Incredible Coin Spill - I've Set My New Record!

[@1hhenry]

Wow! I have been metal detecting starting in 1974 and have never found a spill like that! I was stationed in Mannheim, Germany for a year in1973. That was a great find, but like you, after a while, I think I would get tired and quit and come back later . Great find and I hope you find better tresure in the future!

[@zeldarobinson3382]

Incredible thanks for taking us along .

[@christianlanger3417]

Vielen, vielen Dank für Deine nette und sehr ausführliche Antwort. Grundsätzlich kann ich unterstreichen, dass sich oft die grosse Recherche nach Hohlwegen etc. nicht auszahlt. An besagten Stellen habe ich oft wenig bis nichts gefunden; wohingegen ich meine besten Funde an Orten hatte, an denen ich nie damit gerechnet hätte. Nur finde ich in Wäldern nicht annähernd so viel wie Du. Daher meine Frage nach den Stadtwäldern. Ist aber sicher einfach davon abhängig, in welcher Gegend man lebt. Ich wünsch Dir weiterhin viel Spaß und Erfolg! Viele Grüße!

[@47485ksc]

But, what were they? New clad coins? Wheats? Inquiring minds would like to know. Update: 5/7/18 I found at 1:08:35 where the kid showed the coins. Sure glad I didn't sit through over an hour of him poking around. Video could have been edited down to 2 or 3 minutes. Besides, the coins don't have any real value or collectable interest. Now, had they been wheat cents, I'd have been thrilled!

[@mariahambas9421]

He's in Germany🙂

[@PeachSt8Digger]

Maybe someone was trying to plant a money garden and the "coin seeds" just never sprouted...lol. ;) :) Great job!

[@MetalDetecting24]

:D This would be the only reasonable explanation. Thanks for watching. Cheers :).

[@gofinder2914]

Yep Metaldetecting 24..really nice hunt with a fricky coins spill.. Awesome ur carefulness for all this nature.. Good answers for some usuals questions.. Good Curiosity never kills..We can feel ur tiredness at the end..An amazing and Nice moment.. Peace amigo.. Like of course

[@billiejoburke7858]

I will follow your channel for ever I’m a newbie to the field can wait for spring! Thank you for sharing!

[@danipighi]

Your coin spill is incredible

[@RandolphRelicRecovery]

That wasn't a coin spill. You emptied the vault at The First National Bank of Berlin! Incredible!

[@MetalDetecting24]

:D I will look for the gold bars next. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@222foont]

Probably a poor German parachutist landed very hard here. The extra weight in small coin could have made all the difference!

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

enjoyed the video awesome bit of detecting

[@bryanvanwey4861]

Cool Video. Never seen so many coins in one spot over here.

[@jakebob6332]

I've had two massive coin spills. The 1st was 5 years ago. 104 nickels. They dated from 1947 to the 1960's. Then last year I found 63 coins. 1 nickel, 4 mercs, 32 wheaties, the rest were zinc pennies.

[@cleeshann1928]

Congrats Dude! What a find! You've got yourself a find of a life time for sure, Too bad they arn't all gold coins. What do you do with your coins? Do you sell them or what?

[@kingbeast6792]

This is satisfying. Love the Captions only

[@outlawjjsmith]

Incredible video, super hunt, great finds

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much. Cheers.

[@nerodrusus2474]

Awesome video! is that a Hori Hori Nisaku?

[@Tracks777]

Lovely content! Keep it up!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. Cheers.

[@franceslongo5532]

awesome spill,24. sort of the equivalent to American zinc pennies. cheaper materials.but still awesome.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks, yes you can compare it that way. I was very happy about it.

[@piratedjradio]

did you pick up the coins that fell off the stump, absolutely amazing, im just repairing a c-scope so ill be hunting soon lol

[@MetalDetecting24]

I'm not sure (I was thinking about it...). Three more coins and it would be 500 :(. Good luck on your hunt! Have a great day.

[@piratedjradio]

excellent and thank you @@MetalDetecting24

[@familymartinez2358]

Any metal detectors would you recommend?!

