Strange Discovery made in a late 1700s Homestead! How did it get here?

[@dennis82468]

My wife and I watched you a few years ago. I recently came across your channel again. I've been enjoying the content. Daisy has been a good addition

[@nuggetnoggin]

Welcome aboard! And glad your back! More videos of us on the way

[@nuggetnoggin]

Where's everyone watching from? comment below!

[@lauritsboel2036]

Denmark❤

[@nuggetnoggin]

@lauritsboel2036 Awesome, that's a long way away!

[@johnphillips5097]

Cardigan west wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@nuggetnoggin]

@@johnphillips5097 Amazing! Been there detecting once, it was fun!

[@johnphillips5097]

@@nuggetnogginthat’s awesome 🤩

[@show-metreasure3438]

I dug one of those swastika's here in Missouri, it was actually a reverse swastika which was a sign of good luck in the old days, some good luck tokens have them as well

[@nuggetnoggin]

That's interesting, yeah it may be older then! Considering I found it in a 1700s to 1820s site. I know they did use that logo prior to the 1930s and it was meant for peace. So possible I have an old relic maybe. Thanks for watching!

[@show-metreasure3438]

@nuggetnoggin yes sir, have a good day

[@Asphodel27one]

⁠@@nuggetnogginon my last day mudlarking in the Thames a couple months ago I found and kept two Indian clay lamps with good luck swastikas on them. So awful that the meaning of the ancient symbol was twisted.

[@John-g6x1h]

I wonder if that piece could have been from India. It was a common symbol there before World War 2 and I've seen several relics from India that incorporated it.

[@michaelc3977]

@@Asphodel27one Well twist it back, just like Elon Musk did grandly last week

[@jonathankembery1744]

Watching from across the pond in the UK great videos never disappoint

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Rock and roll!!

[@relicrat]

Fun hunt as always. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@TexasPlugRiches]

You hit the Button Jackpot Nugget! Great hunt! You are the reason I got into this wonderful Hobby 8 years ago. See ya on the next, God bless!

[@kearnsey64]

The U.S. 45th division had the First Nations symbol similar to the swastika. It was later changed to the Thunderbird and was based in Oklahoma City and was a National Guard unit.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

I love all the colonial finds, Michael. The shoe buckle and the leather mount are awesome! The swastika was a good luck symbol, before WW2. From south Georgia!❤

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you for watching! Sounds like I got more good luck now, so my next hunt should have the old coin haha

[@JoKayS]

Love your videos, watching from WV...

[@janehelbert7551]

Your finding a lot of nice finds!

[@amytemple6469]

Love your videos. Ive been a subscriber of your channel for a few years now. You always have great content. Watching from Buckeye, Az. Thanks for sharing!

[@EricTheRed23]

I'll see ya at the live event!!

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Awesome finds!

[@RogueRipple]

You always have great videos, Mike! You find awesome artifacts! Always makes for an entertaining video+

[@everettmain1904]

Guernsey Wyoming I enjoy watching you thank you for all you do

[@nuggetnoggin]

I really appreciate it! Thank you!

[@leederby136]

Glad to see a new video from you. I haven’t seen any in a long time. Keep up the good finds, Michael!

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Nice to see new finds..

[@joycekennedy1730]

Some sweet digs there....watching frome frozen Vermont.

[@advenzures]

Another great video. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy New Year 👍

[@dougsnyder8963]

Great variety of finds Michael. Is that little shovel for digging “small cents”? 😂 I dug a swastika pin once and I was told it was a rifleman’s pin. Thanks for the video. 👍

[@nuggetnoggin]

The little shovel is cute haha but it still helps me find awesome relics! I need one just a tad longer on the handle and it would be ideal for backpacking on long hikes. Thanks for watching!

[@Terry-i8g]

Terry from North Alabama. Great video! Looking forward to more!

[@overwatch2671]

Those are some nice finds nugget. Good stuff, brother. South Cackalacky

[@mikebranham4579]

Lexington South Carolina. Love watching your show!

