Metal Detecting With Nice Relics, Old Bottles And Huge Mushrooms!

[@SIMO712]

Complimenti ottimi ritrovamenti!👏👍

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Simone! :) Have a great evening.

[@pauluk6376]

HI MR MD24,what a fantastic hunt from 17,this had items from i think every period from the bronze ring to the modern glass hammer,coins,buttons,HY,badge ,kriegsmarine button and giant mushrooms,looking forward to the next video my friend,stay safe and well and have a great weekend.......happy hunting

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Paul, yes this hunt had a variety of finds and therefore every dig was a surprise. That's how it should be :). Have a great weekend and year! P.s. A new video should be up today evening.

[@Blumack21]

Thank you. Andy

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Andy :). Have a great evening.

[@lepiaf62]

Salut. J’adore 👍 toujours aussi intéressant. Merci

[@MetalDetecting24]

Salut :). Thank you very much, I'm happy to hear that. Have a great evening.

[@MegaBMWGS]

Da war es noch schön warm MD. Schade das die versilberte Schnalle in einem so schlechtem Zustand war. Danke dir für den gut temperierten Rundgang. Liebe Grüße Andreas aus BW

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hallo Andreas, vielen Dank fürs Schauen! Der Boden war dem ein oder anderen Fund nicht wohlgesonnen. Vielleicht war das Material aber auch nicht besonders... schade, da kann man leider nicht viel machen. Ich würde die damaligen Temperaturen gerne tauschen :). Viele Grüße.

[@zeldarobinson3382]

Great hunt and nice treasures thank you for sharing. Happy New Year. 2021. I hope it's a great prosperous and healthy year for you ❤️

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Zelda, thank you very much! I wish you all the best and a Happy New Year :).

[@debbierivers7964]

Happy New Year. Hope you have a blessed one and be safe.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Debbie! I hope for a better year, because 2020 was real bad for me. I wish you a great year as well :).

[@mariesavoie5220]

What a great find

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you :). Cheers!

[@rockabillycatz]

Fantastic hunt.that badge is very nice and the watch winder [two little gems] I wish you and your family a happy prosperous new year my friend stay safe buddy,atvb to you,

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for the kind words John! I wish, I could do a better cleaning job on the watch winder. Unfortunately it wasn't in the best condition. Thank you for watching, I wish you a great 2021!

[@alantan6255]

This video has a little age. I 've been watching your videos for a while now. I have enjoyed them all. Great day to you and happy news Year 2021.🍻

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Alan, yes a few things were different back then... But I did my first hunt in 2021 and I believe that I already made my best find of this year :). The video will be up today. Happy New Year!

[@diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813]

Cracking hunt and happy new yeR to my brother

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Tyson, thank you very much! A Happy New Year to you as well!

[@Full_Metal_Digger]

Nice weather you had in 2017! LOL. I like the 2 Heller and especially the pin-fire cartridges! I have never seen that type before. Happy New Year and best wishes my friend! Dave.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you Dave, Happy New Year.

[@dreapsII]

13:14 theese are edibles mushrooms. Called umbrella or parasol mushroom. Could hunt a few as well :)))

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you for the info! Unfortunately I don't know much about mushrooms :).

[@francescalichfieldcity6971]

Some good finds. How big is you pigeon ring now. Last photo it was very long. You can always count them, some people may think it's a rude comment! Lol. X

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Francesca. Ha ha... The chain is long, but it still isn't representing its full potential, because many of my hunts are waiting for editing (with even more pigeon rings). There is one video where I found 10 rings, so this alone would expand the chain :). Have a great day.

[@francescalichfieldcity6971]

You too and stay safe. X

[@413MassDigger]

Nice Vid buddy!! Cheers -Ray

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Ray, nice to see you again :). Have a great day!

[@a.thousandyears.2372]

Happy new year 2021 ..MD 24 ..Noi /Thailand.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Noi, a Happy New Year to you as well! Thank you very much for stopping by. Greetings to Thailand :).

[@victorgoncalves2442]

Happy new year for you and your family . And , what do you use to clean your finds ? Thanks

[@MetalDetecting24]

Happy New Year! Unfortunately I haven't found the best method yet. The cleaning is often more an "adventure" and not something I could recommend. In this video for example I tried a (self made) "sand blaster" (with baking soda instead of sand) on both thimbles. I experiment a lot, but my results are not consistent yet. I will try to make a video on cleaning once I gain more experience. Have a great day.

[@Schauerland]

Mal ne Frage hast du eine Strategie wie du dir dein Gebiet aussuchst? Also achtest du auf alte Wege in der Nähe oder so?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hallo, eine "Strategie" gibt es nicht. Ich schaue mir Google Satellitenbilder an und folge meiner Intuition, wenn ich im Gelände bin. Man bekommt dann nämlich einen ganz anderen Eindruck. Ich gehe auch ab und an Wandern und werde manchmal auf die ein oder andere Stelle aufmerksam, die ich irgendwann wieder besuche. Dabei muss es nichts "besonderes" sein, einfach eine Fläche die interessant aussieht (bei der ich ein gutes Gefühl habe). Oft passiert es auf dem Weg zu einer anderen Stelle. Ich schaue nicht auf alte Karten etc., das hat bei mir irgendwie nie funktioniert. Ich finde es spannender, wenn man sich im Gelände selbst seine Gedanken macht. Viele Grüße.

