Metal Detecting The Footprint Of The George Washington Bridge

The New York City Metal Detecting Crew travels to Fort Washington Park in Manhattan to swing their Minelab Equinoxes and pull some silver. This park has military history and houses the oldest lighthouse in New York City. It can be seen at the beginning of this video. This park has one of the best views in Manhattan. We were directly under the George Washington Bridge.
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[@davidg813]

You could use a refresher course in camera pointing 101

[@scottnyc6572]

Wow,that was such a wise move you did there..When you first began detecting and getting all the readings you went with the pin-pointer as a surface detector,that’s a first as far as approaches.That black fertile soil my goodness!!

[@gregoryerway8551]

WEBELOS. WE BE LOyal Scouts is what it stands for. Ranks are, from youngest to oldest, Lions, Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos, and now Webelos 2s are called Arrow of Lighters. This is a neckerchief slide for the last two years/rank of Cub Scouts.

[@davidl2438]

Merrill, I love your videos especially when you unlock taco bell, haagen dazs, or sushi. You selected a great location. I did not know there was an old lighthouse under the George Washington Bridge. Good job. Very interesting.

[@snarky_user]

I think when he asked "is that a corn," he was asking about the design on the clasp. It looks a bit like an ear of corn with blue husks.

[@myview1875]

Only ever saw one ring spill on low water when my brother found a ladies wedding ring, engagement ring and eternity ring all within a foot of each other. 😛.

[@nicolaaskrugell799]

hi guys ,this is kobus from SA witbank ,thanx for😢 your clips its always amasing watshing u guys , i will be soon joining up ,all the best

[@bendjohans3863]

yay the ambassador is back :P good to see you

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you for another fun vid, hope you have a good day !!

[@anncece7767]

don't people throw coins off of bridges?

[@cathycarvalho5326]

Happy Birthday, Carlos! :)

[@adventureswithjeff6937]

I was using the 15" in trash yesterday, tough to get a repeating signal.

[@daveparnell3886]

Awesome webelos neckercheif slide!!!

[@williamalvey632]

What a brilliant and fun video really enjoyed what a wonderful site to detect on keep the videos coming 👍

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Thank you so much!

[@allennagel3486]

Hi Merrill, great video, slow and low with the 15 inch coil. But I'd like to know what your recovery speed and sensitivity levels were. Thanks, Al

[@brandonrothwell1570]

Yay another video thank you

[@larrygriffith2051]

Merrill get a backpack and put ur coils and ur backup tools

[@chadelliot2021]

Great persistence Brother!! Ps. I feel like the “H.O.G” got off to a decent start, but waned a bit towards the end. Lol. It literally looked like you dug some of your holes with hand grenades in the last hour 😯😯😯. Bahahaha. Anyways, it’s a great video and shows guy’s that sometimes it can take a few hours to fight through the fill, and find the good stuff. Cheers. Thanks for sharing. And Happy Birthday Carlos

[@jimmyd4153]

Currently I live in South Fl. Been here for 25 years. During the late eighties I purchased a Mine Labs detector. I have no idea what the model was as it was so long ago. I do recall the unit looking like it was a cheap. A white black and red small plastic box connected to the handle. Being it came very highly recommended by the owner of the store I bought the unit from which was outside of Poughkeepsie on route 55. I was an inexperienced detectorist but was very motivated as I lived in an area where there was so many places to find great targets. I was living in Ellenville Ny at the time right in the middle of where all the hotels were that were no longer in business. One of the first places I went was right off grounds of the Nevele Hotel. The Nevele hotel was a perfect place to detect. I was a former employee there and knew the owners would not mind if I used my detector on their property. I did have a cylinder shaped scoop that you twist into the ground over a potential target and pull out a perfect scoop of dirt to find your target. This was the way to dig without damaging the landscape. That day I was there I was using my detector on what was known as the Arrow head lodge which was one of the first buildings to be built on the property. There was a huge lawn or I’ll call it a field as it was huge but well maintained. I must have been the first one to use a metal detector there because I found all kinds of old and new coins from the early 1920s to the 1980s! One of the coins was a 1929 silver dollar! I found that coin under about 8 inches of soil. I had my friend Russell S. Who saw me detecting and came walking over. He was not there more then two minutes when I had the strong signal. He could not believe when I dug it up and we saw that shiny silver dollar in the ground! I must have found over thirty dollars in change on that field outside the Arrow head lounge that afternoon. Just recently I bought a used Mine Labs Excalibur 2 for 500.00. I had to put another 500.00 into the unit to change the coil from an 8 inch to I think is a 10 inch. I also had new coil wires,new head phones,new battery. The unit I’m picking up this afternoon from the shop I took it to should be working like a brand new Excalibur 2. Can’t wait to start detecting! I live not too far from Fort Lauderdale beach. The Excalibur 2 is known as the best beach detector on the market! I may trade in the Excalibur 2 for a more land based unit like a Mine Labs Equinox 800 or 900. Depends on how my unit works when I get it back. Have great detecting luck guys! I enjoy your content!

[@Stack_Silver]

On the Fort Lee side of the G.W. brigde, you’re more likely to find historic artifacts from the Sopranos… 😇😇

[@therrienmichael08]

That was a unique spot.

[@numismaticstacker]

Hello Merrill. Man I had been busy working. We still have riots in st.paul and people are moving in my area. I will try to catch more videos

[@funwithjim]

Loved the Live Stream.