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it!

[@richardwarren4879]

Great video, thank you. Alot of great finds I'm from Reynoldsburg Ohio. I use the garrett ace 400.

[@metaldetectingmontana406]

Such an amazing find congratulations

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you for watching!

[@LongIslandsHardcoreDetectorist]

Long Island here. Great video!

[@billythompson4456]

Watching from Arlington,Tx

[@TreasureExplorer-Twig]

Great finds! That swastika is a neat find. Definitely not ww2 related. Giving the location I would venture to say it’s in context and site related.

[@erikthorson8784]

Watching from Idaho

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks for watching from out west!

[@metaldetectingmontana406]

Such an amazing find congratulations watching from Montana.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you! More videos on the way!

[@LisaG-fu9zp]

nice finds

[@troy7761]

Very cool channel! Greetings from Austria!

[@thomasknapp6403]

That colonial buckle was a prime example of why you should always double check your holes. Great job

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Amazing find☆☆☆

[@nuggetnoggin]

Very true! You never know what else could be there

[@LizDenmark]

I missed your videos lots ♥

[@janehelbert7551]

Nice shoe buckle!

[@lanagrahamntx]

Watching from East Texas. Have I been missing notifications?? I haven't seen you for awhile 🥴

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

Wish i can go, i would be excited to go

[@btmat57]

Coos Bay, Oregon.

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Best rainbow I ever saw was in Coos Bay. I'll never forget it.

[@alisonbriggs649]

Carrickfergus, N. Ireland 😊😊

[@jlorku]

Dunno if somebody commented this before, but before infamous Austrian painter came to power, swastika was a pretty popular symbol for scout organisations

[@Tomc8030]

Another fun video….. where was your side kick today? Still love you guys here in East Texas. Tell her I asked about her.

[@TomCox-x6b]

Hillsboro Missouri

[@lizzymoore54]

Come on…let it be a coin! Stinking Lincoln…😕but at least it is a coin, Michael. Great finds, as usual, son. 👏👏☺️👏👏

[@davidpacker117]

Bellefonte, Pa. Nugget.

[@tomnickell1276]

Nice hunt. That place couldn't have been hunted to death. Some things you dug are big enough to be a plate. Enjoyed the video.

[@nuggetnoggin]

It would of been a 500 flat button, 30 coin site if I was the first one there lol. I'm also a hard hunter and i'm searching beside all the trees, under bushes and really searching the places further out from the house site where they didnt look. The big brass thing could of definitely been a belt buckle, but it was fairly deep and I'm sure it got missed. Still could be a good coin left in there but the signals are getting scare. Thanks for watching!

[@BMW7series251]

Brilliant dig as always NN. It gets a 9/10 from me. (10/10 if Daisy was in it)!! LOL. John. UK.

[@Macsauce8]

I hope you're aware your Facebook was hacked? Hope all is well

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

Good digs man

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you! Each year it's a little harder to keep finding this stuff consistently lol. I put my hours in with more and more research, then you go to the site to find out it's been dug haha.

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

@nuggetnoggin I don't have woods around me too much but random spots see to work out . there are so many hunters around Fort Worth you have to get creative so lone trees on the side of the road or just small patches of dirt are working for me lately . Keep up the good work people are counting on you for entertainment.😎

[@Vault57]

6:30 Go sweep the bottom of the ravine. That's where things got washed or thrown away.

[@nuggetnoggin]

I will check it next time

[@Damon1864]

South of Seattle, WA!

[@zippy9898]

Memphis Tn.

