I'm Shocked With All I'm Pulling From the Ground While Metal Detecting With the Minelab Manticore!

Silver and old coins, relics and so much more coming out of some very hard hit ground as well as from a new permission. I had an absolute blast metal detecting and Finding America using my new Minelab Manticore and the M8 coil.
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[@phillipbarnhouse496]

Greg, the mystery item looks like one of the guards off of a, mowing machine for the knife to glide back and-forth while cutting hay. .

[@randykress8137]

That would be a sickle bar guard, to be more precise.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Phillip and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@ericanthony9058]

My dad is a farmer. Ur story finds is a guard on a cycle bar mower for the back of a tractor. The amish use a horse dawn cycle bar. 20:22

[@williamwigley8334]

The Reliable Squeeze-Sleeve 4-P-1 item is a copper splice connector for 4 gauge wire. The dimples in the middle keep the wire from going past center when crimping. I work for an electrical utility and we still use those every day.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one William and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Nice finds Greg , the 1910 V Nickel and 63 Tennessee plate was really cool. We always like your photos too. One of them looked like a Tucker photo. Thanks Greg , enjoyed watching 👍 Ward & Kim K.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much guys and that was a Tucker photo at the very end. ATB Greg

[@williamstewart1378]

i think the iron piece is a sickle bar. some nice saves

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@williamstewart1378]

@@FindingAmerica your welcome

[@DiggerAlton]

Still impressing me with that Manticore. It doesn't matter even if you think it's been hunted out. It's like having new permissions all over again... and you don't have to ask the owner... all over again 😊

[@FindingAmerica]

That is definitely a very appreciated benefit of using the Manticore. lol I get more and more impressed with it each time I am out. Thanks for watching this one Eric! ATB Greg

[@dougsnyder8963]

Some cool finds Greg. I also love finding tokens. Especially the old copper and brass ones. Thanks for another fun video. 👍

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks 👍 Doug and I do too.

[@trevor45140]

So fun to watch you recover that Mercury dime and BEAUTIFUL nickel. Nicely done, as always Greg! Really enjoy the channel.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Trevor and it was fun finding those two hidden coins. Always appreciate you watching and glad you enjoy it! ATB Greg

[@andreamassari9099]

Great finds this week, Greg. 😊 It goes without saying that I love when you find railroad spikes. 😄 That token was a beauty. I hope that Manticore keeps producing the finds for you.

[@FindingAmerica]

Glad you enjoyed this one Andrea and that you like seeing those RR spikes come up. The Manticore has been amazing so far and I can't wait get back out with it. :) ATB Greg

[@buddyhenson2559]

Great finds Greg. I really like the ‘63 license plate. Having been born in ‘65, an item from ‘63 never seemed too old, until I realized it was 61 years ago!! That’s significant, and I’m getting old! Great job, always enjoy your channel.

[@gregsabo6371]

The mystery find at 20:00 is from a sickle bar mower i think. The second mystery find I think is a connector for overhead utility lines. Love your channel, Greg!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with those Greg and I appreciate you watching the channel! Take care and ATB Greg

[@Dani-rx1sv]

the Manticore is definitely the Cadillac of detectors. Cool finds. I don't remember Tootsie cars from the sixties. Hot Wheels for sure, Tonka for sure, but not Tootsies I don't think.

[@FindingAmerica]

I definitely agree with you Dani. It's an incredible machine. Tootsie cars were actually made into the 1980's and the 60's were a strong decade for them until the Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars began to take over the market. Thanks for watching this one! ATB Greg

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Greg, such an awesome hunt. Loved the tootsie dragster, the union pin and the grocery token. 1941 silver dime, 1910 V nickel , the cadilac emblem and on and on. Such a great variety of relics found. Hi to Chris, miss seeing him.👍😀👏 The big iron piece is a farm hay sickle, they remind me of a cross. We have recovered several in our videos, but not one that long.

[@juliegriffin7609]

Awesome finds Greg! That V nickel was beautiful and congrats on your Merc! The civil war bullet was a nice find. 💖💯

[@MountainrunnerTn]

I go to school each week watching your Manticore adventures! Thanks once again Greg. Awesome video.

