METAL DETECTING AUSTRALIA | UNREAL Coin and CREEPY Critters

[@thesurfingprospector6345]

Just amazing what’s left in the gold fields ay Nice coin Andrew Cheers 🍻 CrouchOz

[@MrPaulie1456]

G'day Andrew, Another great hunt mate well done!

[@JosipKolenik]

Thanks for sharing another great adventure Professor CBK. Some great finds this time out in the bush, especially the East India Co silver coin. Keep up the great work and see you on the next one. Cheers mate 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🤜🤛

[@leeclyma]

Ripper finds Andrew!! Love the 1/4 Rupee silver!! Amazing!! 😍

[@mdmelbourne6076]

Well done Andrew Edenbourgh 😂those dragonflies remind me of nature’s Drones 😂😂 Love that silver coin mate great find, have a great weekend 👍

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Jim. Dragonflies are brilliant. Love them. Very happy with the coin. Thanks mate. You too 😁👍

[@Working925detecting]

BINGO! That 1/4 rupee is cool as. Quick research shows that it's a Bombay mint (according to the shape of the 4). Another cool fact is its 91.7% silver. Nice bit of fancy on the buckle 👌 I was one of those who cleared the 👃 for the big wild silver sniff and missed out haha. Thanks for the entertainment 👍

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Darren. Thanks for those cool facts. Was great to find it. Was so enamoured buy the coin I forgot but you can certainly see the moment I remembered. Thanks for watching mate. Good to catch up 😁👍

[@verityphipps5846]

Love that East India Company coin. What an amazing unique find, a true treasure! 🎉

[@ronsrelicsandcoins]

Wow isn't that little silver a Bonza of a find I've never one of those before Great Hunt Andrew Stay safe Happy hunting 😊

[@thegoldrushguy]

I thought that was a Canadian 5c before you turned it over. Great find

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Guy. I didn’t know what I had but knew it was different. Very happy with it 😁👍

[@brucev4257]

Great coin find 🥈

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Thanks Bruce. It was😁👍

[@dannelson4587]

Oh my. I’d be there a long time! I love pottery and would have to pick it up 🤣🤣. Love your videos. Stay safe and Happy hunting.

[@DetectingOz]

Another great hunt Andrew with some cool items coming up.Some years ago on a historic site I dug a large silver coin which turned out to be an East India Company 1 Rupee also dated 1840.Congrats on your 1/4 Rupee,so there must have been a few of those around in the old days.Great video again.Cheers mate.

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Gary. I have found East India Company 1. Cents before but they were copper. Darren, working 925 has given more info on the coin. Very happy with it. Thanks for watching. Take care mate 😁👍

[@terryosz8458]

that coin was awesome great day hunting bingo card missing a harmonica reed stay safe mate and God Bless

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Terry. Was a good day. Very happy with how it turned out. The reed may have been on the card, we just didn’t find one 🤣🤣. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍

[@jeffholmes1362]

Well done Andrew, amazing piece of history recovery with that East India Company coin. Stunning find.

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Jeff. Was very happy with it. Confused me at the start but a great find 😁👍

[@robertocolangelo3627]

Hi Andrew , good to see you back in aust, but really enjoyed watching your trip to england , and some great finds , well done

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Roberto. Glad you have been enjoying all the videos. Good to be back home though. Thanks for watching mate 🦘🦘😁👍

[@NeilWilliams-b6q]

Great video really is a different world where you are great coin and a wild bush land happy days 👍🛵

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Neil. Thanks for watching mate. Glad you enjoyed the show 😁👍

[@martaminder2716]

Nice finds and the 1/4 Rupee is a treat. People may wonder why you wear snake gaiter, that scorpion would be one reason. Nothing like walking around critters that will bite you. Thanks for the video.

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Marta. Very happy with the coin. We have seen a snake in our yard this year already. Gaiters are a nice bit of protection. Yes everything does seem to be out to get us🤣🤣. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍

[@laviniawoollard2223]

Love watching your videos. Thx CBK..

[@10TargetsDetecting]

Another great video. Love that you still have firsts even after all your years of detecting. That’s one of the best things about this hobby of ours. You never know what you’re going to find. An 1840 1/4 Rupee… bet you didn’t wake up thinking I could find one of them today! Also… wish I knew how to do the computery stuff like Viv… adding an image of a coin like that. Very talented 🤩👍 Catch you next time legend! 🦟 🐜 🌸

[@adzoutnabout888]

That Rupee is only second best to a Sovereign I reckon. Well done mate 👌 Took my young bloke out for a swing this arvo, he had fun, and I would of settled for either that buckle or broach 😎🇦🇺

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Adz. Very happy with the coin. Great that you were out with your son in the great outdoors and having fun. Well done 😁👍

[@danielflinn3571]

Thanks for sharing good day out

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Thanks Daniel for watching 😁👍

[@Chris-vt5zb]

Thank you, mother, for the rabbits 😂😂😂 sensational coin thanks Andrew

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Chris. Very happy with the coin. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍

[@adriandawson9414]

That quarter rupee is an absolute ripper! ❤

[@buckshotprospector]

oh you dont know they could be diamonds andrew :) damn Ive never seen one of those spiders looks like the spawn of satan. What the hell is that coin doing there great find. Awesome finds this week Andrew great video good sir

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Gadzee. They could be 🤣. Interesting critters out there you see when you slow down. Very happy with the coin. Glad you enjoyed the show. Take care mate 😁👍

[@Speedydig]

Super Andrew !!

