Bottle Diggin' - Found Coke Bottles, Marbles and Relics! | nuggetnoggin

[@konapuppy10]

The holes in the coke bottle cap could be home made salt n pepper shakers. Also, some women would use them as a shaker sprinkler that they would use while ironing! Thanks for the great memories!

[@jodihepler6202]

Love watching you. The coke bottle with the holes in the cap were used to shake water onto the clothes when ironing.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Awesome, thanks for sharing the info!

[@puvagirl03]

@@nuggetnoggin Jodi Hepler I was just getting ready to put the same comment. lol my mom use to us them for that.

[@kathrynludrick4821]

Yeah. I remember my mother using one when ironing.

[@3Cathill]

Yes! my mom used to do that

[@mrpaperbagpaperbag4714]

Lol.. you are the only guy i know who is getting real excited about a old broken padlock.... keep up the good work and god bless.

[@misharyutubbee]

When was a kid in the 1960s, we used to punch holes in the top of sodas and drink them slowly like that. I don't know why we did that, but we did.

[@claytonparker5331]

You are the best youtuber who does real life stuff

[@LunchboxSandwich]

Love it! I like to transform old bottles into lamps💗 Ure my kind of guy! God bless you and your family

[@1fanger888]

If there`s any old dairy farms around where you`re at, you would likely find bottle dumps with old milk bottles in them. You can still find the middens, if there`s been no excavating. They still form little hills after more than 100 years. The farmers used to just throw the broken bottles in their wagons and cart them out to the edges of fields where their cows wouldn`t step on them. I used to find one intact milk for every 20-30 broken ones. I would sell them for $3-$5 each in the want ads (back when there were still want ads in the local newspapers). Thanks for the videos! Brings back memories.

[@walkingtrails7776]

NuggetNoggin= King of the Eyeballing!

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

You are the marble master , great video . God Bless , Mike Espo.....

[@soonzach4017]

Love your videos always, you are a such nice young man.

[@knightwing51]

that bottle with the cap with two holes was used to dampen clothes to iron in the old days of washing clothes. they would put water or starch water in it.

[@SorePaws_]

Seen restaurants use them as salt and pepper shakers too.

[@knightwing51]

@@SorePaws_ yes and no. needs more holes in cap. grandma used a ketchup bottle when i was a kid.

[@breeg1684]

I think if you were the first person on Mars, you would find a marble. 😂 Great video! God bless!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Love the marbles! We find them quite often in our dumps that we dig!

[@JayStephens8]

Michael I love your videos been a fan since 2012-2013 you’ve never let me down and I hope that the lord watch over us all through tough times and keep us all safe

[@robertsnyder5149]

I was metal detecting an old church camp in west Auburn, Wash. and found a kids treasure trove. A half dozen marbles, plastic toys with the axles rusted off and a hand full of pocket change. The dates on the coins were all in the 1950's.

[@johnboy6247]

When I was kid we used to look on the bottom of the bottles to see where they were originally filled at. Whoever had the one with the furthest city was the winner.( didn't actually win anything but it was fun to play.)

[@PeachSt8Digger]

Thank you, MIchael and very nice commercial for audible. Love the bottles, even Milk of Magnesia bottles, as common as they were, are not so common anymore. I would gather them all. I love the blue. Congrats and all you do and I hope to see you mudlarking on the Thames one day soon, again!

[@Bladen]

I used to watch you about 6 years ago. I made a new KZbin account and I forgot all of my favorite KZbinrs "Which you are and were" When I came back I will be honest I burst in tears because I used to watch years and years ago and I couldn't believe I forgot about you. I love you man! I subscribed with notifications on. At least I get to binge watch your videos now ;)

[@arcmaine207]

Great finds! These bottle dumps are my favorite videos. I always like finding those heavy green cokes, hard to come across up my way

[@jannstuart15]

Awesome! Love your videos. Thank you for making them, and for sharing your love of relics and metal detecting.

[@BrianClunie]

So many great finds, old bottles are so cool!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

You had an awesome day! The bottles were beautiful, and I love that you collect the marbles! You are a real blessing, Mike! Thanks for a great video!

