GOLD SPECTACULAR QUEENSLAND GOLD PART 2

This is the second half of Steve Graf's highly successful metal detecting trip for gold in Queensland. Exploring remote country on foot in high temperatures, is well worth the effort, for some of the most impressive gold finds he's come across. Be sure to check out Part 1 if you haven't already.

[@saxonscott4626]

Part 1 and 2 of this series is by far the most epic prospecting ever documented on you tube. Overcame extreme hardship and reaped the rewards. No fridge. No air con. Doing it tough like the old timers. And allot of colour to examine of an evening.

[@livingadamman7994]

It's good no doubt, but some other videos of this region I've seen bigger and more nuggets from a couple of younger blokes who were full time prospectors. I'll bet this is somewhere around the Palmer Gold Fields

[@johnrogers5825]

Not even close to how hard the pioneers had it. Consider they had no vehicle, could only carry a couple of litres of water and a very small amount of basic food like flour and salt. Only a few hand tools. Minimal clothing and bedding. No phone, medical help, maybe a mud-map.

[@eljungo902]

@@livingadamman7994 these younger blokes have a youtube channel? or maybe names like Mich, Dom and Stewie sound familiar ?

[@livingadamman7994]

@@eljungo902 It's vague mate as about 4 plus years ago, I can't remember a channel name or names, but two blokes in 30's I guess working on private property that's a bit I did remember in that Palmer area, but they were very nondescript about exactly wyhere because they were on very good glod. 1-2 oz nuggest. But this video produced some exceptional nuggets. I once was shown a large nugget from Clermont area when visiting a tourist business in Qld, I was gobsmacked. A large nugget of about 10 oz if I remember right, washed rounded and my hand nearly hit the floor. If I had the time and knew where the gold was like this I'd be keen to rough it a bit and make a few diggings. These stories and adventures make for very interesting discussions.

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

cap so many other youtube videos of gold finds tassy boys prospecting and the female australian

[@cliftonwalker1994]

Absolutely amazing, especially those specimens. I appreciate your bits on the flora and fauna as well. Thanks!

[@IrocOn2]

Part 1 and 2 - the most enjoyable gold prospecting videos I have seen in years. I like many appreciate your style and presentation. Please keep up the great work and effort you put in to sharing your adventures. I am inspired. Cheers Ian

[@wagon53417]

I've watched several different prospecting channels and your channel has got to be my favorite.👍👍

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@Terrapreta1000]

every second of waiting for part 2 was worth it. It's not just the spectacular gold that makes your films unique. I love the spartan way you do it. I believe the reason for your success is that you are a part of this beautiful wilderness. You act and move like this. Respect!! Steve thank you so much for sharing. I hope you will continue to share your adventures with us. Stay healthy and safe out there.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks so much for your comments, I'm really glad you enjoyed it, cheers 😃.

[@rayon3383]

​@@stevegraf9276 My first time watching but definitely not my last. Awesome video's and man what a beautiful speci!! That's definitely worth more than it's weight as a speci. Great video's Steve. I am going to try and come over this next season since it's on my bucket list. Cheers from the United States mate

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Wow mate ..now thats a ripper ....Congrats and good job ...... beautiful specimen ..... can't wait to see you do a specific gravity water test on it .....really nice Nuggies.....👍 and specimen Gold too ....very good job ...that means the reef is nearby up that gully ... absolutely beautiful mate ....what machine and coil are you running ...looks like a 5000.... keep them vids a coming with all that beautiful Shiney

[@rayon3383]

LOL you are all over the place Jeff. You actually have time from messing around the Nevada Cali and Arizona borders 👍🤙

[@wandajarabo1793]

Excellently video, so informative, that pool that appeared overnight was stunning not to mention the gold

[@lintbox08]

I was super surprised to see one of our De-Tect- It picks in your video, glad you liked the pick you using at the tail end of video, we are glad you like our quality and the makings help with depth too. Overall great video.

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah it is a great pick, very happy with it. Will probably get another one this season. Cheers 👍🤠.