[@Pete_R63]

Don't you know? That tree shaped thing is an old air freshener for your coach or covered wagon! You smashed a wad of some sort of aromatic poultice into the dip in the back and hung it upwind somewhere to mask the smell of the horse or donkey farts! Yes, I made this up as I went along. Cheers

[@nuggetnoggin]

Haha , hey it sounds good though

[@sidneyjohnson9394]

Hazlehurst Georgia

[@bhhenry]

If You Give a Digger a Detector If you give a digger a detector, he’s going to head out to the woods. When he gets to the woods, he’ll decide to look for an old colonial home site. When he finds a good signal, he’ll start to dig. When he starts to dig, he’ll realize he left his big shovel at home. Since he left his big shovel at home, he’ll make do with what he has. When he finally gets the target out, he’ll be excited… until he sees it’s just a musket ball. But if he finds a musket ball, he’ll want to keep looking for something better. So he’ll keep digging, and when he gets another signal, he’ll be sure it’s a coin. But when he finally pulls it out of the dirt, it will just be a washer. Since it’s just a washer, he’ll keep looking. When he finally finds a flat button, he’ll feel a little better. But if he finds a flat button, he’ll want to find a silver coin. When he gets another strong signal, he’ll get really excited. When he digs it up, he’ll find a shotgun shell. But if he finds a shotgun shell, he’ll check the hole again, just in case there’s something better. And if he checks the hole again, he might just find an old colonial shoe buckle! Since he found a shoe buckle, he’ll want to find a spoon. And if he finds a spoon, he’ll remember he hasn’t found a musket ball yet. When he finally finds a musket ball, he’ll start thinking about all the history buried in the ground. When he starts thinking about history, he’ll want to keep digging. And if he keeps digging, he’ll find a beautiful old button. Since he found a button, he’ll want to find a silver coin. And when he finally digs up a coin, he’ll be so excited… Until he sees that it’s just a modern penny. If he finds a modern penny, he’ll sigh, shake his head, and keep looking. When he gets home and lays out all his finds, he’ll admire the buckles, buttons, and spoon handles. But he’ll still wish he had found a real colonial coin. And if he still wishes he had found a real colonial coin… He’s going to head back out to the woods with his detector.

[@Ohpnuts]

I look forward to your channel...❤patsy

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks for watching!

[@chuckclark9464]

👍👍👍👍

[@christinesbetterknitting4533]

Colorado, where nothing is in the ground...

[@rogerklinck3315]

Greenville SC

[@gabeblackoroony]

Hey Nugget! I found one almost identical to that years ago around a demolished turn of the century house. I guess I assumed it was pre WWII. I have a couple tokens with swastikas on them and one is from a cigar store in Seattle, about 1910

[@nuggetnoggin]

That’s interesting, because mine was in a very old site so you would think it’s old

[@roberthoffman3872]

Eastern NC

[@craigattaway1410]

East Texas

[@Scano41]

I live just down the road from Oxford uk a town called Swindon

[@roberttannahill]

Hello neighbour, I live in Pinehurst😁

[@connorsrelicsandtreasures9862]

Are you and Daisy going to Digstock this year or next year.

[@nickadimouse1]

The swastika is before Germany, it's a symbol of protection and peace depending on who owned it. It's all over the middle Eastern stuff ,.and other countries used it as well. So it makes sense to find it in a 1700s Homesite ..

[@nuggetnoggin]

Yep, it’s a 1700s relic for sure

[@Booklover-e3z]

❤

[@ottawadigs]

its a common symbol used for thousands of years to symbolize well-being and good fortune. A certain group decided to use it in the 1930's and now that symbol in the west is seen as bad but in the rest of the world it is still seen as the original symbol that it has been for thousands of years. Only the west sees it as a bad symbol.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Yeah that’s true! The original meaning goes back long time ago .

[@Gil53liam]

In Germany and the majority of the world it is not acceptable, it is against the law to use that symbol.

[@robinswiger1349]

West Virginia 💙💛

[@christianrhansen1990]

idk if you know this but ,whenever you setup your recording cam, when digging from afar, we can barely hear you speak, that is usually not a problem with your videos, besides that great video.

[@nuggetnoggin]

I turned the volume up and heard it but I do understand what you’re saying. I wasn’t talking loud today either in this video. Next time I can wear a microphone on my neck

[@johnphillips5097]

Gonna find something awesome, I just know🤞

[@nuggetnoggin]

I appreciate the positive attitude, I do put in a lot of effort to make the finds too haha.

