The great depression cache

[@meichelle2000]

I loveeee your excitement in this video!! It feels great just to watch you enjoy your little treasure! Thanks for sharing this lovely video!!

[@timebandit7874]

I thought you contained yourself pretty well. Don't listen to the idiots who want to criticize your video techniques and the words you used. Thought it was more exciting seeing your real emotions come out. Just like I was there with you. Thanks for sharing.

[@jcwdigger]

thanks man alot of mean ppl out there

[@brianjones4072]

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[@GoofBallGuru]

​@@jcwdiggeryeah my friend and the worst is family members. Anyway great find happy for ya. Been looking for a treasure for last couple of years and I stopped looking for it. Because apparently the country where I am from the law says gov will take everything and I'll get nothing so I stopped even though I know how the place will look even after all these years, I'm talking about +30 gold bars all from 1kg to 8kg each .

[@kellybowman538]

Your killing me! Now I have to go out and buy a detector. That was one of best videos I've seen. Thanks

[@michaellangley3417]

Man. I couldn't help but to get excited, when you started giggling.... It made me laugh myself, And I have been accused of being a grumpy ol' fart. Awesome find sir. Hopefully many more to come....

[@petedetects7012]

That makes me feel good to see someone find such a cool target. Congratulations bro.

[@jeffjohnson6402]

Awesome find !! Been hunting since 1998. Found lots of old coins. My fantasy is to make a find like you. I. Jealous !!! But happy as hell for you. Great video. 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@danachappell3861]

Cool find. That standing Lady Liberty is also called a Flying Eagle coin. :) (because of the eagle on the other side). Great find for you. Hope you get more out of them than a few bucks. Keep up the great work. :)

[@JonAlmada]

It was so nice to see you get that find and it was exciting to be along for the ride - Congratulations!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

realy enjoyed you finding that. thanks for sharing

[@steweyhuntscoinsandcards2942]

Superb find man!! One of the best video finds I've ever seen when it comes to a catch like that. Congrats!

[@aldenunion]

Cool find.So much burglary,I have found busted open safes,etc...Once I touched stupidly,and once home realized my prints were all over,so called the state police so I could not be mistook.lol.People may think you "Salted",but when you truly love the hobby,are happy as long as machine is on.I hit jackpot all the time and like you,found multi in one spot.Is so much out there to find.I learned to go in winter when brush is down,gain the virgin ground.Don't do the ballfield,but the little patch on sidehill driving down.lol..Other hunters want comfort.lol..Friend found a Frame of old womans change purse,material long rotted away(Liner remained).Inside seated everything and Gold pieces.lol..I have hit seated club,but no gold coins yet.lol..Glad you were able to video.I often am alone so wish while digging I recorded.Corn field next to hometowns ballpark,found a 1849 seated liberty half dime.About 8 inches down.Old buck who owns coin shop was right near me.lol..I took him on my jaunt,and he drove long way,was just saying to myself "Please lord,let Carl find something great."..lol..Sorry the long post,cheers!!!

[@THing4CSA]

Congrats on the finds! That is amazing! Your odd coins that I could see include British Half Pennies, and a coin from the Phillipines. One looks like it is from the Nederlands. Nice finds! ;-)

[@lukemicoletti]

I haven't the slightest idea how you remained calm hahah if that was me, I would have kept them off to the side, revealing one at a time like a guy who just bought 50 lottery tickets. Patiently awaiting the possible winner. In your case, they ALL seemed like winners. Congrats man you've totally opened my eyes to creek hunting. Not to mention now I have to dig every target 40 or higher!

[@colski222]

Subbed buddy and yeah what a great find, i have been at it a few month in the uk and found my first silver George 4th sixpence 1824 was probably buzzing just like you was what a find buddy nice 1.

[@nikkicole9964]

This is a wonderful cache :D I love that you thank God openly knowing that some people will blast you. I'm pretty sure God likes that about you too!

[@DudeStuff69]

Nice man! That quarter is either a bowl strike error or a quarter struck on a half dollar planchette...it worth some cash!

[@mikedalto364]

thats an awesome find man... but i can say that some of these coins date back to the depression and before the depression. but these coins were cached after the depression since you have some coins from the 1940's and the great depression ended in 1939.... still awesome depression era find i wish i found it

[@HITEKSTRANGER]

Another great find that would still be hidden otherwise. Nice work! Gives hope that many more stashes were socked away and got lost or forgotten , to all us other people that are starting a new hobby this summer! Giddeeeup!!

