This Place Is Giving Up Some Awesome Metal Detecting Finds! Thrilled With the Treasures I'm Finding!

What a site and I couldn't believe what was in my Minelab M9 coil's first hole! Definitely surprised me! This had turned out to be an amazing site and the things I am finding here make it easy to get out of bed in the morning! I had another amazing time out Finding America while using my new Minelab Manticore and the M8 coil.
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[@digginrelicsintn9952]

Really enjoyed watching this one. Great tribute for Memorial Day at the end.

[@garysandburg8199]

Like wine, your videos get better every week Greg. I subscribe to Quarter Hoarder and The Hoover Boys and they are not a close second to you. The old photos are cool. Take Care.

[@donhoughton271]

Really like your attitude about all your finds 😊😊😊

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Greg, truly enjoyed all of your finds. Was thinking the guy cranking the tunes was to get you in the hunting groove. I like the look of the M9 coil. I have no idea on the mystery find. Thank you for recognizing our fallen men and women as we celebrate the memorial weekend. Take care, God Bless.👍👏😀

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure 🌺🇺🇸🎉🌎👵💕✌️

[@timb.162]

Awesome finds Greg thanks for sharing your video

[@wayneschneyer8699]

Hi Greg, Love all your videos and I have to say the editing is exemplary. I love the way you show the item cleaned up along with historical photo of that item or the time that item would have been used in. You’re the best! Warm regards.

[@richardklapka5147]

Very good show again Greg. I bet you love that mystery loved item from last week! Car dude! Congrats,Rk.

[@stevenstark9017]

Awesome finds Greg and of course i enjoy Watching the videos u put out as always.

[@robinunderwood7695]

Awesome finds congratulations

[@andreworr4307]

Interesting range of finds again this week Gregg ,nice

[@buddyhenson2559]

Excellent video with great relics! I really loved the watch fob and the ladies pocket watch which I had never seen before or even knew existed. Obviously great location!

[@thesea4me2]

Hey Greg. I got my M9 on Monday, and went out to test it in my yard. BOOM! Bucket lister in 30 minutes. Louisiana Coat button with 85% of the gold still there! Wow. What a GREAT coil/machine combo! Congrats to you brother!

[@alanatolstad4824]

Planes, trains, & automobiles...you sounded almost giddy in the intro!!!---War truly is hell on earth. Sure wish humankind had the magic solutions.

[@charlieschemmel122]

Cool hunt thanks for sharing!!!!!

[@hensleyshobbies-doug7761]

There’s roundness in the hole! lol! Good deal Greg, as always buddy 👍👍🤙🏻✌🏻

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Always enjoy watching as always Greg, way to go on the finds. The photos at the end were great. God Bless them all 🙏❤️

[@RobWenzel84]

That steam part from last week got me, I would have never guessed that but now I know, that new coil you got is awesome, and the watch fob I would have to agree is a great way to break it in

[@whitewaterjack3332]

Great video my friend. have a safe holiday

[@brianttanner4997]

Great hunt Greg awesome find. last week's mystery find was awesome steam engine automobile whistle

[@mrmetaldetectorist]

Great Hunt 🎉🎉 Love the finds.

[@user-bk6po6vb6o]

Hey Greg! 2nd mystery find looks like a bicycle reflector housing

[@stevenstrempke8883]

That coil is definitely one to keep! Nice finds!

[@mickeymelton66]

McCormick/Deering made Americas early reliable and farmers preferred tractors. Now they are collectors items when restored.

[@brooklyntreasurehunter]

Lots of awesome finds Greg. I should be receiving my M9 coil end of next week hopefully. Cant wait to use it.

[@orionshockley9344]

Nice recoveries! That's a good day of detecting.

[@EZDiggin]

Some nice finds this week Greg!!! Im still looking for my 1st watch fob.

[@juliegriffin7609]

Another great video Greg. Thatnew coil looks to be a good one. Nice bunch of relics. 💖💯

[@tacocin]

The new coil looks sweet! Great finds Greg!