[@FindingAmerica]

Glad you like them and thanks so much for watching! ATB Greg

[@richardklapka5147]

Great show Greg! You hit key dates in my life. License plate 63, I was born. V Nicole, my grandpa Joe born (1910) then you said Ford Galaxy My 1st car was a Ford Galaxy 500 XL! Look that one up Greg! It had alot of rust, it looked sweet at night,lol. Black exterior/interior, crome colored fake inside. That was a sweet ride for a 16 year old! Rk

[@dault5320]

Wonderful episode with an amazing variety of finds!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks D and I love finding a nice variety of things when I'm out there. Glad you enjoyed this one! ATB Greg

[@stephenlovingood8836]

Great finds. Can't wait to see what you find next.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Steven and me too! :) ATB Greg

[@craziedigging4590]

Nice Couple of Hunts Greg. Looks like the Manticore is the real deal. Love the Button, Tootsie Toy Car, and Token. The Token for being aluminum came out really nice. Congrats on the 1910 V Nickle and Mercury Dime. Take Care Greg

[@r.anderson7168]

The second mystery find is a 4 gauge uninsulated wire splice sleeve

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Ron and I always appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@ChristopherEgan-lq1se]

Hello from NH, Greg! The mystery find is a tooth from a sickle-bar hay mower

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Christopher and I appreciate you watching up there in NH! Take care and ATB Greg

[@jeffroberts857]

Another in the long line of great videos and hunts. Love the V nickel and isn’t it amazing how many times great finds are found on the way back to the car. Till next week happy hunting!!!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Jeff and there have been so many great finds that I found on the way back to the vehicle just in this channel's episodes. It's funny that happens. ATB Greg

[@howardoller443]

Thank you for yet another interesting and entertaining video, Greg.

[@mikedestadio9895]

Awesome finds Greg

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Mike!

[@digginrelicsintn9952]

Awesome hunts Greg! Lots of nice finds. Neat toy dragster.

[@Metal-Detecting-NC]

That was a very productive couple of hunts. Very nice coins and relics. Great job!

[@riddlesrelics1278]

Man I love your videos. Always finding the good stuff. I'm like you I love anything railroad related. Happy hunting always brother

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much and glad you all are still out there watching. I give it my all each week out there. :) ATB Greg

[@Treasure-Charger]

Great finds this week, Greg! Sweet token! Congrats on the coins too! Good luck on your hunts!

[@garysandburg8199]

Thanks for making my day. The V nickel was the coolest find, C-U next week. Take Care

[@FindingAmerica]

Glad you enjoyed it Gary! I loved that V nickel too. ATB Greg

[@garysandburg8199]

You are welcome @@FindingAmerica

[@MD-NWWI]

Great job Greg! I really like those square tokens! I've only found a few so far. And yep the v nickels are also one of my favorite coins. I'm still trying to find a shield nickel. My area is not old enough to have many of them. Keep up the great work!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks and that was a very nice token and it was deep! I'm sure you will swing over a shield nickel soon. If you can get V nickels at your spots you definitely have a chance to get a shield since they made them up to 1883. Thanks as always for watching! ATB Greg

[@DugMcClure]

My mother worked for Cryovac for decades and our pantry was always filled with QC rejected turkey and other large bags (the Saran Wrap and sandwich bags of our day). Digging a CRYOVAC bag seal remains high on my bucket list. Congrats, Gregg!

[@timb.162]

Great finds Greg awesome video thanks for taking us along

[@EZDiggin]

That was a fine bit of Diggin Greg!!! That V nickel was in good shape

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Ezra and that was a sweet nickel!

