Old House Site Discovered While Bottle Digging! | Nugget Noggin

[@crazedone1246]

I really hope kids are watching you! You should be proud of yourself. You are a great role model.

[@courtsNsession]

This is the only channel that I have set up to alert me when new posts are added. I think its cool that nugget appreciates the way things were made back in the early days. Words like "awesome" and "cool" say it all. The Earth has become his time capsule, relics hidden beneath the soil for decades. Best wishes little man!!

[@daggerwoods2210]

That bottle dump is a great find, Mike, you lucky dog. I'd be there every chance I got and wouldn't give up on it until I checked every square foot. Digging bottles is just such a fun thing to do. As you know, you just never can tell what you'll find there next. I hope you clean the place up, and take us along for the ride! Keep 'em comin'! DW

[@thehooverboys]

Beautiful Bottles!! Great spoon Abby!

[@waynelist9861]

nuggetnoggin,I hope you appreciate having ABBY as a hunting partner,I enjoy seeing her in your videos,you dont find many young ladies interested in what young men like to do!She is a beautiful young lady.I like her smile and she is always happy. thanks for your gerat videos. Wayne

[@edwardmartin1742]

Those bottles really cleaned up beautifully. That greenish Orange Crush bottles was a great find.

[@benclark1376]

At 5:35 could that be a old stand to hold sheet music.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Yep it is, I don't play music, I should of known though lol .

[@SwingMan1938]

Ben Clark That it is, or I must've been half-blind during my stretch in Marching Band in high school. LOL! Yeah, those clipped right on to the instruments - usually brass instruments like trumpet, trombone, baritone horn, tuba etc., but could also be found on saxophones and other reed instruments. The rod end slipped into a clip mounted on the instruments themselves and the clip end held the sheet music in place at, more or less, eye level when playing. They had some application in concert band settings, but those clip-on stands were usually used for marching-type band applications.

[@LavenderDusk7]

Indeed it is. Haha thank goodness for those during marching season. Not everyone can memorize the music they're supposed to!

[@Gopertaddyman]

Card cheater for gambling.

[@RelicMedic]

Exactly. A music lyre. Great piece!

[@daytondigger1]

I love that "Ward's" Orange Crush. Look like a great dump to dig if you love sodas. Can't wait to see more.

[@TheScenesweetie2010]

I love how excited he gets. I love watching all his videos and seeing everything he finds. It's interesting seeing day to day objects from back then

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some nice old bottles well recovered

[@mdtreasurehuntervalley9689]

Hey nugget, Great video! Just wanted to say that I enjoy all your videos and keep them coming. Nothing more exciting than the "Thrill of the hunt"!!

[@kendalledmondson891]

The aluminum object with the word "Boston" on it is used in marching bands. It attaches to an instrument and the small sheets of marching music are then clipped to it. That is a very cool find!

[@shebacoppit7008]

Great video! You and A by make a great team! My husband and I enjoy all your videos. It has inspired us to get back out. Keep the videos coming.

[@ytramtoob]

Some great digs Michael, and you killed it on the bottles on this video super job to you both. The BTY & HH

[@ericriggs1546]

Judging by the amount of harmonica reeds you find everyone must have owned a harmonica back then. Love your videos keep them coming!!!!

[@208cindygirl]

Love this video! You two are so much fun to watch! Don't tell anyone THE LOCATION OF THIS BOTTLE DUMP! I know this sounds selfish, but you would be overrun with bottle hunters! Best of hunting to you both!

[@jlotze]

Great video...You're on fire! I enjoy reading some of the comments on here, but those who continue to disrespect Abby are low lifes! Those young guys will never get a girl like Abby, because they have no and show no respect.

[@grebkids4640]

I am loving the bottle digging!

[@barrybrown2941]

Love the green orange crush bottle and the silver spoon!

[@carloswilliams6063]

Abby is starting to sound like you. :) . The green crush bottle is awesome. Thats a rare marble color also. Thank you Nugget(noggin). This is the year of special finds. There's a gold coin and special tokens and finds in (y)our future. HH.....!

[@birtdigger7905]

Definitely a old sheet music holder. Awesome find.

[@thephantom39]

I would say Abby won this hunt, with the Silver Spoon and that awesome square bottle :) WTG Abby Thanks for the share HH&GL Jeff

[@ingerziiii]

I loved your finds! Love the blue bottles! What a great spot to hunt. I've gotta get me one of those cool looking knife digger things you have. When you find a bottle its like you have just delivered a new born baby! Love it!

[@anselb2000]

That was at least a couple hundred dollar day digging those bottles. I could sell every one of them in my antiques booths. I hope you bring back bottle collecting! It is sure fun to dig them up. The closer they are to the top of the ground the more careful you should be removing them.