[@petererceg9645]

Is there a link to maybe purchase one of these picks? They look great

[@jonkwin9620]

What an awesome trip, and even better to have this video memory. I would do it too, if it wasn't for the heat and the snakes and the flies and bugs. Thanks for sharing this with us all.

[@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie]

Snakes flies bugs , the protectors of the gold😁

[@Andysfishing]

Boy you found some nice gold. Some of those specimens are spectacular. I dream of finding just one big nugget like the big ones you found. Thank you for sharing Steve.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks Andy, yeah it's pretty exciting finding those big chunks 👍😀.

[@dadbodprospecting]

Steve, you were the hardest working and most successful prospector on the field last year. It was a pleasure to detect with you. Hope to see you up there again soon

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that 😃. I'm actually going to arrive back up there again tomorrow for another try. Cheers 🤠.

[@rfbftp123]

​@@stevegraf9276good luck!!

[@GSProspecting]

Great job all around fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out!!!

[@rayon3383]

You guy's were just in Alaska around summer of 2021-2022 on Paul's channel I think was the name weren't you? At Skookum gold camp. I know you guys had a great time did you come close to paying for the price of the camp? Which the price is reasonable compared to the other camps I won't name.

[@ianmcgrath7550]

Thanks Mate, you revived this old Prospector.

[@stevegraf9276]

Good to hear, Cheers.

[@michaelhegarty4555]

Thanks Steve, once again inspirational, too many of us think it is easy, it takes persistence, hours on the ground and hard work. there are only a few prospectors I know of your caliber and the Palmer Goldfields defines them. Much respect, hope your dad is well, see you again later in the season, there is a hot cooked meal waiting lol

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks Michael, I appreciate that 😃. A bit of sad news, unfortunately my father passed away a few days ago. He was four days short of his 91st birthday and still had a sense of humour right till the end. He'll be sadly missed.

[@michaelhegarty5285]

Sorry for your loss, I am sure he had a fantastic life, 91 is an achievement in itself.

[@guyfitzgerald9730]

Great commentary, Great filming and great gold . I spent 6 weeks up that way last winter. Rough country you did so well over that terrain. I'm looking forward to future shows. Thanks matey 👍

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😊.

[@TomTopar]

Very well done video and a great gold find,

[@toddrodgers5108]

The flora, fana, and the gold wow. And you look like my uncle Paul. What fun. Blessings

[@Spudscave]

You popped up on my feed about an hour ago and what a fantastic surprise I got watching part 1 of your Queensland gold video.I watch many a Gold channel but your the best detector of them all I am now a subscriber to your KZbin channel and I am just about to watch part two All the best maté from me here in Glasgow Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@ProspectOz2023]

Good to see the beautiful countryside we share producing realy nice gold still, i love seeing your videos, they make me want to get out for a swing every time.

[@petertgold]

Great video Steve, Traversing about that rugged country isn't all that easy, add to it the heat, humidity and the long grass makes the whole adventure quite daunting, you earned that gold, Well done and those species are awesome. Cheers Peter T

[@johnrogers5825]

Have you sopped Pete? No more videos or trips? I did enjoy them.

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@petertgold]

@@johnrogers5825 Hi John, Still getting out detecting just got slack making time for the videos, been sorting through them lately with intent to do some on WA trips. Cheers.

[@petermilne9598]

I have so enjoyed these Gold Videos !!

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers 😃

[@justinn2621]

Cheers Mate,triple 77 p7y 5 &8 glorious Gold Kansas City A kind regards blown away as the wind I know it's been a challenge with more people that makes it a challenge of situations you are doing good and getting Goode I know there has been more than we ever lost. or gained. See Your Glory

[@SteveMack]

Awesome haul!

[@DazGeary]

Fantastic two parter, thanks for the effort in filming.

[@groundhoggolddetecting6890]

Thoroughly enjoyed it! Inspirational for all us " mere mortal" prospectors.

[@bismargoldmining]

WOW amazing my friend, lots of results, good luck always. greetings one hobby.🤝🇮🇩🔔🔔👍🙏💪

[@paulevans5455]

That big specimen is a beauty, hard work but worth it. By the time I got to end I was gobsmacked by the quantity and quality of all your finds.