[@petergevisser]

Incredible you’re channel is so informational

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Peter and very glad you enjoy watching! ATB Greg

[@adrientucker5949]

Hello Greg. I love your videos and the range of finds you share with us. I'm leaving this message as a technical suggestion. I usually need to turn my volume up all the way on my computer to hear your monologue at the beginning but when the music begins I rush to turn down the volume because it's about 30% louder than your monologue and then I turn up the volume again about 15% when video of metal detecting begins. I'm wondering if there's anything you can do on your end to create a more consistent volume throughout the video. I'll keep watching every week either way but this is a minor issue I thought you may want to hear about. I'm not sure if other viewers experience this the same as me. Keep doing your thing. Thank you!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Adrien and unfortunately it's nothing that's happening on my end. We've watched the episodes on all kinds of different devices and never have any problem with the volume while watching. Not sure what would be causing that. Thanks so much for letting me know and for watching my channel! ATB GReg

[@jaygordon9554]

The other mystery find I'm pretty sure is used to crimp two wires together, I think it's called a kerny.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Jay and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@vernonsmith2206]

Nice finds😃

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks a lot Vernon! ATB Greg

[@HERBIE-236]

24:12 Mystery item I believe is an electrical crimp for size #4 wire using die-p to crimp it. Funny thing is you found an IBEW pin in the beginning of this video!

[@FindingAmerica]

Haha That was interesting timing. Thank for the help with that one Herbie and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@ericanthony9058]

My dad is a farmer. Ur story finds is a guard on a cycle bar mower for the back of a tractor. The amish use a horse dawn cycle bar. 20:22

[@brian56]

The lead thing, I believe, is a piece of lead pipe sink trap with the brass drain plug. By the way, years ago ( more like decades ago!),I used to get pieces of coal that gave me a signal on my old Whites detector.

[@colincampbell7027]

With the small cylinder, it reminds me of a wire wound resistor found in old radios. Could be wrong but might give you an area to investigate. Good hunting.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Colin and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@alanatolstad4824]

Wow, that kool elevated train photo...how in the world?!---Those rivets & the accompanying photos were intriguing. ---Do any of your coin finds make it back into circulation because they're nothing special?---I'm hoping you love the newest VW commercial as much as I do.

[@FindingAmerica]

I do clean my clad every so often and cash them in. I actually haven't seen the VW commercial. Thanks as always for watching Alana. ATB Greg

[@stevenstrempke8883]

Great day! Always enjoy the history!

[@downhomedetectorjeffdowns1878]

Great stuff. Thank you!

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Jeff and I really appreciate you watching this one. ATB Greg

[@jaytetzloff2827]

Wow! Great V nickel! Those are usually smooth and barely distinguishable. The mystery find is likely a fence or gate finial.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Jay and I was very pleased with that one. It came out beautiful and I love the red toning. Thank for the help with that one and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@HighToneRanger]

Another great episode.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks and glad you enjoyed this one!

[@turdferg100]

Nice finds Greg. I need to pay closer attention to the graph. I finally got my first silver of 24. A WW2 era Areial gunners wings! As for your mystery find i found somthing that looks very similar hammered into a tree years ago. Never figured out what it was, now i know! Thanks for the video.

[@jameswarner6899]

Great finds Greg Im in the IBEW LU 508 Savannah Georgia

[@FindingAmerica]

Very cool! Glad you liked seeing that one come out of the ground. Appreciate you watching this one James!. ATB GReg

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Nice work Greg!!!!!!!!!!

[@scottcarson4570]

My first old coin..an 1891 V nickel...love em!

[@TheReal-HeeHaw]

Yes. It's from a sickle bar mower as i read in the comments. Found many myself. Enjoyed 👍

[@Fred-tr8zg]

Nicely done I enjoyed the video. 🇺🇸

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks as always Fred and glad you enjoyed it!

[@stephencurry599]

That's a tooth to an old sickle bar hay mower. The triangle shaped cutting teeth would have went back and forth thru those kind of like a set of hair trimmers. It would've had a point on it , must've broken and been replaced. Found them all the time as a kid playing in the fields around my house.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Stephen and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

Great job

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks Leo and I appreciate your comments! ATB Greg

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

I love finding buttons

[@FindingAmerica]

Me too!

[@marvinschabacker4207]

Its a guard from an old sycle mower.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Marvin and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@robertbrigham9928]

The mystery item is an old sickle blade holder, I find them quite often.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Robert and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@mathewwoods9111]

Sickle bar mower guide Greg

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Mathew and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@tacocin]

That V nickle is super nice! You got me thinking about that Manticore! Does that make you an enabler? LOL!

[@j.w.sayles674]

Hey Greg, You found a sickle guard off a farm hay mower.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one JW and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@brianttanner4997]

Nice snow king token and button and merc

[@FindingAmerica]

Thanks so much Briant!