[@craftbunny]

Wow!!!!I just came across this video,and i must say, WOW!!!This is an amazing dream come true.I wonder if this was buried somewhere above in the bank and somehow got washed out.I have to say you held together pretty well and did a great job filming,cause i probably would have fainted if i ever found something like that.Congratulations.You should do another video of the coins all cleaned up.

[@timothyfoleyjr2796]

I bet this was some kids''treasure chest ''and he hid by the rotting tree. He went off to war and never came back.

[@jimchumley6568]

timothy foleyjr I think it was stashed by a troll or gremlin.

[@kicktotheliver]

You’re probably right

[@RustyHaloMetalDetecting]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! IT IS MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE! Im showing my kids right now

[@LyudmilaRGVK]

That is so wild! Just think if you weren't digging all signals it would still be there.Way to go!

[@Afrikitty]

It looks like an old savings box. My grand-parents taught us how to save like that. We would drop all our coins into that box and when it was full, it would be taken to the bank, counted out and entered into your banking book. Just a thought....

[@commissarpistols606]

The Franklin half puts the cache well past the great depression. Awesome find though!

[@ErlefromVa]

Very special cache for sure! The box is unique in it's own, to be filled with coins was definitely rare find indeed! Thanks for sharing...

[@brianbarnes3645]

Cool video ! just a helpful hint do some research on the 1943 American steel penny and the 1943 bronze penny .

[@planb2222]

Great find digger! Thanks for sharing.

[@frankleescarlet8881]

I have just inherited a box of penny rolls that haven't seen the light of day since 1925-1959. There are many yet to be inventoried and catalogued-for there are are many that I need help with in order to show how favorable of a find I've made and that a choice nudge towards the Redbook as to see just how well preserved my initial thrust is..

[@twobucketsprospecting7350]

Very cool dude. What a great find. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@SkiSearcher]

goodnight !!!!!! well first off i couldn’t stop watching idc if the camera was shaky or not focusing because that was a find of a lifetime and i felt like i was right there with you brother ! so many awesome coins in that cache and the two trimes and the one you found in the water at the end 😱 . i highly enjoyed this thanks for the adventure 💥👍🇺🇸🦅🏴‍☠️subbed subbed subbed !

[@jcwdigger]

Thanks

[@xxoozzcici13]

Incredible find! a lot on the old bucket list. I subbed to your channel. Keep the vids coming.

[@FloridaKeysPirate]

Great find man ! Hope you cleaned up the container and display it with the coins back inside. That's how I'd have to do it. Nice !

[@cdraaven]

thank god you found my coins my kids would have gone hungry :( thats why it was a great depression ... just kidding bud way to go i love your reaction and how you appreciated your finds :) Karma payed you for something you did no matter how small it led you to this :) remember the feeling :) congrads hope to see more fortune find its way into your hands :)

[@ullchoirs9161]

The small silver with the head on it is likely a French 1/4 franc from the 1830s/40s. Look up the diameter of those coins and measure the one you found to know for sure.

[@shaunbriggs77]

Wow what an awesome find jcw. I could feel your excitement, it's finds like that we all dream of. Congrats and HH

[@WildDigger]

That is a awesome Cache!!! And a real one not a faked one like you see a bunch on here. I hope you enter this into Garrett's find of the month!! Congrats!

[@HuntNdig]

Nice bucket list find! The cache is at the top of my list!

[@dawncanbegrumpyinthemornin1408]

What a great cache! You scored wonderfully 👍👍

[@LiterallyGod]

Something so weird to me about the urge to scream out in joy when finding treasure. As much I’d like to think I wouldn’t draw attention to myself it seems like it would prob just happen naturally. Good vid

[@Stubbleduck43]

The quarter that looks hammered, I remember as a kid, this old guy would get a nickle and hold it vertical and hit it with a spoon all the way around hundreds of times. It looked like the quarter when he was done.

[@PlasteredDragon]

Franklin halves didn't start until 1948, so the cache must have been hidden in '48 or later, that's about 10 years after the depression ended. But it is a great cache of coins! Congratulations on such a terrific find. That's a once-in-a-lifetime find, good for you!

[@judyhobday5334]

really nice, enjoyed going along with you on the video. Thank you for sharing.

[@josephobrien9008]

Can't really be described as a Great Depression cache considering there is a Franklin Half among the contents. But STILL, HOLY CRAP! Awesome find.

[@SamuelIsaac-uu3vr]

Now that is how you make an entertaining video great job my friend and happy digging if your ever in N.W. Arkansas look me up and let's find more treasure.

