may already know this, but the flashlight cap may have said "Eveready Daylo"

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, I agree. Thanks for that, Dave! Appreciate you watching this one. Take care and ATB, Greg

[@kathryndeloria1834]

Wonder if that’s a dump site, must be.

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, it definitely is. Probably was used from 1910 to the 1950's. Thanks for watching this one, Kathryn! Take care and ATB, Greg

[@gordonreynolds4599]

3:01 Thwacking: thwack /THwak/ Learn to pronounce verb gerund or present participle: thwacking strike forcefully with a sharp blow. Lol! 😝

[@FindingAmerica]

A word my childhood hero, Don Martin, would have used with Captain Klutz. LOL

[@joyceclark8476]

First

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, you are!

[@DugMcClure]

Gregg: off subject here, but I remember SOMEONE digging a Cracker Jack salesman’s token not too long ago. Was it you, by chance?