New 1542AD MANSION permission - HAMMERED SILVER!!

A new permission produces an amazing silver hammered coin dating to the early house built here in 1542!!
Plus some other interesting coins and relics!
#metaldetecting #metaldetectinguk #xpdeus2 #thescottishdetectorist #xpdeusii #treasurehunting #detecting #metaldetectingscotland

[@dgb56bgd]

Nice permission and nice finds. Blessings my Scottish Detectorist friend.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks 😊

[@chalmer31]

Called it! I'm an American who has watched you enough that I can now ID a grungy George V penny on sight. LOL 😂

[@glendamears3618]

Amazing silver 😊❤

[@Republic4ever714]

Continuing my binge watching of this great channel I found few weeks ago great vids bro!

[@glendamears3618]

I love that buckle I could see that on a kilt😊

[@wolfdog7265]

Congratulations on your new permit. 🎉 That silver Elizabethan was a great and promising find. Keep the lethal thumb armed and ready for this one!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Haha 😂 thumb 👍🏻 always at the ready!!! 😂

[@wolfdog7265]

@@thescottishdetectorist 😂😜👍

[@jeffbrown4382]

The sense of time is really profound in this find. What an incredible opportunity for your hobby - a Henry VIII home and a coin minted of his daughter. Congratulations on getting to discover this property! Cheers.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Jeff. Hopefully much more to come from this site!!

[@superally1950]

👌

[@dougparsons93]

I love permissions like that where you can find a coin and it opens up a wealth of information on the property and grounds. As always John a very interesting and informative video.

[@smoggysearcher3852]

Another great video as always John was really nice to see the hammered to come up in front of the current owner and her reaction to having something to keep almost as old as the property that's what it's all about mate well done! 👍

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks. I love detecting land when you can hand the finds over to someone who’s family has owned the site for years or if it improves their understanding of the history of the place. It’s a joy!

[@normawinton6832]

Woo, congratulations on the beautiful hammered silver!🥳👀

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks. Glad you like Norma and see you on the next one!!

[@tonilauge5786]

Hope you got the spendabel as a support To a new toothbrush! You has got repem- Tion now! Nice Hammered pity, you had To give it to the owner. Think there could Be more, nice to see grass been a while 😜🔝❤️

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Toni! Maybe there’s a sponsorship opportunity waiting from Colgate! 😂 I was delighted to give the coin to the landowner, it made my day, actually it made my week!! To find that on land that’s so important to her it’s opened her eyes to the history of her amazing house!!! Hopefully lots more to come!!

[@jackfischbach2560]

That little 2 hook pice is probable from an old buckle. The iron sound is from the pin that holds the part in the buckle....😃👍👍👍

[@raydunhill5160]

Super hunt John! Some wonderful history there and a very happy home owner! Fabulous!! 👍👍👍

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks Ray. The home owner was delighted and she’ll report the coin and her plan is to frame the coins and future finds I might make to create a visual history of the house. I’m really delighted that will happen and it’s why I love detecting….. bringing history to life!

[@historydeantected]

Beaut of a coin. Well done. New sub

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks and welcome aboard!

[@louiezenti8631]

The Elizabeth hammered coin was a superior finds congrats! And the commentary with it was equally good…”they chopped off their heads during the revolution and then they didn’t want the job.” LOL!!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Louie!! Yes it amazing how a revolution and decapitation can change your mind about wanting to be king or queen of a country 😂

[@Jennifer.A1]

What an amazing coin dating back to the origins of the home! Wish we could of seen more of the property I know it must be truly beautiful 🤩

[@thescottishdetectorist]

It’s a beauty. I was so happy for the owner to find something so close to the earliest know date of the house. At best I’d hoped for Georgian silver or copper but that blew it out the water!!

[@evabutler35]

👍congratulations to you and the owners what a great find hopefully more old coins like that happy for both of you

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Eva. I’m over the moon for the owner. We did a wee trial dig in a Horse paddock a month or so ago and unearthed an Elizabeth three pence from the same era and we’re waiting on cows being taken off the field for winter and then boom, a beautiful silver sixpence. The landowner came detecting with me the full day and was frightened to speak in case she ruined the footage and I said…. No! Get as excited as you want…. It was great to see and brilliant she got to see that history unearthed

[@jameslusco6653]

Nice hammy John. What detail sir. Wonderful job and it must be a nice house. I would be over the moon to have a place with 100's of years in the making and the stories that our held within. See you on the next and you gotta find your brush 😆

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Haha thanks James. I might need to buy a new toothbrush 🪥

[@nickharmer3049]

Nice one buddy. Enjoyed that. Glad you got Elizabeth 1 hammered. Great stuff. Bless up 👊

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Nick. A great find and hopefully more to come!!