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah it's certainly a big buzz when you find those big chunks, makes it all worthwhile, cheers 🤠.

[@Angie-in8wc]

“If it was too comfortable I’d probably spend too much time in camp, and I’m here to find gold” An excellent philosophy.

[@HS-ww6po]

Thank you a lot. Great documentary of your work. I would wish so much to do what you are doing. Good luck and health to you. ❤

[@SavageProspecting]

Unreal! Just amazing the size and quantity of nuggets. A massive congratulations to you sir. Cheers Lee.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks Lee 🤠. Good luck out there cheers.

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

The best video my friend ,, Very inspiring. Greetings from a traditional Indonesian gold miner 🇮🇩💪👍🌺

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@malcolm5256]

Man that is a great haul, well done, thanks for sharing it. Cheers

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 👍.

[@thomasanglin1751]

Great find, those big species are beautiful.

[@JoeP70]

Great gold again Steve - thanks for the video - I'll be in Qld this winter but mostly chasing Sapphire. Should get a few days in Clermont and I'd be happy with a gram or so each day.

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers good luck 👍😃.

[@K_Wi_Ess]

After watching this I am having a case of AU-awe lol… totally mind-blowing there are that many big nuggets down under, as are the beasts which heavily guard the treasures 😅 Fantastic videos!

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that 😃.

[@markgardiner1613]

You've done extremely well there Steve. Some great nuggets and specimens in that lot!

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks cheers 🤠.

[@goldmagnet]

Awesome effort buddy and some more amazing finds, well worth digging down on the ground you found, that's what me and a few mates do where I prospect, after all the fires went through here a few years ago the bush is horribly thick so we just pick a spot and dig and detect as we go, sometimes we get lost sometimes just a few bits. But it's still more productive than trying to walk the bush.

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah definitely a good idea, cheers 👍.

[@BradGryphonn]

5:20 Emus are talking amongst themselves. "It's okay. It's only one human. We won a war against them when grandad was alive."

[@stevegraf9276]

👍😁

[@keithhannah1234]

Great video and congratulations on finding the gold.

[@pt4036]

another top video steve, always look froward to your hunting ones also, kiwi perth

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@natureatitsbest751]

Steve thanks a bunch for sharing with us your great adventures. I envy your life in the outdoors. I’m hooked. 😁🇨🇦

[@gazzasgold]

Fantastic videos Steve. (Been following them from way back.) The coins you found. The two outside coins at least 200 years old and the writing is what they called their "King" at the time "huangdi". The middle one a bit younger. (My partners Chinese). We are at this moment out prospecting south of Meekatharra. Cheers Gary (Gazzas Gold).

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that info Gary. It's great to find out some of the history behind them. I'm just on my way back out there for another look now. Good luck over there in the west. Cheers 😃.

[@scooter183]

Hay nice one brother, from Scott far north Queensland

[@williamhassall4453]

i have to say steve your species look incredible what an unbelievable trip this looks even better than part one apart from the big one of course.i was thinking the fire while being very dangerous would have made detecting much easier with all the grass gone anyway hope theres part 3 coming regards bill

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah the fire certainly cleans up the grass alright, it's a pleasure going in afterwards. Unfortunately in that particular area I didn't do much good when I went back. But other spots it's a great help. Cheers 😃.

[@Godfreed87]

Wow I am blown away by the size of the nuggets you find over there! It’s incredibly ground.

[@snake2577]

Awesome video mate the best on KZbin. Keep them coming. Chhers

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that 😃.

[@lovosazul]

Wow truely amazing TheGraftBoys!!! ✨

[@markjohnson6130]

Steve, being a kiwi you would be used to steep dense country, unlike for us WA & Vic prospectors it would be just another day in the office for you ! Seriously I take my hat off to you, your getting what you deserve. well done cheers Johno

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks Johno, yeah she's fairly rugged in places up there and that long grass sure makes it challenging 🤠.