[@jpgr9404]

Although a lot of work recovering the coins, it still makes it worth the time. Four hundred ninety seven and counting!!! Enjoy the time. Congrats on your new record! Stay safe.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much. It was a very difficult but memorable hunt. I will try to extract the rest of the coins some day (this time with a magnet attached to the pin pointer). For now the thought alone scares me :). Thanks for watching, have a great day.

[@wolfdigs1504]

This is what it's all about! Bravo!!!

[@michelledaigneault1318]

Hi again, do you use the harne with the GOPRo on your chst or shoulder. Cause the images are wonderful

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello, the camera "sits" slightly below my shoulder (it is attached to the shoulder strap of my backpack). P.s. It's a Sony x3000 (?) and not the Go Pro. Thanks for watching, have a nice day.

[@sondengaenger]

Das ist ja ein toller Hortfund! Jetzt noch einen mit Silber oder Goldmünzen, dann ist alles perfekt!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Das wäre zwar schön, aber um einiges anstrengender... Viele Grüße.

[@467fhp]

Congratulations, good job. The kind of day we dream of having.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. I'm sure this hunt will stick in my memory. Have a nice day.

[@charlesblackburn2989]

Really.love your videos thanks for sharing all your hard work with us

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. Cheers.

[@charlesblackburn2989]

What kind of metal detector is that

[@dadspiranha.pipeslogos4207]

Good job bud! Wow

[@sevillahablero7292]

You had seen the key,stolen money inside the house??massive coin over that area,maybe they leave it because its heavy to bring them to run fast

[@outlawjjsmith]

If you don't mind me asking what kind of detector are you using, Mind Lab? and what part of the country are you in as in North, South, ect

[@MetalDetecting24]

The detector used in this video is called "Xp Deus" (Xp is the manufacturer, "Deus" the detectors name). I'm more in the south of Germany ("Rheinland Pfalz"). Cheers.

[@moytlatemoani8658]

I love the forest sounds... nice finds.. greetings!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it. Have a great day.

[@diggingintoyesterday400]

Wow. You came upon something very interesting there! Was it a bank heist? I am starting to think other who comment here might be onto something. They tossed the coins and only wanted the paper money (?) That was one heck of a work out!! Up and down, up and down. I would have collapsed lol Great finds my friend. That's gonna buy you a lot of batteries :D Enjoyed the video...thanks for taking us along. Man...what a coin spill! Happy Hunting my friend, Joh

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello John. It was relatively early difficult for me to stand up. When I re-visit this place, I will take a magnet with me. It will save me a lot of time and pain. A bank heist? Sounds reasonable, but why the spread over (in this case) a relatively "large" area, hmm. This would explain, why there were no "10 Pfennig" coins (this could have been the border). If that's the case, I hope they dropped a gold bar somewhere ;). Have a great day.

[@Goldfalke90]

Hloo..

[@Goldfalke90]

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[@stevebano5874]

What kind of detector do you use?.

[@mr.beepers1823]

Geezz!! Why didn't they put them in a metal box for you?? You worked your ass off picking them up one at a time. What were the age of the hoard you found and were there any silver, gold, or just small denominations? Don't we all wish we could find a pile like that!!! Great hunt, young man!!

[@MetalDetecting24]

I was asking myself the same question :). Someone decided to make it real hard for me... Unfortunately no gold or silver this time. Just 1, 2 and 5 Pfennig coins (some "older" some newer). Thanks for watching & have a great day.

[@shoey64]

Where did u buy your pinpointer

[@LordofTreasure]

Ist ja geil , der Hammer Glückwunsch super Fund ;-)

[@jetv6775]

Awesome coin spill loved the video congrats GL/HH ☺️

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you, I'm glad you found it interesting. Have a great day.

[@joenrriquese]

nice hunt!!!!

[@richardwsumner6093]

Curious as to make and model of that detector ?

[@MetalDetecting24]

"XP Deus" is the model, "XP Metal Detectors" the maker.

