HUGE Coin spill cache find. Metal detecting TREASURE.

A great adventure in the treasure forest with a host of ancient finds. Artifact, Romans and a huge coin spill.
#treasure #metaldetecting #coinspill

[@badapple65]

Chill Bill should have 100,000 subscribers. No one else on KZbin can keep my attention for 47 minutes with plenty of chuckles too. 3-4 years now I’ve watched.

[@untbunny]

I completely agree!

[@SuperRyan89]

I've been watching a while now and catches me out every time when I check his subs! I think he is worth far more than 100k tho

[@marlenebadyrka2863]

Bill you are so much fun to watch even if you don't get anything great . It gets harder as we get older to. Do all the walking and bending and the eyes fAil us. But if I was on the Thames I would love it. Good luck digging for gold.

[@mirkatu3249]

Thanks for another exciting adventure.

[@WestCountryClegg]

WOW 😮 Cheers my luver for the shout-out, I wondered why my Subs suddenly shot up. I'll be LIVE at 3pm (GMT). I've just started a new line of Merch with t-shirts/hoodies and they are flying like hotcakes

[@thephilweknow3289]

Love your videos and your sense of humor! Keep them coming!

[@weedfreer]

Congrats Bill, you found the tiniest violin in the world knocking about in the leaf mould 😂😋

[@judytrahan6121]

Great digs, great coins, great video!

[@idigdaytona4478]

Nice finds Bill ! Looking forward to the next !

[@advenzures]

Very nice video. Thank you for sharing. Happy Hunting.

[@sherryrector2275]

I haven’t seen a spindle whirl in ages. Glad your back.

[@brendahamby5156]

Love your sense of humor 😃

[@sherryrector2275]

Great to see you Clem. Hurry back. That hoard has to be there I’m a dreamer too.

[@suebeedle6506]

Great video. Watch out for the wild boar!

[@goodpeople5676]

You are very elegant n smart and Handsome man. And I like the way you narrat the story about your findings .

[@goodpeople5676]

Sir I am from Guwahati Assam INDIA 😀🍻🙏

[@electricwheels411]

Epic adventure Clem and love your videos buddy. Nice Roman coin in the woods and about as random as my Roman Brooch in the woods too which was Really Random. So many coins from that woods and a few artefacts too. Absolutely awesome Clem ATB GL & HH LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧

[@lisamcneil4839]

What a captivating personality you have.

[@ChillBill1]

Thats very kind

[@eefvaniersel3325]

Hi Clem, Jeezo! What a lot of great content!! Like a double feature on Saturday afternoon. Very fun. Thank you.

[@darlenefrancis2030]

That was an awesome hunt for sure. Good finds.

[@debrabrooks6138]

Ahh I was about to say the same! Awesome finds 👍😊 beautiful area! You are quite right! Those are wild red currants!

[@tammyrodems7078]

Very nice spill

[@rogerdempsey7227]

Awesome Chill Bill glad to see you back digging some holes again you stay blessed and I'll see you on that next one take care

[@rogerdempsey7227]

Thanks I like Chill Bill I'm in Texas and I enjoy his videos you stay blessed take care

[@sherryrector2275]

You are going to find it. One day that big sack of coins. I’m rooting for you.

[@randywoodworth4022]

Hope your time is or deredandiesvgvg

[@markbaver7279]

You are the Dean of detectorists!

[@navi3971]

Hi Bill The small square shaped object looks like a turning tip for a lathe usually made of tungsten

[@0nesinner]

carbide not tungsten

[@davideo1954]

Some day soon ...when you least expect it...smile, you’re on Candid Camera! Your hosts..Alan Funt and Chill Bill! 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@SavannahHarps]

Bill, we have some water soluble glue called Elmers Glue here in the US. If you mix a 50/50 mix of Elmers and water and dip the artifact/find in the mix and let dry- sometimes takes a few dips to coat. But the mix seeps and dries hard to protect the artifact/find. If you ever want to clean off the glue you can just rinse in water. You can experiment with it.

[@chrisbarrett5416]

Best dressed man on KZbin! Or should I say, " The Coin Master " either way we sure do love your videos!! Thank you Sir for taking us with you!!!

[@ChillBill1]

Either or both will do... My Leige also works fine... ;)

[@Shutterdial]

A possible coin preservation solution : Carry a half filled wide mouthed water canteen with you in the field clipped to your belt. Put the coins in the canteen so they do not dry out. The sloshing water will help clean the mud off. When you get home, using tweezers dip the still damp coin in WATER based polyurethane or polycrylic. Don't let the coin dry out before dipping in poly. Poly comes in both oil and water base. Make sure to use water based. This should encapsulate the coin in plastic and preserve even the corrosion. Poly comes in matte or flat finish as well as gloss finish. Might be fun to experiment with each type finish. Your philanthropic water well projects are appreciated. Thanks for you videos.