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you! More videos coming soon

[@dayleeclaton9219]

The bottle with the cap on it....we used to punch nail holes in it to drink through, it was "The Thing" to do back then...lol! Those blue bottles are collectibles, doesn't matter if they are medicine or whatever they were used for.

[@nascarmommam5915]

Enjoyed the bottle hunt, liked those blue jars. But especially the marbles! keep it up love your videos!!! ~ Texas

[@debbiemitchell6055]

I bet there are some fantastic bottles buried there! A full Demijohn would be a terrific find for you, (a perfect coin holder/bank for all of your coin finds)

[@momof2n8993]

Bottles bottles everywhere, & let's not forget marbles, that vase would have been even more beautiful if it were complete, that was something finding your water bottle after all that time. Have a great day, God bless

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you!

[@jamesy3722]

I think nugget noggin should record a audio book , I'd listen to him all day !

[@lisamedlin2111]

As always the best way to end my day. Thanks Youngin'. Blessings!

[@QuestForDetails]

mudlarking to bottle digging ! great to watch you adventure,

[@LizJr88]

I'm new to your channel. I love your videos. You have such enthusiasm, just like me when I look for bottles. God bless you on your adventures. 💛

[@sharonbolton6477]

Liz Fesczenko I’m new too. I’ve got a lot of videos to catch up on 😆

[@2manyroberts]

Gr8 finds! Always check the bottoms of coke bottles because they have the name of the town they were bottled in, SOME small towns are very rare!

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks, I’ll do it

[@karenkozak2068]

You did a great job on the ad! It was the first ad I did not mind watching.

[@lynnschmidt511]

I love your finds and your spiritual love for Jesus. Thank you for your video! Thumbs up and More 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@lorijones8573]

When we were little we used those marbles with a slingshot to break bottles and cans we collected.

[@rayeleverenz9076]

I'm old I use to have bags of marbles like those,marbles where the thing on playground

[@debrabrooks6138]

Wow looks like you hit the jackpot of bottles! I would go nuts. Piling all the whole bottles on one pile and broken on another, makes you wonder just how many bottles are in there! Great video! Great finds! ☺

[@jacquejones2188]

That was fun to watch! I have a creek not far from my house I went for the first time and found some old medicine bottles, cork tops, and a few others. I also found 1 marble bright yellow and a silver spoon sticking out of the bank. I am going again here soon! You have taught me so much Nugget! Especially with my detecting! I even bought a magnet. There are some old wells around here. Every day is such a adventure and I love it! Wishing you a great weekend✌️

[@beccakeith8044]

I wish you could go be a guest detector on Oak Island! I'm obsessed with the show!

[@tuckera1879]

Hey nugget yesterday I went detecting and found a huuuge ox chain link(or horse) for logging, it is like 4×12 inches and the steel is like 2 inches thick! My town was a logging town in the 1800s and I'm pretty sure that's where it came from. Also I found my first railroad spike that is perfectly straight and in 1 peice. Will be detecting there again because there acres on acres of land to detect.

[@tuckera1879]

I plan to bring the link to the local museum once they come out of hibernation for the winter.

[@tuckera1879]

Also is weighs 7 pounds

[@tacocin]

Talkin' about a target rich environment!!! WOW! Sweeeeet!

[@Newfiemom4]

Oh dear, I’m a sucker for cute old bottles. I enjoyed this treasure hunt.

[@ThePresidentialTourist]

Some really cool awesome fines. I hope you go back there some day.

[@karentashua.14s13]

I love to watch you’re videos , you are always so excited to find stuff makes me enjoy even more ! Thanx for diggin in the woods today 👏

[@michaelkotz773]

I would literally dig up that entire area!! Super jealous! :)

[@detectordoriebrumm2469]

Wish I could find a nice bottle dump, love old glass! Love your videos.

[@TotemoGaijin]

Best you can do is start looking for creeks and rivers, and start walking. Good luck!

[@matthewkyle7763]

Thank you for making this video great work finding so many cool bottles take care keep up the great work. God bless you and your family and friends peace be with you all.