[@Schauerland]

@@MetalDetecting24 ah okay dann halte ich mal die Augen auf. Danke für deine Antwort. Ich checke tatsächlich alte Karten und so und hab teilweise in der Nähe von alten Wegen gute Funde gemacht. Aber sowas richtig tollen wie einen Napoleon Knopf oder so noch nicht. Möchte auch lieber abgelegen suchen da ich bei meinem Hobby nicht gestört werden möchte mit Dummen Sprüchen oder fragen haha aber kennst du sicher.

[@happygardener28]

16:57 I think I remember some tidbit about bent coins being a "Thing" in England at one point as a remembrance token for lovers.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello, thank you for the info, I've heard something about it. Another viewer wrote in the comments that this coin came from Norway. Maybe it has a similar meaning in this country. Have a great evening.

[@trondgaasland8652]

@@getin3949 Hello. Nice video :-D The bent coin is a 10 øre 1981,from Norway. King Olav 5 (V). Finished from use in the mid 1990`s. A usual, and annoying coin to find here in Norway. It not usual to bent coins in Norway, but earlier they do it in England, and made Love Tokens of small silver coins.

[@denniscanning3368]

What are all the hand signals for after each find?

[@MetalDetecting24]

I tag every find (older than ~1940) with a GPS receiver. The hand signals are just numbers. They help me during the editing etc. I also keep them to let my viewers know that every find in the video has the same exact order as it really happened. Cheers!

[@davidraines2873]

Brother this video has a little age. No blue glove and you are wearing the brown pants. I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and I have enjoyed them all. Have a great new year and find many treasures

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you David, that's true. This hunt was made in 2017, many things changed since that time. I wish you a great 2021!

[@mrdynamite71]

Would love to know what in the hell bent that coin! That can't be easy to do.😁

[@MetalDetecting24]

It would be interesting to see, that's true. Some day when my dream of having a time machine comes true, I will teleport myself back in time and record how every find was lost :).

[@aumetalmental8403]

Fun hunt today. Good weather too. Was wondering, how do like that elliptical coil against your usual round one? 🤔😎✌

[@MetalDetecting24]

It was a "long" time ago when I tried the elliptical coil. I used a different setting with faster recovery speed back then. I also detected areas where the find were more shallow. At that time I had the feeling that the coil isn't that deep (although the round one isn't a depth demon either). Due to its geometry, the signals are "shorter". I wish this coil was not as long, then it would be more interesting for areas with greater density of finds. I would have to take the elliptical coil out again. Actually I was thinking about doing it a few days ago! Should I go out with it, I will try to edit a video as soon as possible. Have a great day.

[@aumetalmental8403]

@@MetalDetecting24 quite interested actually in your impressions as I really value your input as a more experienced detectorist. I do understand that soil composition, mineralization, intended search depth all affect performance.

[@truffles429]

You seemed to find more relics here then and closer to the surface. Has something changed since then? Maybe the kind of areas you hunt? Or your advance research? You should get back there.

[@truffles429]

Maybe you are pickier now or have different settings.

[@MetalDetecting24]

Well spotted! It was my old area three years ago. I moved since then. Now the finds seem unfortunately deeper, many even out of reach for my detector. But I found a bottle on the surface during my last hunt as well, so there is hope :). Have a great day.

[@TektekciTV]

where are you master, welcome😉

[@MetalDetecting24]

:D Thank you - I'm here, uploading a new video.

[@Пашкакорчагин-ж8д]

Это очень вкусный гриб

[@donaldscott7279]

I'm curious how a Navy button ended up in that location?

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello Donald, here is my theory... A soldier visited home during the war. He went for a walk with his girlfriend and both landed in the bushes :).

[@donaldscott7279]

@@MetalDetecting24 sounds plausible

[@RESISTANCE..3]

Nice one , I have a couple of identical lead bulits but only have the stubs of lead slug's in lead form with the 3 rings around there sides which due to the shell accessories missing from said bulits suggests that they was fired by other means than with a shell butted up behind them like in your desplyed finds at the end of the video - only big question is - How on earth was they fired from a gun without the shell in the chamber butted up behind them or am I wrong in thinking that there is a different fireing method ? Meaning otherwise I was just not able to find shells with mine when I found the same bulits as yours ? Keep having fun out there , take care , & I shall appreciate any answers to me questions to mate keep up the good work.

[@extenebrisadlucem13579]

Hello and congratulations for the channel always excellent content, how are you with the elliptical coil, mine has arrived today if possible I would like some advice, I use it on xp orx. keep digging.

[@iannonhebel677]

The good old chords that got ruined by your accident.

[@MetalDetecting24]

:) Yes, what a shame! I desperately tried to find a replacement, without luck... What a great pair of cords...

[@dayswithdanny2128]

I was out metal detecting once and got a black Hawthorn thorn stuck in the back of my thumb and my hand swelled up something crazy especially my thumb

[@MetalDetecting24]

Ouch, that doesn't sound good. I hope it healed quickly. When I moved to the South I knew nothing about some of the nasty plants and had to learn it the hard way. It is a miracle that I still have both eyes. I can't even remember how many times a branch with a sharp thorn bent and came back at full speed straight towards my eye.

[@dayswithdanny2128]

@@MetalDetecting24 yes it's silly mistakes we make under the intense hunts we do and sheer excitement

[@detectorsicilia8610]

Ottime riprese bella inquadratura credo che la userò anchio sul mio canale buon 2021 Like 78

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much for watching. Happy New Year!

[@mixuh2310]

Hello

[@MetalDetecting24]

Hello :)

[@pleplop3683]

54:12 - 10 Øre 1981, Norway

[@MetalDetecting24]

Thank you very much for the info! Have a great evening.

[@Eduulopez]

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