[@rossgraveley]

Great video & beautiful spot

[@sherryrector2275]

I like a person who admits he is greedy. Of course we knew it to begin with lol. 😘

[@sallystege7163]

Louis the Whatnot! Lol

[@aropals672]

Amazing how the coins react to the different soils. Some places the coppers come out readable and some whipped. Great thing about gold and silver though!! Not so much right!!!

[@moirablack3768]

Great video love your finds🤗 well done👍

[@MrMarsBlades]

Hi Bill, i'm no treasure hunter, never done it, probably never will, i just like watching you find it but my thoughts are to set it in clear resin, once it;s set it will be there forever more!

[@traceylaffan458]

Love your happy face ...love your videos keep them coming

[@loramountain1003]

I enjoy your personality, don't change. I wish you could, however, learn to appreciate those buttons! I collect buttons, and some of them are $200.oo and more for just one button. I'm learning a lot about coins from you. Thank you.

[@ChillBill1]

I do appreciate the buttons. Im not a button hater like some. The cost the wearer way more than a copper coin to buy. I'm not a fan of shotgun carts though. :)

[@markbaver7279]

I do so enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming!

[@jaybales3160]

Congratulations on your coin spill and the other days discoveries. Good video, thanks for sharing. See you on your next hunt.

[@kathytrumble5283]

You really need to get a tri-pod. It would save on digging one-handed. Great finds.

[@davideo1954]

Keep hydrated, our friend! We want you around for a lot longer! 🥵🙋🏻‍♂️

[@sherryrector2275]

Excellent first find. Lol you just jinxed yourself.

[@ianshaw6922]

Ayup you Nut. Good Vid keep taking the tablets and keep making the videos

[@altonriggs2352]

You've been gone too long, Chill...been missing you. That's the washeri from the left axle of Caesar's chariot.

[@janetflint2817]

You’re soooo funneee...😂

[@edwardlansdowne291]

It looks like the kind of lead weight that ladies would sew into their hems in the 1920s to keep the garment from flying up in a breeze. It had the added benefit of making the garment hang and swing nicely.

[@ChillBill1]

Dress weights.... I should really look into them. They are normally plain though, no decorations.

[@edwardlansdowne291]

Sewn inside the hem I believe.

[@marlenebadyrka2863]

You are too funny Bill..

[@LanceMcCormick]

looks nice in the woods!

[@savagesquirrel9828]

‘Love the manly glitch!

[@chrispemberton7000]

That guitar looking thing may be a watch key.

[@sherryrector2275]

Did you test the metal of the tiny silver disc?

[@0nesinner]

I think the square thing was a carbide insert for a milling machine

[@DetectaBull]

Nice, well done matey

[@mydnasample]

Good hunting!

[@richardwarnock2789]

Clutch disc Clem grooves on it motorcycle or bicycle 2 cycle!!, Nice coin spill ,and Roman!!!; )

[@ChillBill1]

Roman moped?

[@luchildbaby3979]

Good video. Keep up good work!

[@jojo_digs_it]

Lovely video location looks stunning 👌

[@nitahuncke5541]

The washer that's split looks a french hook earring. It seemed to have a little hole on one side for a wire. Just another opinion!

[@OriginalMudSlinger]

well done blinkey

[@sallystege7163]

You are so entertaining

[@erinmcchesney275]

The thingy at about 35:15 looks a lot like a tuning peg for a string instrument

[@jayathome3]

Hi Bill at 35.06 small item looks like it could be a watch winder maybe.

[@olliesanders]

Great video as per usual. Is the forest privately owned? I live not too far from you i think (department 14) and there's a big public forest near me with a Roman road going straight through it that I'd love to start detecting on. I'm guessing it's a no though with the French rules? 😊

[@ChillBill1]

Its a private forest. Code Napoleon is no to everything without specific permission

[@PeachSt8Digger]

Hey....if it's NOT a pull tab, or a ball of foil, you are having a great day!!!

[@Seastorm-nh8cv]

That square of metal looks like a weight for a scale that checks coins .

[@roberttownsend8244]

Bill, I think the metal thingy that looks like a guitar could be a smooched watch wonder!

[@scottbradshaw6767]

It looks like A fiddle

[@XMDUK]

Another brilliant video 👍

[@ChillBill1]

Thanks

[@harrybond1485]

Hey washer. 1900 at the oldest, probably much younger.I meant hex washer.

[@lindaclark8146]

I would love to do this so interesting

[@ckh2815]

Since so many Roman coins are found near the surface there, have you considered the possibility that the shotgun shells you're finding are also Roman?

[@deniseulmer642]

💗The coins. And the little ? Item I think is a pocket watch key or a music box key. Hope this helps. Good Luck hunting.