[@emersonskejemersonovic8671]

úžasné - gratulace !! Zažil jsem něco podobného...

[@radiksmehyl3573]

Emersonskej Emersonovič škoda že ti nerozumie

[@vconerretrujillo2104]

wow its looks in hight definition, cool.... saludos amigo, i like metal detecting here in Mexico

[@marcblack1]

A true "Ounce In a Life Time", moment, next time you hit a brushy patch, think about bringing along a lite garden rake, poison eve and all. great hoard there guy.

[@stevenbeasley3729]

Cool find but that sound would drive me freaking nuts!

[@christianlanger3417]

Hallo! Gratulation zu den wahrscheinlich interessantesten und realistischsten Sondelvideos überhaupt. Ich freu mich über jede Folge. Wenn ich eine grundsätzliche Frage stellen darf: nach welchen Gesichtspunkten suchst Du denn Deine Suchgebiete aus? Natürlich möchte ich keine konkreten Orte erfahren ( ich lebe auch in einem ganz anderen Bundesland), nur ganz grob: sind das eher Stadtwälder? Viele Grüße, Christian.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Vielen Dank für das Kompliment. Eigentlich steckt da kein System hinter. Die Auswahl der Suchgebiete ist stark von meiner eingeschränkten "Mobilität" abhängig. Da ich kein Auto habe, kommen leider nur Gebiete in Frage, die man nach einer Fahrt mit den ÖPNV noch einigermaßen zu Fuß erreichen kann. Dann kommt auch noch die Rückfahrt hinzu. Oft fährt der Bus nur hin, aber nicht mehr zurück, oder erst nach vielen Stunden (am Sonntag fährt so gut wie kein Bus). Das ist also das erste wonach ich mich richten muss. 90% der Gebiete könnte ich gar nicht erreichen (lange Fahrten mit X-mal Umsteigen schließe ich ebenfalls aus). Wenn ich mir dann etwas (nicht in unmittelbarer Nähe) aussuche, richte ich mich in letzter Zeit nur noch nach Satellitenaufnahmen von "Google Maps". Es mag naiv klingen, aber ich suche Gebiete ("mit schöner Natur") in denen ich mich wohlfühlen könnte. Früher versuchte ich ältere (~"18xx-19xx") Karten miteinzubeziehen, um nach älteren, verlassenen Wegen Ausschau zu halten. Das hat sich oft als enttäuschend erwiesen. Zudem war ich immer zu sehr auf den "Plan" fixiert und musste innerlich Kämpfen, wenn mir die Intuition vor Ort etwas anderes sagte. Vielleicht ändert es sich, aber momentan möchte ich möglichst gar nichts wissen, was mich in irgendeiner Form beeinflussen könnte (ich versuche noch zu recherchieren, ob sich in der Nähe keine Bodendenkmäler befinden, über die man zufällig, unwissend stolpern könnte, wenn sie nicht als solche zu erkennen wären). Ansonsten verlasse ich mich einfach auf den Eindruck vor Ort und versuche immer die erste "Spur" zu finden (orientiere mich dabei natürlich am Gelände, Bäumen etc.). Wenn ich die "Fährte" aufnehme, dann beginnt der eigentliche Spaß. Das war bis jetzt die beste und vor allem spannendste "Strategie". Oft führt das eine zum anderen, ein Suchgang heute kann mir wertvolle Informationen liefern, die ich dann ein anderes mal miteinbeziehe (wenn ich die Suche z.B. in eine bestimmte Richtung ausweite, oder eine Stelle präziser untersuche). Vieles geschieht auch per Zufall - oft entdecke ich ein interessant aussehendes Plätzchen schon auf dem Weg, packe den Detektor vorzeitig aus und komme nie am Zielpunkt an... Manchmal sehe ich etwas aus dem Fenster des Busses, oder Zuges... Oft nichts besonders, einfach nur Plätze in denen man in Ruhe ungestört den Detektor schwenken kann. Bei Feldern ist es reiner Zufall. Wenn ich irgendwo (z.B. auf dem Weg zum Wald) einen Bauer sehe, nutze ich die Gelegenheit und frage. Viele Grüße.