[@suesterling6312]

Husband & I have spent time travelling, detecting, in past, with best results in Georgetown. I get nostalgic at the sound of the 'beep', and think it would be great to head off again. Like the creature comforts too much now...most of all tho, dislike the CREATURES. I thought Nth Qld would be nice to go to again, down from Dimbulah, but.... digging up wolf spider/mouse spider/funnel web variants...is enough to make me know I will never return haha. (biggest found was 2 oz'er, south of G'town...with no serious arachnid confrontations, tho the snakes were about. Funny, wrong snake has the potentially lethal outcome, but the spider kills me with fear) 🤣Great gold, brilliant adventure! Looking forward to seeing more of you...maybe less of the 'you know whats'!

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers thanks for that 😃.

[@oneil4252]

Nice job on the gold my friend

[@adammcd9424]

Hi mate, first of all I'd like to say i love your channel. I grew up in New Zealand and spent majority of my childhood out in nature. Geology fascinates me and i have worked in seismic geological surveying both in NZ and Australia so i understand inner processes of mineral deposition. One day a want to test my knowledge and try fossicking for gold. Have you used geological data and resources before to aid in your fossicking?

[@jamiewolff9939]

Amazing vid bro. Loved it and well done 👍

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks cheers 🤠.

[@steviewonder8624]

Fantastic Video... so very enjoyable and great to see someone having great gold success... Hard earned, I am sure.. I'm not a prospector but very jealous just the same. Cheers..

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 👍😃

[@williamdawson3353]

Excellent video.

[@eckk7405]

Wow mate what an adventure an great gold i can only dream about finding myself one day, i found 4 sub gramers disafternoon but nothing like your finds, very motivating vid thanks for share mate. When your seaching new gullys or hill sides what advice or pointers would you give steve? Cheers👍

[@rfbftp123]

Awesome series mate. Done a bit of gold in Otago but my dream is to do exactly this in Aussie

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 😃.

[@roneldridge1783]

Amazing gold

[@nicolebachler4450]

Nice haul Steve, Palmer is very similar to kilkivan, except the nuggets are much bigger. I’d love to come for a walk if you ever want a partner, I run a 6000 and live in malanda (3 hrs from Palmer) and am no stranger to horrible Bushland haha, good on ya mate, nic

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that, I'll keep it mind, cheers 😃.

[@kr09d]

Do you go up to palmerville station Nicole? I'm in Kairi, found some good gold in Georgetown but havn't got to palmerville since they started letting people on. Gotta get up there soon.

[@longkeithdiablo8812]

Great stuff, amazing nuggets 👍

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 😁.

[@KerrieAtkins]

I'd love to head out with u guys one day. I usually hit creeks. I wanna experience detecting inland

[@peterleary2389]

Great video Mate, you deserve all the gold you find! Fantastic effort, is that a 4500 you're using? Looks like your in Palmer River country, hard going.... maybe you can afford a fridge and a solar set up now.

[@stevegraf9276]

Ha ha yeah a fridge would be nice 😊. My detector is the 5000, I've had it for a few years now, it's done me well. I'd love to try it next to the 7000 to see how much better they are. Cheers.

[@johnandgrace2361]

Wow mate glad I found this channel, I’d say the best gold KZbin I’ve watched. Yes an Engel easy to set up , very efficient and always some cold drinks. find good cold drink of Staminaid helps us to detect a bit longer . Wife and I been detecting for 6 years when we can and it’s definitely getting harder to find even small sub grams bits. Absolute credit to you . Cheers

[@Giddos_Prospecting]

Awsome content Steve, was wondering how long you spent out there detecting?? You certainly had a good trip. That 5000 is serving you well.

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah I've had my 5000 for a while now and I've been pretty happy with it. Tried a few different coils and works well on all of them. To be honest from what I've heard I'm not sure that the 6000 is any better, maybe on the really tiny stuff but I'm not too worried about that. I'm more interested in depth. Apparently the 7000 is supposed to go deeper but I've never tried one. I usually like to go out for several weeks at minimum up to a few months to make a trip worthwhile, but I don't film everything, just some of it for fun. Cheers 😀.