[@nadinechandler8898]

Great finds...i love old bottles keep exploring and as always stay safe ✌

[@jlouutube65]

You can use a tile cutter (thanx Si Finds) to make drinking glasses out of those bottles with broken tops.

[@kathrynludrick4821]

I always enjoy your vids. Thanks Michael.

[@tnhillguy1598]

Great spot to dig.. I love the soda bottles and the mason jars... so much history there... Thanks for sharing!

[@stevexray6253]

The little bottle with the purple contents will look good all cleaned up and sitting in a sunlit window. 👍 😆

[@gregggoss2210]

Great finds. I haven't been bottle hunting in years. Not too many places left untouched where I live.

[@mikepoint4983]

The little blue bottle is very nice , the Coke D bottles are pretty cool , I wonder how many variations of coke bottles were made ? Great video Nugget . Cheers

[@ShotofWry]

Cool spot, Nugget. Funny you finding your water jug. 8:00 - Looks like Jadeware. 8:30 - May be a nid-century toy key

[@gegefica3752]

Would be a great idea to organize a "collecting bottle day" to get all that out of there !

[@lindafitzgerald4461]

Always fun to go along with you! Cool finds!

[@juliegriffin7609]

Another cool video young man! I totally enjoyed watching you! God bless!

[@nuggetnoggin]

Glad you enjoyed! God bless.

[@edwardmartin1742]

Another great adventure and video, Nugget. I love those blue bottles. I find it interesting that people once had bottle dumps. One would think that the bottles would have been discarded with the rest of the trash instead of in a special area. God bless, Nugget.

[@TINYNumismatics]

They punched those holes in the cap of that coke bottle cap to use it as a salt or pepper shaker. My grandmother had some like that.

[@nuggetnoggin]

It very well could of been. Thanks for watching!

[@rogerdempsey7227]

Well I said it before and I'll say it again you're so blessed to find that bottle of water that you lost three years ago all the other times are awesome you stay blessed and I'll see you on the next one

[@jacobhauck1928]

Your videos inspire me so much I love your videos man I’ve been watching you a while now

[@normawinton6832]

Before steam irons, they used bottles too sprinkle on the clothes too get the wringles out. Great finds!

[@christopherseba5191]

Just randomly found you surfing through the thousand's of KZbin video's out there on the web, awesome job on hunting for relics as I'm watching your video's I really dont want them to end when night time comes. I was thinking if I where this guy I would camp out and continue on the next day, especially on the river episode's. Well happy hunting!!!😎

[@mamasgonecreating1967]

I can't believe you left all those blue bottles there. I love the cobalt blue bottles. Especially the little ones. That purple stained one was cool too.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Yeah they are nice! I took about 10 but left all those others lol. It’s a long walk back so you have to limit yourself

[@mamasgonecreating1967]

@@nuggetnoggin I understand. When I go rock and fossil hunting, the weight and distance add up QUICK.

[@ChristopherHayniedd980]

I love old marbles. I have a really old glass one I found years ago.

[@rondathiesen9317]

Love old bottles! God bless! Cool dig

[@n3wfie222]

Love watching your videos ,its more exciting then cable lol

[@SuperBadVideos]

Hello 👋 from Cali, been watching your videos for a while and it still amazes me on what you find.

[@magnetfishwithintermountia9224]

I hope to find a dump like this one day. Good find. Good day.

[@Thetowguy77]

Love the vid brother. Old bottles are awesome.

[@jeremyinthewild]

Haha too funny about your water bottle. I had a similar experience being surprised coming across a hand shovel in the middle of the woods that I realized was mine that I lost a couple years before haha

[@55nimrod55]

That boy sure did get excited about a simple padlock!

[@gonzanan347]

In reference to the coke bottle with the holes in the bottle cap, my grandmother used to sprinkle her laundry with water before she ironed it. Lots of ladies had laundry sprinklers that were ceramic figurines with a "salt shaker" top. If you google "coke bottle laundry sprinkler", you'll see that you could get little toppers with holes in them that fit a coke bottle. Maybe some lady made her own out of that bottle you found. Or maybe a guy did that to sprinkle water on his grill when the fire kicked up a bit.

