I was SHOCKED to find SILVER,COPPERS, and MORE

Great day metal detecting the woods of NH!
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[@DiggingTimesPast]

The bottle is a crown top soda bottle from the first half of the 1900s. Based off the air bubbles in the base, it’s probably on the older side. Ginger Ale was Lloyd’s biggest seller.

[@user-en7sv9hd7l]

I have found a couple of coins from 1785 & 1803. It's just amazing to have found some that old without a metal detector.😊

[@Dirty-digs]

@@user-en7sv9hd7l you found them without a metal detector? Nice! How did you find them?

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

Great pile of finds! Silver thimble was awesome, cut copper and the KG3 awesome too, but that silver washed shoe buckle was incredible! Another awesome video and awesome find for Matt with the Hibernia!

[@Dirty-digs]

@@masonmercmetaldetecting thanks Jim! Yeah that shoe buckle was definitely my favorite find of the day lol. It's been years since I found a shoe buckle with any silver on it

[@jaydigshistory36]

Agreeing on the thimble find! Top Notch! Nice buttons too! But the Shoe Buckle for me takes the cake!

[@Dirty-digs]

@@jaydigshistory36 I agree, I almost never find any shoe buckles that are silver or even have applied silver anywhere! Definitely one of my favorites

[@stevenstark9017]

Wow. What an amazing hunt you guys had. I really like those cool relics, buttons, ax blades and awesome looking shoe buckle and also those cool coppers.

[@Dirty-digs]

@@stevenstark9017 thanks! Yeah it was a really fun hunt and we saved some great relics in the process

[@christophermichaud7187]

That was a productive day! The shoe buckle..... OMG! One of my favorite things to find

[@Dirty-digs]

@@christophermichaud7187 yeah it really was a great day 🙂. And yes that shoe buckle is amazing lol. Although I wish it was silver all the way through instead of just applied silver to the front lol. But beggars can't be choosers 😆

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

Boom let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵

[@user-en7sv9hd7l]

Love everything you find. This is what they should have taught us in history class.

[@Dirty-digs]

@@user-en7sv9hd7l thanks! Lol that would be great! I would've paid attention every day if they taught us this 😆

[@mysticmimaw]

Interesting finds! Thanks and good luck in the future 😊

[@Dirty-digs]

@@mysticmimaw thanks for watching, much appreciated

[@rcroteau]

Nice finds!! Good day digging

[@Dirty-digs]

@@rcroteau thanks, and yeah that was really fun hunt

[@rockscousteau]

Hat's off to you. Great Hunt. And you are honest with views. You have a real channel. Subbed

[@rockscousteau]

Work hard dude. You can do this. You can make money here

[@Dirty-digs]

Thanks! I just started this channel about two months ago, it's moving along nicely though. Just trying to learn all the editing stuff as I go.

[@Dirty-digs]

Lol I'm just trying my best to put out good content.I'm not focused on the money lol, If it happens great, if not then no biggie

[@rockscousteau]

@@Dirty-digs All the people are doing that are buying views. They are inflating their numbers to look more attractive to VIEWERS. Lets say you put on a dump digging video tomorrow. It gets 400 views after 5 days. Old Brandon down in Alabama will buy 20,000 plus views on his dump digging upload to look more attractive to viewers than YOU. If you were scrolling through uploads. What would you click on. A video with 400 views. Or one with 40,000. You are getting cheated dude. 100%

[@stanwooddave9758]

@ 20:21 of the video, in my humble opinion it's either a top to a drinking Whiskey / Rum (what ever floats your boat) Pocket FLASK. The "grippey end is called a Knurled end," Knurling comes in all different roughness. You may be more familiar with Knurling on some ratchet wrenches.

[@Dirty-digs]

@@stanwooddave9758 you are so right! That makes perfect sense!

[@stanwooddave9758]

@@Dirty-digs As to age of item Top of a Flask, because you didn't find a "rubber-gasket," it dates it to before rubber was widely used as gasket material. Odds are it had a cork gasket, that simply dissolved / rotted away. Pre-1900's.

[@HelvegenHeilungValhalla]

You are very much nice person

[@Dirty-digs]

@@HelvegenHeilungValhalla thanks! I appreciate you!

[@HelvegenHeilungValhalla]

@@Dirty-digs you are very much welcome

[@tomj4506]

New sub ! That 1st buckle was pissah ! BTW Mason N.H. here. LFOD !

[@Dirty-digs]

@@tomj4506 thanks! Oh I love that area! I was digging down there a few months back with a good friend of mine

[@susanamorijon3258]

Nice watching now ❤

[@Dirty-digs]

@@susanamorijon3258 thanks for watching, hope you enjoy it

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Awesome hunt and finds!❤

[@Dirty-digs]

@@cynthiaswearingen1037 thank you! Yeah it was definitely a fun day out in the woods

[@johnsonfamilyadventures692]

Nice hunt my Gentlemen 🎉🎉 New subs to your channel 👍 Keep swinging 👌👍👏🇺🇸

[@Dirty-digs]

@@johnsonfamilyadventures692 I appreciate the support! And thanks, that was a really fun day filled with a bunch of neat stuff

[@silver-assassin508]

Awesome hunt man! All kinds of goodies bro💯

[@Dirty-digs]

@@silver-assassin508 thanks bud! that was a rare day of cellar hole hopping where there was decent targets left for us at each spot we hit

[@malcolmscoins7581]

Nice

[@Dirty-digs]

@@malcolmscoins7581 thanks for the support, I really appreciate it

[@NickBEADG]

I live in NH and got a detector years ago. I haven't gone once because IDK where I'm allowed to go, where I can detect in private away from people lol

[@Dirty-digs]

@@NickBEADG look up your local laws regarding metal detecting, each town can have different ordinances. The best way is to start in your own yard and learn what the machine is telling you, dig everything and practice digging neat and perfect plugs. Once you have all the important basics down, then branch out to family member or friends or try asking homeowners in the area that have older homes if you can detect their property etc.

[@NickBEADG]

​@@Dirty-digs I live in an apartment in Londonderry so I can't do any digging here😂 kinda congested area but I'll look into it more and see what's in the area. I thought about venturing outwards from the rail trails but I know effectually it turns into private lands.

[@Dirty-digs]

Send me a message on Facebook and I'll try and help you out some more. I live pretty close by to where you are now. facebook.com/DirtyDigsDetecting?mibextid=ZbWKwL

[@jlsteelcrafts8378]

Good hunt

[@Dirty-digs]

@@jlsteelcrafts8378 thanks! It was definitely a fun day for sure

[@keithrayeski6417]

Are you in southern central NH? Another channel I watch is Not Thursday….doing essentially what you are. That one you can contribute in the comments about how and where.

[@Dirty-digs]

@@keithrayeski6417 yes , I'm based out of South Central NH. But I drive as far as the coast and about 2 hours north, and also go into Massachusetts often as well. And yes not Thursday and stealth diggers are great channels. Love those guys

[@keithrayeski6417]

@@Dirty-digs I’m enjoying your channel. I’ve often speculated about remote undetected areas along the Connecticut River, on both sides. There was a lot of activity in and along there from the first settlers (old fort at #4), through the F&I and of course, rev war. Keep up the great content!! Oh, I’m over in Milton…

[@Dirty-digs]

@@keithrayeski6417 thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying it so far. It'll just keep getting better little by little as I learn more about editing etc. that area along the CT river intrigues me a lot, I haven't made my way up there yet though.