[@BradGryphonn]

31:35 Ah, yes, the Green Tree Ant. Lovely little buggers. You can make a cup of lemon tea by crushing a bunch of them into a cup and pouring hot water over them. Their bums have a tangy acid and the crushed ants also make a good a poultice for bruises and abrasions. But yeah, they defend their trees with vigour hehe.

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah funny I think I'll just stick to normal tea and coffee thanks, lol 😅👍.

[@CaptainBax]

What a great trip you had, very productive. You said you were up in North Queensland, would that be the Clermont area or are you further North.

[@stevegraf9276]

I did some around Clermont but mostly further north.

[@riverstones-wd40]

That yellow looks innocent enough. I showed a policeman a nugget i found..his remark ' I'd kill for that '. Yellow does strange things 😂

[@antonybanks2133]

Love the video 👍🏻⛏️

[@ohmygold-traveladventures8530]

Great results Steve, what detector do you prefer?

[@russellrodgers2113]

G’day mate what part of QLD are you in and is it worth sluicing? Love the videos mate cheers 👍

[@stevegraf9276]

Hi, up around the Palmer river way. I've never done any sluicing up there but would probably be interesting.

[@randyhuene9617]

Love your dedication to the prospecting. You may want to get yourself a tripod so you don't have to hold the camera. You can get one for a Phone as well as for a Go pro. Good on you Mate! Coming to you from Western Canada.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that 😃.

[@danielflinn3571]

Well done thanks for sharing

[@johnrogers5825]

So I am very curious as to length of time prospecting, and the final all-up tally in weight and value. I'm guessing a month and probably 10 ounces/$30,000? More of a lifestyle and some fairly good money, but not a good full-time living when costs and hardship are taken into account. A great holiday though. I can only dream as I probably have only a few years left due to age and terrible crippling health, but I live through these type of videos, and really admire and also appreciate all that is involved. Thank you Steve.

[@stevegraf9276]

Hi John, I usually go for several weeks at a time. But I don't film everything I find and I don't usually like to show exactly what I get in total for various reasons. As you said it's really just a great hobby or good adventure overall because there is alot of expense and a huge amount of walking involved to have continued success, but with alot of persistence I usually do ok. But there is certainly plenty of time spent finding nothing as well. And it's generally getting harder to find new areas. But it makes a great holiday for a lot of people even if they don't find much. Sorry to hear about your declining health, I'm glad you find these videos enjoyable, cheers 😃.

[@neiltaylor-smith1805]

Palmer gold is quite beautiful. That speci is just brilliant. Are you only on the restricted part of the lease or the yearly season deal?

[@dingodog5677]

That big nugget in the quartz was amazing.

[@120downunder]

Bloody awesome, well done

[@stevegraf9276]

Cheers 😃.

[@jaipemalu297]

Amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@markrichardson8658]

Great video’s. I noticed you between the nugget finger Minelab coils do you think there is much difference between them?? Cheers Mark 🍻

[@ucdm108]

Recien te encuentro y ya me suscribí. Son tan increibles tus pepita que aveces no lo puedo creer. Saludos desde Argentina. I just found you and I already subscribed. Your nuggets are so incredible that sometimes I can't believe it. Greetings from Argentina.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks for that cheers 😀.

[@markhooper5822]

Brown snake probably the worst to get bit by.... Especially out bush I wear gummies or gators most just move outa your way

[@patdenney7046]

Well teach me to comment before the video Finished! Good job’

[@buscandooroartesanalmentes3823]

rayos amigo excelente video un saludo desde Colombia

[@Bikepacking]

Just found your Chanel just question is this all public land can anyone go

[@stevennecic2106]

Hi good gold.. good find can you tell us where abut in qunsland is this gold fild

[@UbuteyAustralia]

Is this on palmerville station as the fires in the background seem like a hint🤔

[@stevemulvany7555]

Great job

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 🤠.

[@prospexican]

question, do u recommend the nugget finder coil over the DD or mono coil? is it more sensitive at all?

[@stevegraf9276]

Surprisingly I've never actually used a DD coil which probably seems a bit strange. I've always been meaning to get one but haven't got around to it. So far I've had pretty good success with only mono coils but I believe the DD is good for highly mineralised ground and maybe near power lines etc, but I'm not sure if they get quite the same depth as a mono, but don't take my word for that. I've only ever used commander coils and nugget finder and both are great but I think the large nugget finder coil is my favourite for depth. And I can still find sub gram nuggets with it also.