[@juliequinlan7072]

Awesome finds Andrew!

[@gabivalla6279]

An amazing coin to have found, Mr Coffee Bush Kid! We'd wondered if any of the regiments that left the coastal defences parties, at Westernport Bay, Swan River, and Melville Island, the 57th Reg of Foot & 3rd West Sussex Whatsits, who left 1828-9 to join the Madras Private Company, may have then been returning this way a decade later? What's the period of military service that allows leave and settlement of their choice, I'd wonder? Ships were HMSes Isabella I & II, & HMSes Dragon and Fly! (HMS Fly was broken up in Madras in 1845). Nicely coincides with your reception to the Order of Odonata, what a buzz! We make a bad transformer buzzing noise when one hovers over the lawn, they circle us to inspect what's the buzzes are about. Outside our door was a very large Rufous Net-Casting Spider, doing it's best to look like a giant stick insect! Excellent viewing, and while the bingo card items aren't always a given, we knew a Hyams with the specific London Jewish apparel trades family background, we revel in the thrill of the bouquet-listers, could easily be a Kashmiri silver quarter rupee! We're fond of our overprinted "CEF" Chinese Expeditionary Forces Indian stamps with the old Queen Victoria portrait, but nicest an 8 rupee young Vicky mint revenue stamp, but you can't metal detect those, although buried ginger and glass jars with stashes of coins and paper currency items have been found. I may dream on. Happy swinging!

[@waynearmstrong5233]

Everything about the Scorpion says" Don't mess with me" There were plenty on the farm where I lived as a kid, the smaller variety, you couldn't move anything without coming across them, but not once was I stung, and my current location seems to have a pretty good share of them too. Didn't appreciate finding one under my shoe one morning, swept it outside where it belonged, surprised it was still alive, being so close to something that's been on my feet, I'm pretty sure a few of my socks have crawled away to die somewhere, poor things! They didn't put a lot of effort into naming that spider did they, What do Joe, you reckon, red and black or black and red?.. Ah! Stuff it! Toss a coin ands let's get to the pub. Oh! Loki you! You found a robe and rivet, you must have been sooo um, ah! Nup! Can't find the appropriate words. But I'm sure you had a few that you wisely kept to yourself. I think it must have been the surprise origin of the Rupee that pushed the required silver sniff from your thoughts, and mine! Mmm! Spicy! It had a bit of a ying and yang look to it too. Cheers Andrew Cheers Viv! Take care, Hooroo!

[@Goldfox23]

Andrew another great video mate some top finds well done

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Patrick. Glad you enjoyed the show mate 😁👍

[@Digging_Kangaroo]

G’day Andrew good to see you made it safely back to Aus :) sorry I’m a bit slack on my comments lately, those woods look familiar i have done…maybe 2 trips around that area, the rupee was a brilliant find I didn’t know they came in silver, I’ve only ever found brass in foreign coins 👍🏼

[@getdownanddirtyprospecting]

Great day out Andrew detecting shame that silver was a bit damaged on one side

[@69woof]

Thats a red and black spider

[@i_dig_it_melbourne]

3 Square file... got it! 😊 Real diamonds or not that broach thingy is real pretty CBK.

[@Roberto.Giuseppe]

Great hunt CBK!

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

@@Roberto.Giuseppe thanks Roberto 😁👍

[@antonharefield8341]

Dangerous Oz critters? Try taking on a manic Bedlington Terrier as it keeps dropping its ball in your sand scoop hole on the beach in England. You guys have no idea about the real dangers we face over here! Great video by the way, cheers

[@dannelson4587]

21:07 ❤

[@Famo59]

Yes.. Australia has every thing that wants to BIT YOU SCRATCH YOU AND EAT YOU.. and best of all..STING YOU… Just Imagine what the poor Gold prospectors had to put up with sleeping on the ground in the gold rush days… They definitely were tough young buggers.. Cheers Famo59🍻⛏️

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Gday Tony. We certainly do have them all. I suppose we have softened over time and yes they certainly did it hard. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

In current usage, it refers to a file with teeth of a grade slightly finer than coarse, making it ideal for tasks that require a cut between coarse and second cut. Despite the seemingly unusual name, the word “bastard” here actually signifies its irregularity in the file classification, not its derogatory connotation.

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

First one to find a scorpion is a bloody Roo.

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

Thank you, mother for the rabbits?

[@jeffholmes1362]

Hi Andrew, can I ask about the orange lead, is it a protective cover?

[@TheCoffeeBushKid]

Yes Jeff it is of sorts but it is also bling😁👍

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

So it is and it ain’t, a bastard.

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

Where do I get my detector bingo card?

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

I thought that was a bastard file.

[@Metal-Detecting-Texas]

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