[@angelaiorlano8488]

Wow! What a place, and what amazing potential for some magnificent finds, the silver Elizabeth could be just the beginning 🤞

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Fingers crossed lots more to come from this phenomenal site and grounds. Dare I say it but I smell Georgian gold guineas 😂…. Well maybe Victorian gold sovereigns…. Well maybe a Georgian copper 😂

[@troyhalter3499]

well done John. Beautiful silver!

[@chezaspup]

Hi John, almost missed this one! Damn you KZbin!!! What a brilliant time you had there!! You didn't mention if the house is still owned by the same family, not that it matters, just being nosey 😂! Are you the first Detectorist on the land! Exciting stuff, am sure their land must be full of stuff, I hope you and the lads can get together and have a team effort there. Beautiful Hammered and In remarkable condition for its age. Can't wait to see more from this permission. The owner sounded so excited. Congratulations on a great hunt. Much love chez in Lliria Valencia Spain 😘

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Glad you found me! This house has only been in the currently families ownership for a couple of years having been derelict for decades and they are in a five year restoration project at the minute. Despite being new to the property though they are very proud of the history and keen to find out as much information as possible!!

[@adrianadams832]

You are such a nice gentleman with your landowner, it’s so lovely to see, that’s how it works. (I’m 64 and therefore “Old school”). Loving your channel, my wife comes from Greenock, so although I live in England,I have an affiliation with the Gorgeous Scotland. Thank you for the time you clearly put into these vids, it’s really appreciated.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Adrian. I’m glad you enjoyed and I’m so happy for the landowner that she’s learning more and more about the history of her house. The finds will go into a frame to be displayed on the wall of her house for all to see!

[@sourcreamking]

13:15 looks like a fancy chape of an old shoe buckle. That circular buckle at 21:30 looks interesting, hope you find out more about it! Beautiful Elizabethan hammered... Great video, as always!

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Jon. I think your right a shoe buckle or clog type fitting at 13.15! Thanks for watching

[@theRhinsRanger]

Beautiful patina, nice soil, this gonna be good

[@thescottishdetectorist]

I have high hopes for this place that’s for sure!!

[@VintageForYou]

Nice find hammered silver coin you need to go back and search that place again should be more coins maybe a gold noble as with being a 15 celery old House.😁👍

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Fingers crossed 🤞 it’s a beautiful site and the views from the gardens are incredible

[@AlterMann57]

The detector you using doesn't look like you regular machine. That was such a brilliant outing for youth first coin from George V dated 1917 (when the U.S. finally entered the First World War), was outstanding, the patina was beautiful. The Elizabeth I coin was breathtaking, and the owner with the pink Wellies sounded like she was over the moon about it. Well done, John. p.s. get a new toothbrush! lol

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Still on the XP DEUS II James… I just cleaned it haha 😂

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Glad you like the finds. A great day and the land owner loved it!!

[@AndyGraceMedia]

Oh you legend! That is just sensational. Good strike, looks like a full flan too, no clipping at all which means it probably was dropped when pretty new, before it reached the hands of the heathen!! Extremely rare and valuable in that sort of condition and it's your first real dig! Congratulations to you and your lucky landowner. Can't wait to see what else that permission delivers! Andy from Melbourne, Australia. (PS. 22:08 is that text on the reverse of the buckle/horse brass?)

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Hi Andy. Can’t see any text on the back of the buckle thing, I think it’s machine pressed, but yes the hammered is brilliant. Full flan and the detail is fantastic even the bust isn’t too bad and with her they are often worn away! Thanks for watching

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

Great video again, I say. I am new to this, but I did found a dobbeltbutton 3000 year old and some stuf from the bronze age. Thanks so much for the video and the great history telling.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks Henrik and great news on your finds!! Happy hunting… gold in no time for you I’m sure!

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

@@thescottishdetectorist lol lol oh gold would be nice..Just 2-3 kg of viking gold...lol I wish you all the best.

[@ToxxicRemedy]

Such a shame your digging partner couldn't keep the hammered, but it's more important to the home owner to have the historic pieces that tell the story. So I can appreciate that. Especially when you have so much history everywhere. Here in the US, just finding a 120-150yr old coin is a big deal to me. I'll find my Reale someday. :) love the channel and the history lessons with each find. Best of luck.

[@raymondwilliams2604]

Nice Find once again, Appears to be a 3rd issue sixpence large bust with hair swept back, rose ,date.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks for the info Raymond! I thought I’d seemed a little small for a ‘normal’ sixpence, or at least ones I’ve had before. Do you know if they resized it slightly smaller at some point? I’ll have to compare it to others in my collection!!

[@estherbrummel5173]

13:21 that is a 'fishtail pin' of a buckle! I find those a lot here in Holland. I've even got a beautiful silver shoe buckle with just such a pin. It was attached with iron to the buckle (only with the bronze/copper ones).