[@DingleBerryMTB]

Crazy landscape, it almost looks like SE Queensland but i didn't think there was much gold down there.

[@patdenney7046]

Nice to see somebody that can run a detector. Interesting to share skills I’ve always thought about going to Australia . I’m from California don’t take that seriously Northern Cal been running detectors for gold for 40 Years

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks Pat, I've been to California, I love it over there. America has so much variety of terrain and wildlife 👍😀.

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

what is your latest and largest find ? maybe post it to yt. so easy with the app

[@KristophskyKooper]

Mate I’m in Townsville and wanna get into it up this way, where can I go or who can I talk to to get a lead on a good spot to search?

[@stewatparkpark2933]

Is there a main vein in the area when you find the gold in the quartz rock ?

[@stevegraf9276]

Its definitely possible there could be one somewhere nearby but I haven't found one yet. But it could be just a bit deeper than the detector can reach. I always detect over any quartz outcrops etc but just haven't struck a vein yet.

[@stewatparkpark2933]

@@stevegraf9276 Thanks .

[@danielpeters3760]

How much would that 11 gram one be u.s just curious . I like the shape.

[@stevegraham3817]

The birds up that way have been known to grab burning sticks and spreading the fire so it funnels creatures into tighter area for easier pickings.

[@colinrule7606]

They’re the same birds that steal your golf ball off the green and drop it in the scrub!🥴

[@joshuavidler7913]

Is that the minelab,5000, machine your using

[@EricWichman]

I only have one question. What detector+coil(s) do you use?

[@stevegraf9276]

Hi, I use a minelab gpx 5000 with a 15 inch nugget finder coil. I've had the same detector for several years and it's done me well. And I'm still using it. I tend to use fairly large coils for more ground coverage and hopefully depth. I may miss some smaller targets because the small coils will pick up smaller targets but I'm not too worried about that, I'd rather cover more country. Cheers.

[@neiltaylor-smith1805]

Can I ask where you got the sun shade on your hat please?

[@Racer-M]

those nuggets are crazy.. esp that big one. sheesh.. this guy gets the biggest nuggets ive ever seen on yt so far. this man finds so much i wish i could have panned the dirt off his hands after hahaha.

[@stevegraf9276]

Ha ha funny😅. Thanks for your comments cheers 😀.

[@chrisnolan4346]

He's getting ounces as quick as others are getting grams, impressive.

[@gavinrawlinson1830]

Just wondering, were you up Palmerville sept/ Oct 2021. If so the muscet hand gun, is it a charm or actually a fob watch winder? Great to see your videos, what's your favourite coil, the 17 X 13, or 15 inch?

[@stevegraf9276]

Yeah I think I was up there then, I can hardly remember what the item you're referring to was but if it's what I'm thinking then I'm still not sure either what it is 😃. In regards to the coils, I think I prbly slightly prefer the 15inch round. They're both great and I haven't actually tested them side by side to compare depth etc but I do prefer a solid coil as opposed to a spoked because you can turn the skid plate as it gets worn on the sides where as the spoked only goes one way so when it starts to wear you can't turn it. Also the spoked can sometimes get a bit caught up in sticks etc, cheers 🤠.

[@gavinrawlinson1830]

@@stevegraf9276 you showed me a coin and a little gun one day there. When I was doing research on the fob watch key that I found. I saw what I believe is the one you found within the selection of old fob watch keys. A black powder hand gun.

[@stevegraf9276]

​@@gavinrawlinson1830 that's cool to know, thanks for that. I didn't even know what they are. It's amazing some of the stuff you can find, I've found the odd other interesting things that I'm not quite sure of either. Cheers 😃.

[@zve482]

Impressive. 👌🏻👍🏻

[@getdownanddirtyprospecting]

Thats a great trip out I put a like and a sub cheers Glenno.

[@stevegraf9276]

Thanks 👍.

[@whicketwilliams2722]

very nice!