[@metaldetectingbrooklyn9896]

What Holiday is tomorrow? National Trail Mix Day for sure, but which one are you talking about? Sorry i missed the chat but I was out detecting. Happy Birthday Carlos. Thanks Merrill for the interesting history and a great hunt. I got my MTV. •Richard MDB•

[@AtHomeWithCJ]

CRAP WHY DIDN'T I GET A NOTIFICATION???

[@TracysTreasures]

Omg I've been there sea glass hunting!!

[@brandonrothwell1570]

When I first started watching these videos and he went to Dead Horse Bay or beer bottle day I was like I need to go to that place unfortunately for me I'm all the way over on the west side I have plans later in life to check out the East Coast and beer bottle Bay is definitely on that list of places to check out have you been there?

[@TracysTreasures]

@@brandonrothwell1570 I've been to Dead Horse Bay many many times. Unfortunately they recently found high levels of radioactive material there and the beach is closed

[@brandonrothwell1570]

@@TracysTreasures I seen that and it bummed me out

[@patrickb9881]

@@brandonrothwell1570 You and me both Brandon. Unfortunately I'm a little further away from you...Hampshire in the UK to be exact! Other side of The Pond. Love the vids that Merrill posts. Hope you get some decent finds too. Cheers from the UK.

[@MrBugman2525]

It's a quarter,probably over a toll bridge,how many toll bridges are in new York?you know coins fell into hutson river or outer banks

[@GarysMetalDetecting]

The Webelos rank is earned by completing six adventures as described below. Scouts who are in Cub Scouts in fourth grade must complete the Webelos rank before working towards their Arrow of Light.

[@williamhoward7849]

Will Howard here from England loving your stream mate may the odds always be in yourr favour.

[@williamguinn233]

Hi Merrill, I live in Texas but might come up to New York and New Jersey for some detecting my question is will New York sell me an. Thing to detect parks in. New York. I probably could probably hunt New Jersey.Hopefully since I'm a vet maybe they let me detect. I was a marine recruiter in Dover New Jersey in the middle 80s

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Thank you for your service. New York has a free permit. Just do a google search for New York City metal detecting permit

[@michaelrowan2604]

WEBLOS MEANS, WE BE LOYAL SCOUTS,BUT IT COULD MEAN YOUR A MEMBER OF A LOYAL STREET GANG

[@normawinton6832]

How did u lose your go pro anyways?

[@MOTOMINING]

Found a 1961 Canadian cent the other day!

[@BXkid917]

Hey you should try metal detecting that wooded area on the other side of the highway by the trails I’ve found multiple things just on the top of the soil

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Thank you

[@hoosierdaddy757]

All those bottle caps were maddening to thus old Morse code operator.

[@henrys3629]

Subway unlocks Subway?

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Henry S mind blow! Your right!

[@philbartoli2011]

Merrill how many hours hunting per year estimate?

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

400

[@michaelrowan2604]

We blows, means we be loyal scouts

[@audschaeffer3135]

Little red light house is still thar!!!

[@robertrusche8039]

Merrill, come on! Your a smart guy, as you did with all of your clad coins, do the same with all your wheats! Clean them up and sell them to a coin collector or on eBay, you can make, pardon the expression, “some serious coin”! What will it hurt, those darn cat gods of your, when you fill the BOX WITH SILVER!,

[@johnmceachern2813]

Are you taping your pinpointer tips to prevent wear& tear on them?

[@brandonrothwell1570]

I think he got a pin pointer protector cap from one of his followers

[@idigdaytona4478]

Is this the new camera ?

[@idigdaytona4478]

I just heard you say its your phone . Never mind.

[@markkite7394]

Metal detecting in flip flops. You think you’re on the beach or what. Lo😂

[@1tr1ck]

Love ya vids man. Altho u never fill ya holes in properly

[@ifindmetal]

Weblos was We be loyal Scout's

[@BuddyChartrand]

Wolf Bear Lion.

[@JohnDoe-hn5nl]

That dude is really wearing a mask outside? My how republic has fallen 🙄

[@chrishumphries1516]

Some of them 'coin spill's you find under that bridge could possibly have fallen out of 'some poor souls pocket's (bridgejumper's) .. I 'd put those ones in a mason jar labeled " Suicide Change" ...

[@berlon-mtl]

Can you explain me why you call nickel dime a silver?

[@Cruz-ep3jv]

Will u sale me a detector mine sucks

[@detectandoando4190]

Hola amigo!! me encantó tu canal, te felicito! me suscribí y voy a ver los videos!! Te invito a pasar por el mío y si te gusta el contenido y si queres puedes suscribirte, me ayudarías mucho! Muchas gracias! Abrazo desde Uruguay!

[@morier171]

Lol, Merrill you need your eyes checked, that was a 1981 Canadian penny, not a 1961.

[@ronaldgc1]

Not trying to be mean about it but you need some serious work with your plugs

[@timelordmagnums357]

It's his one liners I'm worrying about, not his sponsors LOL.

[@bobgorbenko3741]

WHAT A POOR EXAMPLE YOU ARE FOR METAL DETECTING!!! AT 1:42:22 YOU TURN UP A "CORONA CAP" AND YOU JUST LEAVE IT!!! WEREN'T YOU TAUGHT THAT THE METAL DETECTING CODE OF ETHICS IS TO REMOVE ALL JUNK FOUND??? 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@madeleineroselle8931]

Oh dear,,,,,, sorry this is so boring.

[@digitalwarrior6731]

I was in weeblos.😂 explains alot.