Those Roaring 20’s! - Metal Detecting a Depression Era House for Old Coins, Silver, & Relics

As cool as metal detecting for Colonial era stuff can be, its nice to mix in locations that will produce finds from the 1800's and early 1900's too. Being able to dig up things throughout our country's history is exciting regardless of the era its from. So this week we get permission to a 1924 house that just looked absolutely stunning from the road. A large lot of mostly grass and some enormous trees which always great signs for detecting. The homeowners were incredibly friendly as Doug, Rich, and I searched all day and found some fantastic pieces. So much so, that I had to break this video in half with part 2 coming next week so I can finish editing all the cool clips of stuff! Relics, coins, silver, and even gold! Oh c'mon, this is gonna be some fun!
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Metal Detectors:
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Pinpointers:
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Nokta Makro Pulsedive - shrsl.com/2db33
Digging Tools:
Small Hand Diggers:
Lesche Small Hand Digger - shrsl.com/1vgd3
GraveDigger Sidekick - shrsl.com/24ktw
Long Handle Shovels:
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Grave Digger "Tombstone" (36" long) - shrsl.com/26ddz
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[@maxsands3861]

The bulb is an automotive front running/turn signal bulb an 1157a the "a" being for amber. i think the chrome bell is for a bicycle the slot in the side was for the lever dinger. Dougs on fire again, nice bunch of coins and that quarter was awesome.! Great show.

[@QuarterHoarder]

Good call on that being an automotive bulb. I’m not sure why I thought it was a decoration bulb. We were there the day before Halloween so I guess I was feeling festive. 🙂

[@Smithsgold]

"It's never to early for a Hotdog" !!! LOL

[@janas7088]

Awesome silvers for all of you. Beautiful coin from France Jason. Great looking Indian head penny Rich.

[@pclathrop]

It’s cool how Rip Van Winkle Rich has been folded into the crew

[@anastasiarose9003]

I am playing catch up on old videos. I love the ending on this because of the pure joy on Doug's face when he found the most beautiful coin I have seen. That is a work of art. I love that era.

[@loridietrich2369]

that SLQ would make a hell of a necklace.

[@darbysdownhomedetecting]

Congratulations Rich on the silver dime& nickel spill! Well done brother 👍💯🍀😉

[@RichVanWinkle37]

Thank you 😊

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Liked your Sanford and Son version Jason 😆👍👌 Dougs SLQ was awesome.

[@karinkasupski7234]

You and Doug looked like kids waiting for the school bus 🚌 at the beginning of the video. ;)

[@whiteowlbayes3649]

You guys are GREAT and love Doug 🔔

[@cindygallagher9547]

Great video guys!!! And Jason putting ketchup on a hot dog is murderous hahaha

[@darbysdownhomedetecting]

Nice save on the silver 1932 Washington quarter Doug! Rare find for sure!!!!

[@Azoreanislandgirl64]

Love this channel ❤

[@mr2hound]

Half round thing is a bike bell & the lion was a cookie cutter. Grats on all the silver, great video.

[@Fried-Pig-Nipples]

I'd imagine that in the early 1900's it was ok to rub a barber dime.😁 Sweet quarters DTD!!!!👊😎

[@treasurehog]

"Don't go beyond the shield" Clearly Doug is a gentleman. QH, not so much!

[@leskobrandon538]

When I lived in LA back in the 80's, I used to drive "commute" right by the Sanford and Son building they used as the store front in the opening credits of the show where Fred was sitting down and reading a paper..

[@jimpraefke8065]

Beautiful hunt Silver Indians and that SLQ is in mint conditionYou can see her face clearly good for you dog tag

[@normawinton6832]

I love anything silver! Way too go guys!

[@billporter5409]

Gotta love the 20,30 homes...found my 1st Franklin half at 29 home..😁.next day at a 32 home..found my 2 nd. Franklin half....😳😁gotta love this hobby ✌️tks for all the work making the video s for us all...👍... keepdigging ✌️

[@PracticalKen]

Very nice finds.

[@dwightpickens2895]

Holy crap guys some sweet finds

[@timmyshaw5562]

Nice finds Guys

[@cleot151]

Beautiful house!

[@jlsteelcrafts8378]

Yard hunts are a lot of fun. Nice SLQ. Good stuff guys !

[@chriscourson2824]

you are posting new stuff faster than I can watch!

[@bmiller22765]

Keep up the good work brothers! Really enjoy the videos

[@christyinthecarolinas]

That's an old copper cookie cutter. I have a bag of those that belonged to my grandma. So cool.