[@nerodrusus2474]

Some rare pfenning?

[@shopolan]

I respect you, you respect animals and nature;) thank you detectorist colleague

[@fjbsolutions2446]

I found my biggest coin count and clad amount yesterday at $33 in 3 hours time!! i had to stop because i was too tired to continue.. lol

[@MetalDetecting24]

$33 - that's very nice in this short amount of time. Congratulations! Have a nice day.

[@dawnmcinnis6682]

WTG you have done well for yourself!!!!!!!!

[@MLA56]

Das Loch daneben war ich. 50 Madonnentaler aus 18. Jahrhundert. 😁 Leider nicht. Nur ein Traum.

[@Outis1976]

Wow, are you going to go back and see if there are more?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Yes I will when it get's a little bit colder. There still is more... I will take a strong magnet with me. Since the coins have an iron core, it will be much easier to pick them up.

[@fernandodoparana859]

nossa!que caçada!!!ai sim!!que paraiso!! muito bom seus videos!!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you! Cheers.

[@rocketboy001]

I wanted to ask you about your new HF coil. Where did you get it? Are you happy with it? I have been trying to find a place that sells them in Germany. What is your opinion on the round HF coil vs the elliptical HF coil?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello, I bought this coil on Ebay. I wish I could tell the difference between the round HF and the elliptical one, but I only have this one. So far I'm satisfied with the HF coil, but I don't expect any miracles. It's not like a new world will open and many finds will start to pop out that the other coil could not see. This is not the case (at least not in the short comparison I made). I used the black coil with 20kHz and the new HF coil, which was set to 50kHz. I hunted with the HF coil first and checked the signals with the other one. All targets that the HF coil saw could have been seen with the black coil (even tiny targets). This of course is not a test that proves that this is the norm, but on this particular day the old coil would find all the targets. I would even say, that you will miss bigger bronze targets with the HF coil, when using its highest frequency. It really is made for small low conductive targets. There is a purpose for it at hunted out spots that produced good finds in the past. You may gain a little bit of depth on some specific targets. The question is, how many objects that fit this optimal scenario are within "the range" - slightly deeper (too deep for the black coil), but not too far away... I will have to compare the 20kHz vs 30kHz in the future.

[@cubana100diaz7]

Alguien que me diga que detector de metales es?

[@christophelalanne1462]

Wouahou amazing 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@dawnthemetaldetective3083]

Did you ever go back and finish it?

[@cahpatikuto3170]

mantap mr.lanjudkan....👍👍

[@dayswithdanny2128]

What did the lady say

[@salawatykhan]

What r u going to do with all those shilling that u had hunt?are you going to paste it like the pull tab at the beer drinker hut....just pulling ur leg..but Q is wise...

[@GooglFascists]

So someone went for a walk in the woods and just threw handfuls of pennies out on the ground as he walked?

[@salawatykhan]

GooglFascists guess u're right though...o mybe his pocket got hole..cheers /check ur trousers !

[@johnathanainsworth4138]

What state r u in?

[@mika_vali]

Why Garrett? Mi-6 is perfect. :) i also had the pp2 for one hunt.. it wasnt bad.

[@MetalDetecting24]

I considered buying the the Mi-6, but when I saw the first pictures, I noticed that the ON/OFF switch was on the "wrong" side (if you are a right-handed person). I don't understand, why XP made this design, but I can only imagine that this would be a problem for me. What ruled this pin pointer out at the end was the OFF-switch delay. I needed a pin pointer that can be turned off with one short press of a button. Yes the Garrett PPII is not bad. The case is strong, the switch looks solid and it isn't falsing (yet). This is an improvement compared to its predecessor. But the terrible recovery speed is a huge step backwards. You may not notice it, if you have small isolated targets, but in cases (like in this video) the slow speed of this pin pointer drives someone lie me mad. When I re-visit this place, I will definitely bring my old (already broken) Garrett with me. The sensitivity on real tiny targets could be better too.