[@danielshields6195]

Rutus Versa isn’t available in the US but it’s available on Ebay through Detecnicks. I paid $69 for shipping to Michigan but received in 5-7 days.

[@waltvogel1127]

I thought you're first v- nickel was a 1912-d, found at an army Baracks.

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, it was back when I was 12 in Arizona. It's a stunning coin!

[@jaydigshistory36]

Part of an old Hay Mowing device

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Jay and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@jaydigshistory36]

@@FindingAmerica learn a lot from your channel. Plus who doesn’t love an old train pic?

[@FindingAmerica]

Haha😂@@jaydigshistory36

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Nice finds! New sub here! Enjoyed the video!

[@FindingAmerica]

Awesome! Thank you so much for subscribing Patty and glad you enjoyed watching this one! ATB Greg

[@jimsteele5807]

the mystery piece is part of a sycle bar mower

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Jim and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@gregrainwater9658]

Looks like the legs or something to do with the fireplace or a potbelly Stone.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Greg and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@Philip-mw4qs]

A little guy could buy a lot of candy with that dime.(back in the day)

[@FindingAmerica]

That's for sure!

[@maxsands3861]

6:27 Nice, beautiful women without blue/pink/green hair and no tattoos, I love history! haha

[@FindingAmerica]

I hear ya Max!

[@TheWolfracer]

mystery find is part of a sickle bar mower

[@user-gp8wk5do4j]

Hey Greg, I like. The 1941 dime. The year of my birth.

[@aliasfred]

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW.

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, that is what it was. Thanks Greg

[@ChrissyEis]

I found one of those bands

[@aliasfred]

Sickle bar point broken.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@gasperg6052]

Tine spike for an international harvester for farming

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Gasper and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@ricksullivan5866]

Looks like a wood stove burner handle

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Heey friend! Cool finds, and very nice weather! Nice machine u got there ( we got equinox also :)) Like the way u edit video, and show your cool items! Big hello from metaldetecting couple from southern Europe, and also your new friends and followers!

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

Great V nickel 114 years old

[@FindingAmerica]

That was a very nice old V nickel. Glad you enjoyed seeing it come out of the ground Leo! Thanks for watching. ATB Greg

[@benwhite1803]

Guide for a sickle bar mower.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Ben and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@lesmobley6490]

We're you able to straighten the token out ?

[@FindingAmerica]

Yes, I was able to get it straightened out pretty well. Beautiful piece. Thanks so much for watching Les. ATB Greg

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

Think who lost it

[@jaygordon9554]

I think the mystery find may be a part of a wrought iron gate latch Greg, but I'm not sure.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Jay and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@ragerow]

How many V nickels have you found?

[@FindingAmerica]

I really couldn't say for sure but it's probably in the hundreds.

[@donaldmckinney6304]

can't here you very good sound is to low

[@FindingAmerica]

Sorry about that. I'm not sure why you would be having that problem. Appreciate you watching. ATB Greg

[@Notsureanymore441]

Do you have to talk for 15 minutes before showing us your find?

[@FindingAmerica]

The entire intro is less than 2 minutes long and yes, I do. If you don't want to hear about where I'm hunting or get any context to what you're watching, you can just bump through it.

[@johnpatton6470]

The mystery item is a copperweld reducing sleeve for Stranded Copper and Solid Copper Covered Steel (Copperweld) Conductor.

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one John and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg

[@johnpatton6470]

@@FindingAmerica Thank you for the great content Greg. My wife Lorie and I do a little metal detecting ourselves but there aren't many old sites in my town of Oakland, Maryland so we do the best we can. We both really enjoy your show. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, John.

[@FindingAmerica]

My pleasure John and I'm so glad you guys enjoy the show. Wish you two the best of luck your next time out and tell Lorie I said hello! ATB Greg@@johnpatton6470

[@johnpatton6470]

@@FindingAmerica Thank you again Greg. I will tell Lorie you said hello.

[@user-bk6po6vb6o]

This week mystery find looks like a Cole stove grate shaker

[@FindingAmerica]

Thank for the help with that one Danny and I appreciate you watching! Take care and ATB Greg