[@Kitty-wb1kf]

Love your enthusiasm! 😀

[@robertsnyder5149]

Nugget, I was hunting an old logging camp about a 1/4 mile from my house and found a small cobalt blue bottle next to a small stream. I still have it.

[@dawncarpenter5619]

I hope you had a blessed Easter!! Great finds. The stained purple bottle, might a nail polish bottle :)

[@williamt5837]

Back in the day they used to add bluing to wash water before adding whites. Bluing came in glass bottles and would stain them as well.

[@crystalstogner6200]

On my bucket list to go bottle hunting/metal detecting with you one day. Keep up the good work and may God always bless you.

[@tomshively5419]

Pretty purple bottles.. awesome!

[@robertsnyder5149]

I found a 1908 Lydia Pinkam's milk of magnesia bottle in a ditch the county had just dug out and it was all opal colored inside. I still have that one too. It was a cork top with the date impressed on it.

[@elifoust7664]

Collected bottles since 1970,best find was a Congress And Empire SPRing CO. Emerald Green pint from 1885,in a lake in SC.

[@christophermason8151]

You should have pulled an aquachigger and drank the water. lol. Great finds. I love these types of dumps where you never know what you will find. God bless.

[@tomakawkdetecting1826]

When you found that lightbulb you had a very good idea

[@jimlapinskas6136]

Glad to see you back!really sorry to see commercials!

[@briancall8535]

Nugget that’s vase is called slag ware is was probably a toothpick holder or a small bud vase

[@lukemcdonald891]

Great video! I've been watching for years now as well. More bottle dump videos like this one please! These are my favorite, along with the river hunts. Where is the verse in this video?

[@berniekendall6816]

6:00 The holes in the coke bottle cap were used to sprinkle on Ironing prior to steam irons being made.

[@Wvnursey]

What a rich spot!!!!

[@dougalexander7204]

Good haul Nug... Your channel is always a pleasure to watch. Stay safe and awesome. From indiana. B

[@madsrasmussen5536]

First!!!!!! Omg. Great video nuggetnoggin! Have watched you in over 4 years

[@RolledOaty]

No ur not

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thank you for watching!

[@theyologuys100]

Epic

[@madsrasmussen5536]

@@theyologuys100 you mad lad

[@claytonhall2003]

I was clearing a fence row and found a (three in one oil co) glass bottle complete. From what I read around 1920s oldest thing I ever found.

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Good mix of bottles there

[@sherryturner8729]

My Uncle used to work for the Coca-Cola company back when I was a little kid. When they would get to the end of a run they would bottle whatever drink they had left into whatever bottles they had. You only knew what was inside by the bottle cap. We would take the ones with Tab in them and poke holes in the bottle cap with a ice pick. Then put our fingers over the holes, shake it up and then have "soda wars" spraying each other with the nasty TAB soda.

[@georgeearls3338]

A coke bottle would be excellent for pepper sauce, cayenne pepper stuffed in a bottle and vinegar poured in. could be the reason for the two holes.

[@richardnorthcott6225]

In the 30 thru 60 there was a double cola bottling company in Seminole Oklahoma nugget.

[@beckysweeps9748]

If you haven't already seen their videos, check out Adventure Archaeology. They do a lot of bottle digging, serious bottle digging. Love your videos and appreciate all your hard work to give us something to watch. Thank you and God bless!!

[@wendellworth353]

Old Coke bottles with the caps on were used for dispensing vinegar. Just punch two holes in the cap.

[@anselb2000]

How many bottles did you break with that aggressive shovel digging??? All the bottles in your pile at the end are really worth packing out! The two ribbed cobalt blue bottles are pretty rare. I have thousands of cobalt blue bottles, but I bet there is not a ribbed one in the whole collection!

[@Okiegirl85]

Michael, they punched the holes in the coke bottle top to use it for ironing clothes. That's what they did before steam irons were created.

[@friendshipranger]

My mother used those coke bottles to iron with. Probably explains the two nail sized holes in top.

[@nuggetnoggin]

Thanks John, I’ll have to go ask my grandmother if she used them too