[@gaerich1]

90F is cool for us this time of the year, it was 107F today

[@dragontdc]

Did a screen capture and blew up the pictures and I am convinced that the little silver thing you found is a coin. I can see a faint cross in a circle of very blocky letters on the shiny side. It reminds me of Crusader coins of the 12th century. Definitely worth a careful and complete cleaning and examination under magnification. It looks like it has been hit with a hammer to erase the images, which itf it is Templar would make sense after the Order was Excommunicated, and having Templar coins might mark you as a sympathizer.

[@ChillBill1]

Ok will ultrasonic to clear the reverse

[@danafredrickson42]

good work bill looks like a great place to detect! the guitar piece looks like a key on an old violin how they tighten the strings down.

[@Diggerek]

Like 👍😀

[@aussiegypsy6273]

Number 1 I think is an electric motor bush.

[@sherryrector2275]

I keep hoping you find that pile of coins.

[@diggindiggenit6540]

I am late , I must watch the re-run

[@christinehodge3608]

Very good ,

[@jonsey3645]

Cool.

[@lizchinchillact.3246]

Hey chill Bill love watching ur videos and all ur amazing finds. But was hoping u could help me identify some Romen coins I got my father for Christmas but can't find anything online about them. Could u help me if I send u pics of them plz.??

[@ChillBill1]

[e-mail]

[@christinehodge3608]

It is really late ,lm going to watch this again tomorrow

[@theyarddogs4100]

That musket ball is a good find I think that you win. Carl HH

[@cucvcanada5844]

Why do these coin finders not carry a small container of water to wash off the finding on site?

[@safarikitty9632]

Tee Hee! The squeal of the detector scared my cat!

[@ChillBill1]

Meee hooow?

[@crustycobs2669]

What was it about, ''Mad dogs and Englishmen'' Out in the Sun, finding remnants of thefts shotgun cartridges, pop-tabs, tin foil ? But I love his positivity. ...might be buried treasure here, there. Thousands spent on the gear, finding dimes. Lovely man, ya gotta have a hobby

[@wendy54321]

More coins to be found in those woods I believe

[@round51]

Mystery item one looks like it could be very old style tungsten carbide lathe cutting tool. they've been around for more than 100 yr. but seems kind odd to find one out in the woods. Just a thought D/K really

[@timfenrich5328]

round51 I second that, carbide cutting bit

[@jonlennon3348]

Where is the huge coin spill? Did I miss something?

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[@urbanmonkey48]

@@daveflowers3070 stop being a cheap ass and get premium KZbin 10$ a month no ads and you support the people who you watch. I get a lot of value from chill bill and am glad he gets paid for his efforts.

[@johnlaforce4421]

Square item might be Carbide, very dense and heavy for its size...

[@TortugaLuv]

I wish you were my grandpa bill. Although I'm probably too old.

[@MrPassiontea]

I think he's only in his mid 40s.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Timestamp 8:08 what do they do with the logs stacked up? you should get yourself some of those bandannas that you keep in the freezer, Take them with you wrap it around your head and neck will keep you a little cooler!

[@ChillBill1]

Firewood.

[@roberttownsend8244]

Winder!!!

[@Thebigmanmetaldetecting]

I'm inclined to agree with round51 it does look like an old carbide insert congratulations of the Roman buddy

[@wgrillojr]

At some point, our modern garbage will be an artifact of the past and searched for. After exhausting an area or find a completely relic free area in the middle of nowhere people should gather worthwhile metal/glass items or maybe just nice pennies or new coins, buttons or ykk zippers or something we use all the time bury it a bit for metal detectorists a century from now to find. Although it would probably be mostly decayed powder within 40 years the way things are made now. Leave a message in coins as they dig it can be a clue to another spot. Like stapling a couple dollar bills on the inside of a sheetrock wall. One day someone will find it and more than likely want to or will tear the wall down in hopes of stacks of cash.

[@ChillBill1]

Nice idea! A new kind of 'Kilroy was here'

[@sherryrector2275]

A washer but not a shotgun shell.

[@area46241]

If you do happen to use electrolysis with a battery make sure that the coin is on the negative because the positive will erode into the electrolyte solution and a single cell 1.5v should be enough. positive copper electrode may deposit a small amount of copper onto the coin making some detail appear and the negative electrode could reduce the carbonates very iffy...

[@daveodell9605]

Always recheck your holes for another hit

[@martyhastings9347]

do you display any of your finds? maybe something like your first find with a small write up (like: where, when, why, how ). do you coat them with anything to keep them from further degradation?

[@ChillBill1]

Not really

[@martyhastings9347]

@@ChillBill1 do you keep them? / store them?

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Allem bullets - WW1, WW2 battle debris, yeh? When I last took a detector to F, in 85, was left in no uncertain terms that detecting was illegal. I must be way out of date but have things changed ¿?

[@harrybond1485]

Coin weight, gaming piece?