[@benbarnes6827]

Wow, makes you wonder what the heck happened there! Were the coins older or more recent?

[@joserebollal1935]

ROMPIERON UNA ALCANCÍA

[@MetalDetecting24]

I haven't looked on dates of every coin, but they are between 1960-1990 I guess. It's the previous German currency (before the current "Euro").

[@benbarnes6827]

A broken piggy bank certainly seems plausible. I'd look for any broken pieces of one in that area. It may not have been metal so it may not have been noticeable unless you are looking for it. Can those coins be exchanged for Euros any more?

[@benwiwi67]

topspill.now you can buy a new battery for your pinpointer .lol ;)

[@MetalDetecting24]

I don't know if that's enough for a new set of batteries ;). The currency has changed since then.

[@XvPIERREvX]

Macht richtig Spaß dir zuzuschauen, tolle funde, klasse Videos. Natürlich Abonniert 👍

[@MetalDetecting24]

Vielen Dank, es freut mich sehr. Beste Grüße.

[@bryanvanwey4861]

where you at in Germany. I'm in Bamberg

[@frankwilde8864]

LOVE THE SPILLS THIS IS WHY WE SWING BEEPBEEP BE WELL MATES.

[@helenafranca2882]

Tanta moeda junto que estranho. 💰

[@MetalDetecting24]

Yes, it was very strange.

[@LordofTreasure]

Jetzt würde mich noch interessieren wer es da hingelegt hat und wieso!?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Das würde mich auch interessieren. Das war übrigens nicht die erste seltsame Stelle dieser Art.

[@rickcook5719]

i have a Garrett 2 pin pointer also !

[@karengraf3724]

Perhaps you stumbled across a former "wishing pond" ?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for the suggestion. I don't think, this is the case. The coins are relatively "new". There is nothing that would indicate this type of activities. Different denominations are also missing. Thank you & Have a great day.

[@joserebollal1935]

UNA DE TUS CACERIAS MÁS DIFÍCILES??TE QUEJAS DE LLENO, HAY DÍAS QUE CAMINAS POR HORAS PARA ENCONTRAR 4 O 5 MONEDAS Y VOS EN 3 Mt2 SACASTES MÁS DE 100 MONEDAS

[@Jabawokky]

I wish we could metal detect with eachother lol

[@ilariopalazzo9126]

ciao complimenti trovato un vero tesoro :-)

[@theow4637]

what a spill

[@sevillahablero7292]

This is my second time watch your hunt,coin spill but this time there is no silver,your other one hunt there 4 silver great job...lucky huntet

[@iannonhebel677]

A dried up wishing well / what on earth happened. A childs hoard.

[@rogerdale4800]

The question is where in the wold is this dig and was it due to world war 2 ?

[@MylesNicholas]

Coins from a stolen bag, they only wanted the paper money.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Sound plausible, but why the spread over several m². Hmm...

[@damijan72]

Hat es einen bestimmten Grund, dass Sie mit einem Messer graben? Das erscheint mir sehr mühsam und anstrengend für die Hand und durch das Niederhocken und Aufstehen auch für die Knie.

[@angrybird9996]

its no wonder you had to buy new equipment the way you throw your stuff around.

[@sondemundart7561]

Hallo. Als erstes, wieso gibt man hier einen Daumen nach unten? Mir mir ein Rätsel bleiben. Wenns nicht gefällt dann sollte man es nicht schauen. Zum Video: Einfach unglaublich. Interessant wäre gewesen wie die Spaziergänger auf dich mit Schutzbrille im tiefem Wald reagiert hätten. Ich glaube das hier die HF Coil einiges gebracht hat. Wegen den Eisenkernen. Da du ja mit 29kHz läufst vermute ich dass das Signal besser getrennt wurde. Wäre das ohne der weißen angestrichenen auch so gewesen? Fragen über Fragen. 😊 Also top Video. Gut Fund wünsche ich dir weiterhin und LG