[@Lorraine4305]

Great finds and love your videos. The old photos are a real treat

[@stevedurham3270]

Great site you never know what you will turn up got a 1866 2 cent piece at an ole mill village school 3 inches deep 77 on at pro keep swinging really enjoy your videos maybe we can get in a hunt some time

[@TheReal-HeeHaw]

Enjoyed 👍

[@bryantgravley7860]

Seems like the new coil is going to work great. I can tell that you enjoy metal detecting, you're my inspiration Greg, I plan to get back out there soon. Watching your videos while drinking my coffee just goes together. Thanks Greg, you're the best

[@dougsnyder8963]

Congrats on that new M9 coil. I love finding old FOB’s too. I guess not too many wearing watches anymore. Do you think cell phone FOB’s would be a hit? 🤪

[@patrickhawley7608]

Hey Greg hope all is well. I find a lot of those old Ponds lids up here in Canada. Must of been a very successful company back then! Cheers, Patrick

[@williamstewart1378]

really cool relics love the token i found the one it has the angel sitting on the potty ..lol

[@Treasure-Charger]

Loving that token! Nice work with the new coil, Greg!

[@baystateplugflipper7061]

Great work Greg!! Love the GTO fob, that was my very first car, 1966, 389 tri-power, paid $500 for it in 1976, man I miss that car

[@dault5320]

An awesome episode! Love the pocket watch fob. The M9 coil did a fantastic job.

[@cainbeeping8480]

Good job brother.

[@jaygordon9554]

The other mystery find turned out to be very cool!

[@janas7088]

Great finds Greg. Love the video.

[@mikedestadio9895]

Wow very cool relics great episode

[@MD-NWWI]

Great hunt Greg! A 9 inch coil is the perfect size in my opinion.

[@dananderson128]

Nice video Gregg and nice finds!

[@show-metreasure3438]

Very nice digs Greg! I also found a 1910 wheat a couple of weeks ago, congratulations

[@larrythomas7049]

at 18:41 is a model T convertible top clip or gromet to Latch the top

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

My friends had GTO so i got to ride in them beautiful car

[@johnjyoungjr7400]

I would love to know the back story of the pic with Spock and the GTO!

[@FindingAmerica]

It's actually kind of cool because it's a fake. The original photo was of Spock leaning against his 1964 Buick Riviera in the studio parking lot in full makeup and costume back in 1966 when he had finished shooting the first season of Star Trek. Someone decided to photo shop him leaning on the front end of a 1970 Judge. It looked really cool and the fake photo has since taken on a life of its own on the internet.

[@johnjyoungjr7400]

Thanks for the clarification, a 64 Riv is also a sweet a$$ ride too! Love the channel Greg!

[@FindingAmerica]

@@johnjyoungjr7400 That's a fact. Especially a Riviera GS with the dual quad setup. Glad you like the channel my friend!

[@alanatolstad4824]

@@FindingAmerica Aw shucks...

[@marykaystreasures]

? Can you youse other brands of coils on the Bounty Hunter detector Thanks for sharing ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️⚒️🇺🇸🗝️

[@FindingAmerica]

As far as using another factory coil from a metal detector manufacturer, you can not interchange them between brands. However, there are some aftermarket coils out there for some of the Bounty Hunter models that are made by NEL and Mars. Both of those companies make great accessory coils.

[@marykaystreasures]

@@FindingAmerica Thanks for sharing the info ♥️♥️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗝️

[@generaldisarray4146]

🍻 For the fallen comrades

[@karenjones7111]

✌❤

[@RogerMalin-bf2tw]

Hi Greg, are you noticing much difference between the m8 and m9 coil? I have the m8 but not sure if the m9 is going to make that much difference to spend the money.

