The Field That Keeps On Giving! | Metal Detecting UK | Minelab Manticore

[@jameshaselmayer8492]

Your channel will grow super fast, tens of thousands . Great job.

[@rudigginit]

Cracking hammy, nice and straight, got to love a cartwheel, thanks for sharing 👍

[@AndrewGraves-by8ec]

Love the video really like that you show the VDI screen, I have a manticore and it helps 👍

[@CrosbyCollects]

Hi Andrew, thanks for your comment and I’m glad you liked the video. The manticore is a fantastic machine and no doubt you’ll find some cracking bits! All the best mate! - Jake

[@peterclegg2609]

Enjoy your holiday 😊

[@CrosbyCollects]

Cheers Pete, it was lovely!

[@__Joe]

great vid mate, that hammered coin was fantastic, and also liked the hares and ladybird footage!

[@CrosbyCollects]

Cheers for your comment as always Joe - look out for your shoutout in a few videos time 👀👍🏽

[@__Joe]

@@CrosbyCollects haha thanks mate that's very kind.

[@williamstevens7648]

Nice video mate. I am intrigued to hear what the finds liaison officer has to say about some of those pieces, some really interesting finds!!!

[@CrosbyCollects]

Cheers Will! I will keep you updated 👍🏽

[@TreasureIrelandMetalDetecting]

Great video pal and a lovely bitta silver! Keep em coming when your back from the hols 😂

[@CrosbyCollects]

Thanks for your comment buddy! I have returned from holiday and can confirm the silver has continued to flow 👍🏽😁 Hope you’re all good

[@addwithadz]

Just making my way through your videos and really enjoying them 👌 I love how everything is old 😂 i.e the old pinpointer, the old holiday, the old water bottle etc etc, makes me smile every time lol

[@CrosbyCollects]

@@addwithadz Hahaha I’ve just watched a bit of this back and noticed all the ‘old’ comments too 😂 had no idea I did this! Glad you’re enjoying the videos mate! ❤️

[@addwithadz]

@@CrosbyCollects I didn't realize I did a goofy laugh when I find something really good on my videos until someone pointed it out 😂

[@raymondberry9482]

On bags, it may not be the coolest of things but I find a good old fashioned bum bag works well for me. I can fit everything in and it doesnt weigh me down

[@muzzychuck]

I can recommend the Grey Ghost Ultimate Catch-All Pouch, mate. Plenty of room for junk, a coin pod, squirty bottle and an artifact box, and bits and bobs like tin foil, scale card and keys in separate pockets. It has wire around the edge to keep it open/closed and plenty of loops for lanyard clips. The bottom is mesh to shed dried and dusty mud, and there's a secure holster on the side for easy access to your pointer. It's perfect for me, the only niggle is that the bottom ring of the holster isn't wired so if it closes a bit it's a slight wiggly effort to get the pointer to sit in fully. It's a minor thing, though. Good vid as always, chief 👍 (I don't work for Grey Ghost 😁)

[@CrosbyCollects]

Just had a look at pouch and a little review video on youtube. It looks really good, do you own one? My only worry is theres nowhere for the trowel and do you think the net mesh at the bottom would eventually tear from sharp metal? Thanks for your comment :) - Jake

[@muzzychuck]

@@CrosbyCollects I got it at Christmas and have used it for decent-length hunts at least three times a week on average, so it's had a *lot* of use - sharp, heavy stuff like 1.5kg lead and tin cans, etc. There doesn't appear to be any wear on the mesh or sign of anything coming apart (I just checked). I changed the belt for a sturdier quick-release tactical belt so it wouldn't twist like regular thin webbing, and on that I mounted the holster for my Nokta trowel. This means I can adjust it independently on my waist and the lanyard won't get tangled up with the pointer's lanyard - that way frustration lies 😉 Can you PM on KZbin? Drop me a line if you can and I'll send you a photo of how it is right now, no fluffing.

[@stevehickman6070]

Searcher finds pouch is great

[@CrosbyCollects]

Thanks for your comment Steve, ill take a look at that one! - Jake :)

[@michaelwyatt1143]

I found a Henry V11 Coronation penny ( hammered in lovely condition. Found amongst stones like yours. Maybe those stones were actually a path,/ cart track.

[@CrosbyCollects]

Ah lovely stuff dude, they are great looking coins aren’t they! Good theory about the track, there’s certainly been a few found around that area. Cheers for your comment 👍🏽:)

[@jillianfortuna2348]

👍👍

[@raymondberry9482]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I’ve noticed you don’t use your pinpoint function on your metal detector. It might help you not miss your target if you did

[@jeanlucchasse3571]

The ring shape is a copper rope grommet or canvas/sail grommet.

[@albansarbach8977]

At 24. 28 . Maybe a hear plug made of bronz

[@ShauneinKent]

With my pinpointer it on a lanyard and sits in the shaft on my manticore held there by an xp pinpoint holder fits perfect and easy assess bag searcher pro look in the detecting mag few to choose from ok and I dig all even low numbers as have cut quarter at 10 yer you will dig rubbish too enjoy your holiday and let me know how you get on with the pinpointer holder ok shaune in Kent 👍

[@CrosbyCollects]

Hi Shaune, I'll have a look in that mate. Cheers for your comment and look out for your little shoutout in a few videos time :) Hope you're well!

[@MrBobanyon]

Great vid. What setting are you using? I have not been successful in finding hammered coins. Thanks.

[@CrosbyCollects]

Thanks for your comment mate! I use all terrain general, notch out the first 5. Sensitivity typically around 22. I’m a couple of videos ahead, but I’ll try to remember to show my settings in a future video for you. Although I’m pretty sure I haven’t changed much from the manticore factory settings. There’s an element of luck of course, you have to walk over it! All the best - Jake :)

[@patrickcasey3780]

why dont you put the pinpointer on a stetchable lanyard ?

[@CrosbyCollects]

@@patrickcasey3780 just a personal preference of mine