[@12thpanzer]

Abby is the best treasure you've ever found.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Hey Nugget. Really appreciate these videos. Me and a bud just end armed ourselves with Ace 250s and are ready to get dirty. Really appreciate you keeping the videos clean. My 9 yr. old watches you all the time.

[@buschlicker1932]

Can't wait for you to start doing river videos more now that summer is coming!

[@thepriceofpearls]

Great finds! I've been inspired to get out and look since watching your videos and today found a white Corning bowl marked US 1953 on the bottom and so it was used by the Army , Navy etc. It was in a most unlikely place , just sitting on top of the ground upside down.Those old pop-bottles are my favorite finds and are valuable.You really found a good site.

[@55nimrod55]

I like the way you wear that hat, boy! That there hat is something special!

[@marine919]

As some have opined ,the Boston item is definitely used to hold music to an instrument in a marching band. Nice to see Abby is still relic hunting with you.Enjoy your hunts !

[@Jps3bs]

Great bottle hunt. You and Abby are tearing it up. Congrats

[@KatesFree]

This is great! My dad used to go bottle digging!

[@emanuelhollander7585]

I love to see those old bottles and really great finds but at 5:25 when you said "I'm not sure what this is". I knew exactly what it is. This is a music holder for a trumpet player or saxophone player, it is still used today when you can't memorise the music.

[@dcmiller7167]

That sterling spoon is awesome!!

[@wldblugrass]

Great video ! love the excitement such a pleasure to watch you guys!

[@elciasowaczubak388]

I really really like the bottle search videos ☺

[@russtex]

That 'Boston" logo metal piece is a sheet music chip holder for a wind instrument! I have one for my Coronet (which is similar to a trumpet)! Really love those old bottle completely intact!

[@GILLEBRATH]

That old iron is itself complete and handle comes separate , you just heat iron on stove and then connect on the handle. Thanks to you both

[@MrStirCrazy]

That thing you have that says Boston is a sheet music card holder for a instrument like a trumpet or something most were made of brass old ones silver. Great bottle finds, And nice silver spoon Abby looks like you guys had some nice weather that day.

[@c.warren7559]

You guys killed it today! Gotta go find me a bottle dump! Looks like way too much fun!

[@65cbtengr]

I'm "digg'in" those pink gloves Abby!!

[@ernierc1691]

Big fan of your videos. Great job on your videos I like metel detecating too

[@davidhopper1087]

Canny hunt well done with the bottles. All the best Dave

[@jimcharuhas4680]

Nice bottles! I have a hard time detecting when I find a bottle dump!!!

[@harryeverett2152]

at 5:35 it is a holder for music sheets that they use to attach to their interments such as Trumpet, sax etc... Mainly for marching bands.

[@Drewskii9909]

Those bottle turned out super nice 👍

[@charlesgano5672]

dang!! nugget you killed the bottles there, nice finds

[@MUDSWAT]

Awesome sterling spoon, I bet so much stuff there !!

[@mildredhohman2323]

The piece of metal you found with the word Boston and three stars on it is sheet music holder. Made in the early 1900's and it is silver plated.

[@louisemissouri4410]

The boston piece is for holding a music book. :D Great find of the spoon, Abby! Would make a really nice spoon ring for ya. I love watching to see what you guys pull out of the bottle dump. This really tells us know what the family was into while there. Thanks :)

[@johnlootens6463]

Also I love your videos with all their knowledge

[@Dirtflicker]

Cool digs. Most of the bottles you were digging were from the early 20's. Good stuff.

[@nooneyouknow3329]

I love the bottle dig videos :)

[@ShredTactix]

Great finds! The razor you found there is a Gem Micromatic from the 1920s!

[@forterierocks]

Awesome finds!

[@jennycowen135]

5:33 is a music stand that either attaches to the arm, or instrument, usually used in marching bands.

[@ryancorbell9520]

Love your videos!! Keep up the Great Work!

[@mattingful]

That tag could be an old property marker. Great hunt, you guys!

[@zwavzfishing7012]

Nugget, the bottle with the little dog on it was a vet bottle for dogs back in the 40s and 50s

[@tillerman7oh870]

Nugget: 5:35 that object is called a music lyer. It attaches to an instrument and you clip sheet music in it. Usually used for marching bands etc.

[@AUSSIECOINSHOOTER]

She is a keeper 💚

[@flipster420]

Well I can't wait till you get your own TV show!

[@powaybob45]

Abby looks more beautiful in every video. The unknown item that looks like a lyre is for attaching to a musical instrument to hold sheet music while marching.

[@learningtodig3874]

I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Love your videos and your positive attitude!! I'm new to this hobby and found my very first silver yesterday!! 1963 Canadian dime. Keep these awesome videos coming!

[@Blakeodog13]

Those bottles cleaned up real nice

[@toxicseahorsw157]

I love your videos! Very intresting.