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hallo, Schutzbrille, langes Messer in der Hand und plötzliches Auftauchen aus dem Busch (nachdem man gerade ein Objekt gefunden hat)... Später der Rückflug im Polizeihubschrauber, oder gleich im Rettungshubschrauber mit einer Schusswunde. Zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort, dann endet es (in der Smartphone-Era) wie bei Rambo I. Oder noch schlimmer - auf KZbin. Wegen der neuen Spule. Ich glaube, man sollte es nicht überbewerten. Klar, die Pfennige können für den Deus zum "Problem" werden, wenn man mit den Standardprogrammen unterwegs ist. Mit (Ton-)Disc auf "3", oder "6" identifiziert man es zwar als Eisen, aber der Anteil des "guten" Signals ist (je nach Lage) relativ hoch (im Vergleich zu manch einem Eisenobjekt). Das "Gute" resultiert bestimmt aus der runden Form der Münze, die dünne Kupferschicht hat wahrscheinlich auch einen positiven Einfluss. In dem Fall gibt es bestimmt keinen großen Unterschied zwischen den Spulen, also 20kHz vs 29kHz (ich werde es aber noch testen). Schau Dir bitte auch meine Antwort an "rocketboy0011" (wegen 50kHz). Viele Grüße.

[@kafishuntingtv6670]

I wish I could have gone the way you used to

[@gordonv2456]

I figure it was one homeless guy with bad trouser pockets, he couldn't catch a break.

[@MIGASHOORAY]

You should at least give yelps of joy just like Klugsheiser Dan does.

[@dawnthemetaldetective3083]

The pouch is old when was the last time you saw a car with 2 keys.

[@jeanmores5095]

I hope next time you find a gold bar :)

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks, that would be nice :).

[@mmmash60]

What do you do with the stuff you find?

[@TheBlackCrowmagnetfishing]

Great video. Like and subscribed. Gr. Ron

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much. The man from Holland! I have seen your awesome magnet fishing videos in the past. I liked the music very much too (it got stuck in my head for days :). Have a great evening.

[@TheBlackCrowmagnetfishing]

Thank you very much for the nice comment. Have a nice weekend Gr. Ron

[@thomase1265]

der Assistent schaut wie dagobert duck, der gleiche Gesichtsausdruck

[@MetalDetecting24]

Haha, er gibt wirklich oft die Stimmung wieder. Nach meinem letzten Ausflug (der ihm nicht gefallen hat) stieg er mit einem sehr bösen Blick aus dem Rucksack... Er braucht dann ein paar Stunden, um mir zu vergeben.

[@metaldetectingdeafbillypar4423]

awesome nice :)

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thanks!

[@ciulinubaraganului7958]

...and that only because you are painted the coil ?! ... try yellow!

[@MetalDetecting24]

Yellow for gold? That's a good idea, thanks I will try it.

[@philipcallicoat3147]

That's not a spill... It's a hoard! 😀

[@nadimsorkar6083]

মেশিন কি বিক্রি করেন

[@uberdogsequoia]

I'm about to buy a metal detector I live next to a civil war cemetary in Connecticut usa

[@gersonfranca1968]

😎🌏bom legal

[@THEDRAGONBOOSTER8]

AMAZING..

[@juliannasuto9494]

Gratulálok :)

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you. Cheers.

[@dozenautumm3673]

"probably WWII garbage" are they really that common?

[@MetalDetecting24]

If an area has been bombed (which was the case at this location), you will find shrapnel everywhere. Cheers.

[@dozenautumm3673]

MetalDetecting24 thank you, i didnt know.

[@blacknoir3309]

i like your videos but what's the deal with the stuffed animal

[@singleguyanddogdetecting8202]

anonymous cabron thats his assistant.

[@thomase1265]

Saura Detector don't you have your stuffed animal with you like all of us?

[@singleguyanddogdetecting8202]

Thomas E um not sure why you mentioned me? the other guy didnt understand.

[@elaficionado8090]

guauuuu, magnifico.

[@eliashack721]

🤔🤔

[@zawisza__czarny]

😮👍