[@FindingAmerica]

Hi Roger, If you have the 5 1/2 X 8 M8 coil already, I don't think there would be enough advantage in performance alone to warrant spending the money for the M9. With that said, there are reasons why some people might want one over the other or why they might even want both . The M8 has excellent separation and very impressive depth. It's small elliptical shape is perfect for getting in between targets and for hunting in thick woods, rocks or tight spaces. The M8 will have the advantage in separation but I think it's a slight one as the M9 really separated well for me out there. The M9 is the perfect go-to coil for those wanting good ground coverage, excellent depth and excellent separation. It's perfect for those not wanting to swing the 11" around because of its weight or size but don't want to swing the M8 as they need something that covers more ground. I love how slim this new coil is as well. It will be an awesome coil to use in the water as it will have far less resistance while swinging it. Hopefully, I will be able to find that out for myself this summer. The M9 is actually 1.2 ounces lighter than the M8 and the further set back mounting point offers excellent balance once it is mounted on the shaft. It was a joy to swing and this would be a great coil for older detectorists to just use as their one and only coil. It will tackle everything they will ever need it to and take it easy on their arms. I think the M9 coil would also be a superb coil to use on farm fields and pasture giving the user excellent target separation while still providing nice ground coverage and depth. It will also be a lot easier to work with in stubble and brush thanks to its more open frame design. With all that said, I think I will be using the M9 as my main coil from now on and then switching over to the M8 when I get into the really thick iron or trash. I always have my M11 and M15 for any deeper seeking needs when required. So is it worth spending the extra $272.00 for you? That's something only you can really answer but hopefully, my observations here might help you figure that out. Hope this has all made sense to you as I am just typing on the fly here as I am thinking about it and I hope it helps answer your question. ATB Greg

[@kimberlycreamer7111]

Really interested to know if you think there is much difference between the M8 & M9..

[@FindingAmerica]

Hi Kimberly, If you have the 5 1/2" X 8" M8 coil already, I don't think there would be enough advantage in performance alone to warrant spending the money for the M9. With that said, there are reasons why some people might want one over the other or why they might even want both. The M8 has excellent separation and very impressive depth. It's small elliptical shape is perfect for getting in between targets and for hunting in thick woods, rocks or tight spaces. The M8 will have the advantage in separation but I think it's a slight one as the M9 really separated well for me out there. The M9 is the perfect go-to coil for those wanting good ground coverage, excellent depth and excellent separation. It's perfect for those not wanting to swing the 11" around because of its weight or size but don't want to swing the M8 as they need something that covers more ground. I love how slim this new coil is as well. It will be an awesome coil to use in the water as it will have far less resistance while swinging it. Hopefully, I will be able to find that out for myself this summer. The M9 is actually 1.2 ounces lighter than the M8 and the further set back mounting point offers excellent balance once it is mounted on the shaft. It was a joy to swing and this would be a great coil for older detectorists to just use as their one and only coil. It will tackle everything they will ever need it to and take it easy on their arms. I think the M9 coil would also be a superb coil to use on farm fields and pasture giving the user excellent target separation while still providing nice ground coverage and depth. It will also be a lot easier to work with in stubble and brush thanks to its more open frame design. With all that said, I think I will be using the M9 as my main coil from now on and then switching over to the M8 when I get into the really thick iron or trash. I always have my M11 and M15 for any deeper seeking needs when required. Hope this has all made sense to you as I am just typing on the fly here as I am thinking about it and I hope it helps answer your question. ATB Greg

[@ChristopherEgan-lq1se]

Believe it or not, Greg, but the first mystery item you dug appears to be a vintage prophylactic condom tin

[@ChristopherEgan-lq1se]

3 Merry Widows is probably the most common brand of these found

[@ChristopherEgan-lq1se]

The condom manufacturer is “Trilby”

[@ChristopherEgan-lq1se]

The manufacturer is “Trilby”

[@user-cv9rr1qp5d]

I was hoping a copper coin 🪙

[@puppyeyes9368]

Screwed down on the top of a lawn mower.

[@ChrissyEis]

No coin s

[@FindingAmerica]

I show what I find. That's the way it goes sometimes out there detecting. Coins are always nice to find but I much prefer finding the interesting relics, so I had a blast out there. Thanks for watching. ATB Greg

[@wayneschneyer8699]

Hi Greg, Love all your videos and I have to say the editing is exemplary. I love the way you show the item cleaned up along with historical photo of that item or the time that item would have been used in. You’re the best! Warm regards.