[@oftheearth]

Nice location bud. You have a great passion for the dirty digging. Such a fun show to watch.

[@randyschuh5357]

Nice hunt. Someone already chimed in on the Boston piece as I knew what it was immediately. Those sites are good to hunt. I found a place in Knoxville where they bulldozed several old house down. So many things just laying on top of the ground. One guy even got some great bottles out of a pit he dug. Now if I can just find a site where they bulldozed some Civil War campsites down.....lol

[@goofusmaximusII]

Orange Crush....who got the crush? Such a cute couple.

[@143DREWID]

Congratulation Abbey ! That is a huge piece of silver. I dug 1 only; 1790's, bent, mangled, with animal teeth marks all over it. Weighs just under US 90% half dollar, 90% a 1700's utensil standard. What is the weight of that silver SHOVEL ! Please be careful, chasing silver is addictive. No caution needed if that spoon just caught you. Nugget, if you are lucky Abbey's silver sensor was activated. I have seen diggers go from no silver to LOTS of silver. Do not know why, mostly E-trac... just kidding !

[@iicozoii34]

The silver looking item you found after the spoon looks like what they use to hold music note paper when playing an instrument

[@jrg7951]

Really cool spoon

[@metaaldetectiebelgie9693]

again a verry cool video noggin!! and great founds!!

[@Aless965]

Nice bottles!

[@josemedina-rb1ly]

Good video,wish i had time to do this, the south has a lot of historically hidden things.

[@selenaperez5963]

Awesome vid as always that Item that said Boston on it was a music liar for a trumpet keep up the good work and vids

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

What i wouldnt give for one of those 1920's Coke bottles, the oldest i found (when i was chopping down trees near a trashpit) was from 1962.

[@vern2801]

that chrome thing (boston) is a music holder for a trombone or cornet etc etc...never mind I see someone else has got it.. nice finds for shore......

[@arcmaine207]

These are my favorite videos.! Every time he finds a marble it’s like when they find a gold nugget on Gold Rush! Ha!

[@nuggetnoggin]

Haha! Thanks for watching!

[@rosabart7921]

the boston peice you found was a sheet music holder of sorts! i'm most sure of it.

[@raywalter3992]

Way cool!!

[@MikeOfKorea]

I can tell you were never in a school band. LOL Looks like a great day for you and Mrs. Noggin.

[@alexeaton3971]

Great wee video guys, glad Abby got some more cool bottles for her collection, what do you do with all the bottles, surely you can't display em all, love to know, anyways keep up the great vids! GL+ HH

[@offtherecord912]

I know quite a few excellent relic spots in Ohio and SC. Been eager to get a metal detector. Great videos! Congrats

[@RESEARCHINGYOURROOTS]

That one thing is a music holder for a marching band member. I used mine on a clarinet.

[@TheWayha]

That thing you found at 5:35 is called a Lyre and is used for holding sheet music but was a string instrument which King David would've had men play. You get a chance look up on youtube The Oldest Known Melody (Hurrian Hymn no.6 - c.1400 B.C.) Pretty amazing find. See ya on the next one.

[@memyselfandifarmer]

go abby, your a very nice addition to a bad day.

[@Thayer2000]

That's a supercool place to go digging, man they're a lot of bottles there ! :)

[@plutoplatters]

you live in heaven... i'd never stop hunting

[@JagBetty]

Enjoyed your video, nice finds.

[@elciasowaczubak388]

keep on recording bottle search videos i like it

[@HHunt72389]

5:35 is a clip for clipping sheet music to amusical instrument such as a horn.

[@Vsshooter]

What city name on the bottom? All of those bottles were made in Chattanooga, Tennessee. If you find one from Alaska or Hawaii then those bottles came from there. All the other bottles were delivered to the different bottling plants with mixed loads of bottles with different cities' names on the bottom. My grandfather worked for Coke for 40 years. I worked at the plant during the summers and on weekends in the winter. @ 5:32 the harp shaped clip is to hold sheet music on a musical instrument while marching in a band.

[@RedFireQueen83]

Nice vid. Those are some really cool bottles. You should go online and look up that name I am sure something will come up. Like ancestry records or something. Good luck!

[@crashoverride1000]

You likely know the Noggin but some ppl used to stash valuables in tree knots and hollow branches. Saw it on another video about MD.

[@Lumberman2011]

great finds congrats!

[@hallel4778]

Did anyone else see the blue and white marble in the same hole as the wine and the big boy bottle. That’s amazing what u will fine just going round the wood at an old house site!!

[@ruelas2653]

Due that's so cool what you guys are doing

[@swbottles]

That Orange Crush is a good one. The aqua ones like that are pre 1920, could be a $100 bottle.

[@trevorwhite9862]

I love your videos