[@tozurc]

You are so Lucky I've never found something like it! Nice finds!

[@Yodumeee]

You and 99.9% of detectorists

[@heavymetalnut1965]

very cool cache Chris! congrats

[@charlestravis9798]

Could the broken-in-half coin be half of a Spanish Reale? If you are in the Maryland/Virginia area it could quite possibly be just that as loads of them are found all the time there.

[@veritasfiles]

The fact that you found a Franklin Half means that you didn't find a great depression cache. You just found someone in the 40s or 50s who kept some of their old coins. Great find though.

[@kardro1]

Wow! I'm happy for you. Perhaps the black is from the wildfire.

[@jasonmock9434]

What a crazy find!!! Congrats brother!

[@hardensjames]

ive done metal detecting before ive never found verey many good coins but ive found diamond rings but thats 1 out of every 100 digs mostly old bottle caps and nuts and bolts lol but i dont have the top of line detector either im just in it for fun good luck and make more videos even if you dont find anything its still fun to watch.

[@jamessalyers9952]

Awesome find, congratulations

[@Afrikitty]

It looks like an old savings box. My grand-parents taught us how to save like that -- we would drop all our coins into the box and when it was full, it would be taken to the bank, counted out and entered into our bank savings book. Just a thought....

[@frankiecowsert9364]

awesome......I'd like to think some old man had this stash and hid it years ago so some lucky guy could find them....and you did....great.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL. Your omg's were hilarious. Great find and great video. Congrats and God bless.

[@tozurc]

I do metal detect as well, but I have never found something like it, nice coin bro!

[@CasiodorusRex]

That treasure belongs to Chester Copperpot.

[@jimchumley6568]

Joe Schmoe Did you bring your inhaler Samwise Gamshie?

[@denniskopp3281]

The one Quater that looked weird around the edges ,someone was trying to make a ring out of it , also the two with holes in them, I know a gentleman that used to do that and that is how he would start the process to make a ring.

[@commonconservative7551]

electrolysis ,i think is the cause of holes and oddities...maybe it even causes them to look worn from rubbing

[@lewisyost6212]

what year were the wheat pennies reason I ask is 1943 pennies were made of steel however some were made out of copper and if one is in the cache it may be worth millions

[@05222007MER]

Awesome find! Congrats!

[@NuManXplore]

Great find, happy for you! I was thinking it was a bit sad for the poor person who saved all that money back then, and then lost it or had it stolen. Anyway, like they say "finders keepers"!

[@seancoyote]

It wouldn't be a Great Depression cache because of the 1940's coins, still a very cool find.

[@lisacolbert5987]

I was thinking the same thing. Still a very cool find .

[@terrestrialtreasurehunter2669]

Wow. such an amazing find i had to watch it twice! subbed👍

[@amandaroberts3869]

What an amazing find! I hope to be that lucky! I just started metal detecting.

[@jcwdigger]

Amanda Roberts good luck i have lots of good tips on some of my other videos

[@amandaroberts3869]

jcwdigger Think I'll have any luck in Ohio? And I might have to upgrade my equipment, I have a bounty hunter quick draw 2. I want a Garrett.

[@jcwdigger]

Amanda Roberts well it all depends on were u are in Ohio need to look on some old maps find some older houses theres lots of ways to find old places

[@amandaroberts3869]

jcwdigger Youngstown, Ohio. I found an antique 14k gold necklace under my attic floor boards in my house built in 1906. I haven't detected the yard yet, but I will. There is also a gigantic patch of woods with a creek in my back yard.

[@amandaroberts3869]

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[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

Very nice. Have any background on the site, like was there a home next to the creek or did you just happen upon it detecting the creek? Is it a creek in a residential area or a farm?

[@jamesstockbauer2119]

I think this case is later than the Great Depression. They did not start minting Franklin half dollars until 1948.

[@silverbuyer]

Very cool find! Congrats!

[@AzarroFineArts]

damm, more fun than winning from a Casino!

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Enjoyed the video thumbs up

[@johns4584]

Cool finds, maybe find of a lifetime!

[@codyeasom8469]

It appears to be someones coin collection, .......YOURS great job bro. Make sure the quarter isnt some coin damaged at the mint. If it is it could be worth a lot of cash

[@gemmint77]

Cool find. Thanks for sharing

[@waxore1142]

goes to get phone. comes back and cash is gone...

[@Kamelhaj]

LOL - I thought the same thing.

[@tara1131975]

Very nice find, congrats.

[@janwarriner5037]

I call that a Treasure Chest! Great find!