[@danphelps8865]

Great hunt men! Found me a 1910 wheatie at the grocery store the otherday in great shape too!

[@jcburger733]

Thanks for the latest metal detecting video. You guys always cheer me up. You also got some great finds!

[@bethannpearson1470]

Lots of funny moment this week and after the build up for next week I'm really looking forward to it! So funny that you flubbed your opening. Even I knew the "I hope you enjoy the video and I'll see you at the end". Love you guys!

[@ginacassidy1763]

That last quarter Doug found was beautiful, even if he's not technically the Quarter Hoarder. lol

[@jim-do5pt]

Jason, it is a back to a bicycle bell....Great finds!

[@erinnkemp]

I have that cookie cutter! Great find Doug!

[@MUDSWAT]

That SLQ is fantastic, great coin. Thanks for sharing and Happy Hunting!

[@SMOKEUp671]

live digs are way better than just showing us your finds, we would like to see what you see

[@verngfeller3906]

Can’t wait for part 2 all the best

[@michaelwest5072]

Nice finds guys. Always love watching y’all dig those colonials and Amish farms.

[@daniell6317]

I'm thinking the coins found by the trees are where some hanky panky was happening and the coin jingle escaped. 😂

[@greghomestead8366]

Yellow light bulb is probably a blinker bulb from an automobile. Love your videos. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

[@joestrackmetaldetecting2746]

Look forward to part 2. Definitely a lot more of the 1900's houses in my area

[@aparson2967]

Hooray - a Lynn cameo. You should give away another trinket.

[@redrufus444]

Good finds ....

[@brucecrouch4753]

The round chrome piece is the cover from a bathtub trip lever waste assembly. Two screw holes to hold it to the waste. The center hole is where the trip lever would be.

[@jeremeygloyd2894]

100yr old dumps lol. I thought to myself, come to my yard lol. It’s a late 1800’s home but was built where the old Hocking Canal ran through Logan Ohio. The French settled our County in the 16-1700’s and the land our homes are built on was actually covered in water and the house boats and such were all up our road. Anyways I got discouraged because of the newer stuff but slowed my swing last night and immediately found wheats, marbles, dimes, and my very first and only MUSKET BALL!!!

[@mandybrown7758]

I absolutely love Doug and his expressions he is so fun to watch

[@malyman24]

1st item is an old automotive turn signal lamp, they where yellow and the lense was clear. VW's had them. 2 dots on the bottom, 1 was for parking lites, yellow or orange, 2nd 1 was for flasher.

[@centralmichiganbigfoot]

My guess on the bell is an old thumb operated bell from a bicycle. Great hunt as always.

[@PatriotStacker]

Great finds guys! Can’t wait to see what else you got!

[@yerdigginitmetaldetecting]

Doug told Lynn that the previous two Rosies that were dug were 1940 & 1942, I think that hug had him all flustered.

[@darbysdownhomedetecting]

Great video Jason! You fellas recovered some amazing things! It was a great location 😊

[@granddad-mv5ef]

Opinion: at 12:45 the bottom part of a handlebar mount bicycle bell.

[@John94709]

Was just about to say the same thing!

[@m.g5818]

Great video guys.👍👏 Hi from Australia 🇦🇺⛏️🙋😊

[@oldpelon]

Great video 👍

[@SkiSearcher]

yup can’t beat those kind of sites . always a good time . keep um coming Jason 💥👍🤠🏴‍☠️

[@joshneibarger9481]

I just wanted to add to the whole hunting older places thing , NEVER OVERLOOK houses that have been built in the 50s or 60s even 70s !!! People always have currency on them much older than the current , my good friend just started out and lives in a 1959 home and on his first time in his yard he found a handful of wheaties and a 46 rosie !! 40s and 50s homes contain lots of silver coins I promise you that 😊

[@mandybrown7758]

I mean I love watching all of you

[@wicked_digger]

Wicked great finds! You never do know what's in the ground! I did a 1900 home and got my second copper there. My house s 1953 and I found tons of stuff that dated to the 1800s in my own yard! It's the best hobby ever!!

[@craziedigging4590]

Just caught up with all your videos as always great stuff guys Take Care

[@EZDiggin]

Silver for everyone. A couple of nice spills on the day. Doug with two silver quarters. Happy hunting and be well

[@billofalltrades2633]

Nice finds everyone!

[@Murphy7223]

We need a best of dog tag Doug clip reel!

[@micah06v8]

I think the item around 13:00 might be half of an old 1970s bicycle bell.