[@Badback60]

Calgary Alberta

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Nugget, if you ever find an old brass lamp, will you rub it?

[@locksmithb1]

When you getting your Facebook back man I miss watching your videos ha

[@nuggetnoggin]

Hopefully soon! No luck with Facebook they have terrible support so far. They take you around in circles with their AI chat bots and never get your issue handled with a real person. I'll keep trying! Thanks for watching!

[@justdustino1371]

I saw wooden trinket boxes made in China and Japan that had brass lucky swastikas on them. Native Americans used the symbol too, especially the Hopi.

[@advenzures]

👊🤩👍

[@robertkahl6024]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nathanrogers2107]

Louisiana

[@jallen5300]

Tennessee

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

Green Mountian Metal Detecting brad martin has found mouth harps where he goes up in the Mtns of VT.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Brad has made some great discoveries. The mouth harps were very popular late 1700s . Thanks for watching!

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

@nuggetnoggin your welcome, yea he has found old coins, buttons, crotal bells for the most part, wish u can collaborate with him

[@yahswill9512]

From lousyanna

[@craigmetz7924]

The symbol goes back a long time before ww1 or ww2.

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

4th like, good afternoon, nuggetnoggin

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

I'm number 18 and it was just a second ago

[@nuggetnoggin]

Good afternoon, thanks for joining!

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

@@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor yes you are

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

Is it also called a jaw harp, nuggetnoggin

[@nuggetnoggin]

True , thanks for watching!

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

@nuggetnoggin no problem, I always learn something from watching your videos

[@barbaradavis7400]

No marbles

[@glendasheaffer4459]

The swastika was originally a good luck symbol before the Nazis changed its meaning. I have a good luck token from a Jewish store from before the war.

[@brianselt291]

I believe that since the swastika is stamped at a right angle to the edge it would not be Nazi related…they used the emblem canted 45degrees. I’m guessing it is Hindi…but, how it got there who knows.

[@pattirolfe5792]

WHEN DID YOUR FACEBOOK GET HACKED?

[@jacobmckenna8282]

The Swastika was an Indian symbol first

[@keithpep6876]

the way swaztika faces may be east indian long life/everlasting flipped is the italian/german one , unless they flipped for properness /buddahs heart ?

[@riseandshinejp]

Hi, the wheel of life is not the same as the swastika, which is rotated to be at an angle. It represents the "wheel" or cycle of life and was popular as a symbol in many countries before the Nazis gave it ruinous reputation. The symbol is still used today on maps in asia to denote temples, and on religious officer's uniforms in the ROK armed services. God bless.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks for the info . I think it’s 1700s or early 1800s symbol or brooch

[@riseandshinejp]

@@nuggetnoggin it probably came from europe with the person who homesteaded there.

[@IhorBorowec]

North royalton ohio

[@occamsrazor7939]

Object that looks like a nazi swastika may not be that. It may be from the 45th Infantry Division.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Explain more. 45th infantry of the civil war?

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

How did that swastika broach get there

[@nuggetnoggin]

I have no idea. It was in the same spot as all the buttons and relics.

[@user-Icicleandfireball]

@nuggetnoggin wow that is crazy, could of been dropped

[@henrys3629]

Who drops a modern penny on a colonial site?

[@terryhenschke]

thats not a swaztica it,s a christian flag swaztica is at an angle

[@ParPetersson]

Perhaps Elon Musk lived there once.

[@nuggetnoggin]

LOL! Everyone has been getting on him about that hand signal he did. I have no clue what he meant by it but I have seen numerous politicians and others do it as well, maybe not knowing. He could of just been thankful lol. . I appreciate you watching! More videos on the way

[@venturahwy76]

Turn your sound on your metal detector, we like hearing it.

[@fly_speck_cafe]

​@@venturahwy76yes we do!

[@TristramSavage]

Perhaps you're a nut job... Just sayin

[@yankeetimeline]

@yankeedigger from east Tennessee!