[@martinkestenus5093]

The coin at 18:14, did you ever find out what it was? it is actually a danish coin, zinc 5 or 2 øre (hard to tell from the back) minted between 1948-1972 with the monogram FR (Frederik Rex) our King Fredrik the 9th, King of Denmark from 1947-1972. wierd seen you find that coin way over there :) try googleing "5 øre 1950"

[@tia4758]

Nice find for a great kid.

[@stringfrenzy]

Very nice job...congrats!

[@gris186]

18:08 That's a Danish coin! It's quite big so it might be a 2 øre coin but there should be a number on the other side 1, 2, 5 or 10. 1 øre is 6 cents and the coin a fairly common but not in use anymore as the lowest currency is 50 øre. But that's really weird for it to show up in Murrica

[@l.gambino9441]

I would be super excited to find something like this (as I'm sure anyone else would be) who cares what choice of words he used smh... anyways That's amazing find and I look forward to seeing more of your videos 😉

[@northwoodsdiscovery6962]

+LvlyLynn Gambino God cares.

[@gregkral4467]

awesome find dude! Good on ya!

[@darylmorse7337]

You sure Luke to drag out your video. I couldn't watch it all because you took your sweet time

[@RossTheRealtor]

So, how is this a depression cache if there are coins there from the 1940's?

[@heartlandranchtv4943]

RossTheRealtor Exactly! It's a WWII-era cache.

[@jimchumley6568]

HeartlandRanchTV Its a cash cache!

[@markvining9850]

And the 40's coins are worn......meaning 1950+

[@samfriedman9199]

Wow! I dream of finding something like that! AWESOME FIND

[@macplastering]

thats brilliant mate a pure dream find 😀

[@squatchthumper7537]

Nice find! Congrats

[@jpmcglynn]

AMAZING! Find of a lifetime! Well Done!

[@SirBruceDetects]

Grats on the super find.. that was way cool... I subscribed you back... GL & HH

[@tinker6670]

Go to half Price books and get ya an old coin book to identify your coins like the V- nickel some dates of some coins can be quite valuable even if the condition is cruddy 1912-s V nickel for example is over $100 in cruddy condition liked the show thanks

[@diegobrown19]

Congrats on the great finds! I went metal detecting just earlier today and found my first two silver items ever! I've only been doing it a few weeks, and I found about $4.50 in quarters (clad), 21 pennies (one wheat that I scratched with my shovel), $1.40 in dimes (clad), one men's silver nugget ring and a very thin silver child's bracelet. I just cant describe the awesome feeling of finding something other than aluminum cans, pull-tabs and beat up Lincoln memorials . By the way do you ever pan that creek for gold? Happy hunting!

[@thomaswarren9703]

Your 1944 silver quarter was a misprint that's why the letters and numbers are stretched not smashed(that's what a hammer would do). Could be worth a lot to a collector.

[@steveallen984]

Yeah I think it's a mint error also. It appears to be struck without the collar so the outer rim blew outwards. We don't find them much today because people pick them out of change but back then they didn't care so much about a deformed coin. Money was money and back in 1950 it was only .50 cents for a gallon of milk and .09 cents for a 1 lb loaf of bread. So that 1 quarter was equalled to 6 or 7 quarters in buying power so they weren't worried about keeping a funny looking coin that's struck funny. Just as long as it was a real quarter and not counterfeit was all they worried about. Today that's a $100- $200 mint error coins and even more for an old silver error. Actually it might be a quarter that was struck in a nickel hub which smashed the outer perimeter of the larger quarter making it worth even more

[@sheilaagan1222]

My first thought is that the container is an old pneumatic tube.

[@couar351]

Did you double check the spot where you found it? More than likely some of the coins have fallen out when the container broke hitting the rocks. Amazing how it wasn't disturbed much after all these years. Probably an isolated part of the river where few people venture into

[@tonyv1505]

Great find it has historical value congrats

[@grandprix1phil]

What an amazing find. Congratulations....Someday we all hope we find a hoard like this. Why do these people call out some guy making a gesture to his god? The dude is free to say whatever he wants period.

[@donfulton5765]

Awesome find! What was your setting on the AT Pro? Always like to know that stuff and maybe someone else that watched does also. :)

[@cynthiafranco4313]

u r a lucky man to find all the coins

[@levitadetectorismo]

Nice vídeo..👏👏👏

[@numisaccent6723]

The cache had to have been lost around the 40s

[@PamelaHegedusLadyDiggerinPa]

GREAT find!.! Love it