[@jejakbalikuno7150]

Greeting from metal Detector Bali Indonesia 🥰♥️🙏

[@lisamyers8407]

That half silver piece seems to be the back of a bicycle handlebar bell.

[@kevinmargeson2046]

Nice going to all you guys....great variety of finds..👍

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Good job boys!!!!!!

[@rousingtherelics]

Doug’s piece was a quilting/hem guide for a sewing machine. It attaches on a sewing machine bed with a screw and slides to the width they want to keep. Maybe the original sewist sewed a suspender on with it 😉😉.

[@tariq1904]

Nice to see it

[@dewback1975]

I get nervous pulling up to a house to hunt , a little shy , but my mom always has said you’ll never know unless you ask 😂❤️

[@thomasknapp6403]

That silvery bell thing is a bicycle bell and the notch on it is for the thumb trigger to make it go cling cling..

[@katiebailey9180]

Awesome hunt!

[@theyarddogs4100]

Sweet finds gentleman I'm looking forward to the next video. Carl

[@josephcormier5974]

Sweet two thumbs

[@51panzerman]

Washington 32 quarter was a plant!

[@Dirtflicker]

Haven't been on KZbin in a while...you guys are still doing well out there. Nice finds.

[@HanstheTraffer]

They put yellow paint on those auto signal bulbs when they changed the law to mandatory amber colored signals. (Around 1967)

[@verngfeller3906]

Gotya love SLQ !

[@jerryjaeger909]

Metal round covering found was off a bicycle bell.

[@ThisIsTomsWorld]

Dig of the day Doug

[@mintfrye4290]

Lynn is for sure TOP SHELF. Douggie is for still had silver fever.

[@juhnlastjuhnlast4386]

Have any of those bananas you've planted ever grown?

[@terryarchibald2467]

Ask Doug but, I think the piece that you thought was the back of a small clock, could actually be the ringer bell from an old dial phone. Also, the small metal buckles look like they are from leather dog collars.

[@norvalgreenwold7822]

What did you do to your shaft, hoarder! 😳 Is that a dip job? Love it!!

[@abyssiniahenry128]

FYI, There's a link in the video description to Steve's Detector Rods custom made and you can save 10% by mentioning Quarter Hoarder or PA Pirate Paul.

[@swampfizz5370]

by the way thats an english penny..thanks guys..hey Doug I love those In God We TRVST..with the V for Victory instead of a U.. I'm from northern WI so nothing colonial here..the French Voyageurs were through here so that would be the golden grail,or native american copper culture might be possible but after 25 years of digging none of that stuff for me...but I do like the victorian era stufff..thats my colonial..so your video is right up my alley..literally

[@bill4572]

@Dog Tag Doug finally found a dog tag I am calling this day of the dog tag

[@gjuetaretethesareve]

Hello hunter friend. Greeting from Albania.

[@WarHog38KCS]

The dates on Standing Liberty Quarters were placed on a recessed pedestal starting in 1925. Those dates post 1924 did not wear off like the earlier ones made in 1916-1924. 1925-1930 quarters are a lot cheaper in nice grades due to that. Just a lot more of them with readable dates. I know when I was young. You got them often in change with the dates worn totally off. Those were mostly those earlier quarters in that series. Same way with Buffalo Nickels. You got them all the time in change with no date.

[@scoutingforhistory4584]

Don't hoard Doug's quarters, lol. I don't rub any of my coins that I find, but that's just me. You find 'em you can do what you want to them!

[@EXARCWithGrandpop]

I think the lion was part of a play-doh set. Too small for cookies.

[@Juliestreasures1964]

Love the vids QH. :)

[@ifindmetal]

You need a screen door for “ any town USA” ha ha a Seinfeld reference

[@loridietrich2369]

PA. grew up on Village road. There used to be 350 acres of cornfield in the 70s

[@TheDiggitydave1]

great finds guys keep it up

[@yorpersona]

@13:30, seems more like a bicycle bell-the side slot would be a thumb trigger.

[@pennywise-coins]

Silver looks like the back of a bike bell

[@madmitch3365]

Great job guys and even had Lynne making a cameo appearance 👍 Congrats on that nice looking SLQ Doug! I finally found my first silver last Sat, a GW ‘36D quarter. It’s worn but being my first one I love it. Can’t wait until next weeks video 👍

[@karinkasupski7234]

Ba ha ha Metal Detecting 101. I didn’t see that tip in the first book. Must be in the FTGU II

[@carolinacoins]

The yellow bulb Rich found looks like an auto turn signal bulb, maybe. Not sue if the early ones were painted?

[@michaeldespirito9595]

Bicycle bell with the slide ringer