[@estherbrummel5173]

Date wise: late 1600s to beginning of the 1700s

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Amazing Esther! Thanks so much for explaining. Much appreciated

[@fiberotter]

If that was my land, I would be tickled with all the finds also. Especially that hammered.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Yes, she was a very happy lady and was delighted to come digging with me! I think I know what she might want for Xmas 🎅🏻

[@fiberotter]

@@thescottishdetectorist With that property? I sure would. I am sure she has friends she could hunt on their properties also.

[@alanlucas2886]

what a find john

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Alan. Yes I was delighted and the landowner I think wants to take up detecting 😆

[@alanlucas2886]

@@thescottishdetectorist well shes got a great teacher john

[@alexmoksha5291]

You are lucky. Snow has already fallen in our area. And my shovel will now lie until spring. But in my Russian pronunciation of the words of the English language, a Scottish accent began to appear distinctly. Thanks or your videos.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Alex. And here’s hoping you get some mild Scottish air coming your way 🥶

[@alexmoksha5291]

@@thescottishdetectorist Unfortunately (or maybe not?), winter in my area comes early and leaves late. It happens that the snow lies until the beginning of May. Whatever it was - "nature has no bad weather. Every weather is a blessing. Rain and snow, at any time of the year, we must gratefully accept" - these are the lines of one of the most famous Soviet songs. That's how we live)). I will watch videos of those who can still dig and find interesting old (and not so) things, accumulate "search hunger" and clean the finds of the season that has ended.

[@stewartry1]

Poor king Edward you always forget george the 5th was his son and Edward was Victoria's son lol nice video and nice finds 👍

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Stewart. Have a great weekend!

[@theRhinsRanger]

This looks nice

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks 😊

[@paulquinn8279]

I love your videos, and call me a cynic but I'm not convinced about the silver coin. And I mean that with the greatest respect because I wouldn't like to be followed around by the land owner. 🤔👍👍👍👍

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Hi Paul. Don’t get me wrong the landowner would have happily left me to detect on my own but she’s so interested in the history of the house and indeed about metal detecting it was a joy to have her along. I just wish you could have seen her face when I unearthed that coin!

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Nice 1917 Geo. V one penny coin

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Dennis! Lovely patina on it!!

[@stuarthendry8330]

I can’t believe you didn’t get the coin. Must be hard up

[@garysmith1178]

The clasp type thing you found when you had the two signals near eachother looks to be an "antler" type buckle/fastener

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Thanks Gary, I’ll look that one up!

[@garysmith1178]

Apologies... I meant to say looks like possibly part of a sword belt hanger

[@stuartchambers7467]

John can you let us know which programme you are using, I've recently got my Deus and I'm still trying to get to grips with the sounds and best programmes to use, cheers mate.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Hi Stuart. Congratulations on the new purchase and happy hunting. I’m a big fan of programme 3 Sensi FT and change the audio to square tones, ground grab and balance and away I go. I’m tweaking a programme at the minute for a custom but every time I think I’ve got it it’s not quite right, but I’ll get there eventually Happy hunting!

[@sandrastaley5333]

Could the hook metal piece be part of a latch from a wooden box or jewelry chest?

[@patodwyer275]

You're right India did gain their independence in 1947 they must have made 1948 dated coins in 1947.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

That’s how it seems. Alas not a £1million error coin 😂

[@natalieblow7522]

Look like old medel

[@janetgrahamtheberge4772]

I keep hearing you say something that sounds like “shock collar”. What are you saying, and what does it mean?

[@thomasmeyer9932]

Independence of india, aug. 15. 1947, this shilling could be rare.

[@mitommy3430]

I’ve lost my toothbrush as well, otherwise I’d give my teeth a proper clean…

[@rfbftp123]

Cool buckle! And ofcourse the hammered, commented too soon 🤣 Also do more shorts, i did a short the other day and it got 11k views in 2 hours and 5 subs, im famous now 🤣

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Well done Jake! On my to do list but I think shorts have to be done in portrait whereas I film in landscape. I suppose I could rebury the good finds and dig it again in portrait and act shocked haha 😆

[@rfbftp123]

@@thescottishdetectorist the blatantly fake ones are the ones that get millions of views afterall 🤣 but yours would only be fake reaction lol

[@nyttag7830]

Good find congratulations, i love finding silver coins here in Denmark, often find english Edvard 1 and 2 coins here.

[@thescottishdetectorist]

Many thanks. I’ve only had one Danish coin over here…. 1980’s if I remember right 😂 but maybe I’ll get a hammered eventually 😛

[@nyttag7830]

@@thescottishdetectorist back in the day the Danes used all kind of foreign silver coins, not until 16th century some local whoppers start to show up in form of various Thales/ daler holding about 28 gram of silver, they also come in 2 and 5 Thalers the latter is over 100 gram silver 😁