You Won't Believe What We Found In Florida! Metal Detecting Finds Seminole War Treasures!

[@p71fan7]

Great to see the younger generation so excited by history! Keep it up guys!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Awesome relics! It's so good that you are recovering these historical items, to preserve them so they won't be lost! Kudos to you young fellas, keep it up! Thanks for taking us along!

[@depthsofhistory]

Thanks so much!

[@chevychase3103]

Hey Cindy do you know Kathy?

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

@@chevychase3103 no, I don't think so! Kathy who?

[@rebelmusikworldwide9749]

i travel the world on digs, and never used a metal detector, but of recent ive been thinking of getting a good one that is pack able for travel and days of hiking through jungles etc. you guys made me feel like a kid again and its great to see young people and their parents, experiencing and saving history... definitely a subscriber

[@davidmccann1951]

great finds, love when you two get together, so much energy between you. Be safe.

[@vacoinandrelic5163]

That soil is so nice to brass,those buttons are absolutely beautiful guys,I have to say that Nick's dad is a great guy he just loves being there doing something that his son loves"great man" awesome video guy's HH Brian

[@jusdafax1]

Considering how many artillery buttons you all found, the Artillery Corps must have been running around with their clothes falling off.

[@briankesterson4365]

Some beautiful finds and surely a hunt that will not be soon forgotten! Thanks for sharing the hunt! H.H.

[@scottcarter90]

That's an awesome site! The buttons were super nice! The soil was kind to them. Good hunt!

[@Palmetto1865]

Great hunt Britain and Nick. Classic relics for that Seminole war period!

[@sabbathz]

Great video as always, but I really wish you did a wrap-up at the end so we can see all your finds cleaned up! GL&HH

[@CoilstotheSoil]

I agree :) a wrap up at the end would be great

[@mixedmartialanarchist6469]

We cannot fully appreciate the finds without seeing them cleaned up a bit.

[@anitajackson7469]

Awesome saves!!! That soil down there is so kind...GL&HH

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Excellent relics. Thanks for sharing your hunt. I enjoyed watching. Take care.

[@digginkansasdirt9394]

Congratulations on that stellar site. What a memorable time. Those great sites are few and far between so enjoy!

[@patg6705]

Hello from Jena, Louisiana - Grammy is watching - awesome finds - OMGosh that key is beautiful!! Those buttons are to die for -

[@ionaphillips8500]

thanks for the lesson, I love watching ,keep up the good work and congrats on all your fines

[@DUDENOHELP]

I just got the inspiration to do this. I've always been intrigued by history and it's even cooler that these guys are doing it and theyre young too!

[@historypreserved7495]

Had an awesome time digging with you man! We don’t find sites like that everyday. We found so much. Will have to do it again soon!

[@depthsofhistory]

Sounds great to me! Looking forward to the next outing!

[@Whocares.........]

Wow! I never seen so many buttons recovered in one place! Mostly intact, was there a lot of sandy soil? Must’ve been a coat shop.

[@depthsofhistory]

Yes! The sandy soil left these relics looking pristine when cleaned up! This soil is usually only seen in areas along the coast.

[@harlanmorrisson5147]

Those buttons were fantastic, looked to be in almost new condition !

[@knightwing51]

nice buttons guys. i have found one infantry button but only general service more up here in vermont. great hunt h.h.

[@diggingcharleston3116]

these are sites you dream about.. great job fellows

[@kelliehogan8110]

You guys were Killing it on that property!! Great collection of buttons !! I really enjoy your videos !! Dig on !! 😎😎

[@jamesmullinax9812]

Awesome video!! Great hunt!!

[@smokenjoe1194]

Here in England back a few centuries they would hide there gold and silver coins in rolled up lead pieces. Made it more difficult to lose since many did not have pockets. Just a way to Carry money. Just a thought..

[@CoilstotheSoil]

What a great hunt. Love the keys! I would love to finds one like that so unique

[@janvafa4253]

Very nice finds!

[@marksexton4860]

I have always wanted to find a military button and have yet to find one the interest me most since I'm a former marine all of those are bucket listers for me awsome congrats

[@georgelaw5000]

Way to get them guys. Keep on swingin. Great video

[@stevebonds4698]

I think at 6:39 you maybe looking at the tip of a ramrod for a musket. Cool find.

[@kcirtap1234]

Great finds and interesting video. FYI the lump on the musket ball is called a casting sprue.

[@punchingplugscf260]

Wow what a great history saved! Keep up the good work and next time you guys head to Florida let me know LOL

[@jeffnelson9420]

AWESOME!!! Great recoveries. 👍

[@RiverBound]

Nice finds. Killer site.

[@goniner16]

Great hunt, thanks for sharing. GL and HH

[@digginhistory-newengland7062]

amazing location and finds i get exited if i find just one 1800's military button here in Massachusetts

[@retro9590]

This is so awesome.

[@1OFGODSOWN]

I live very near the Olustee Battlefield but of course no Relic Hunting is permitted there.I live on part of what is supposed to be the site where Confederate Troops camped on their way to Olustee from Jacksonville so maybe between my neighbor and I we will find something from their stay. We are both new to the hobby and I purchased a TEKNETICS T2+ and he purchased an GARRETT AT MAX so we both have great Detectors I think to get us going and have a great chance at some great stuff.

[@joshtyree5726]

Great video man.

[@randyl4092]

Great finds guys

[@davidhunn5926]

Nice finds Guys!!!

[@kristoffer816]

Great video

[@melissakimplin7858]

Very cool

[@idigdaytona4478]

Nice finds

[@commanderjank9060]

What part of Florida are you digging, that soil is way to nice. Down here by Tampa, it's mostly acidic sand.

[@forrestporch5333]

Hey you guys had a great day! Some really awesome finds. Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Keep Digging!! :)

[@markkus1134]

Nice finds better digging than here in CT’s rocky soil! You guys need gloves watch out for glass!

[@silvershark2843]

Nice finds & Goodluck hunting 👍

[@vanwinkleschannelofeveryth7894]

Really nice finds wish we had that here in California!!!

[@paducahandlouisvillerailro1694]

I found one of the original Louisville and Nashville railroad spikes from 1850

[@depthsofhistory]

Wow 🤩

[@88997799]

App called Coinflation tells you value of each silver coin or if you have 50 or 500 of them. Says now a Murcury dime is worth $1.09 at current silver price of $15.10 per ounce.

[@SONDELN-GOLDWASCHEN-BASTELN]

Nice Butons👍

[@HistorySeekers]

Looking forward to detecting with you again soon. Give me a call this week when you arent busy. Lets plan something.

[@nerodrusus2474]

1 big like from Italy

[@depthsofhistory]

Thanks so much!

[@noahparungao6757]

Hello! I detect in Florida and usually hunt the beaches but would love to find some war relics like you guys. Any recommended spots to hunt?

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some of those buttons where awesome I’d frame them if I found them

[@tipyoung9704]

U guys had a killer dig!!!

[@CalvinsCorner72]

At 6:39 it looks like a Wit worth bullet

[@linr2870]

What machines are you guys using you are getting some major depth also please do wrap ups Thanks EDIT: Just saw a new video where you already did these things :)

[@toddruffner7787]

Never seen a key quite like that ! Was some of the top portion missing or is this standard issue ? Did the power lines out front cause any issue with the detectors ? Thx for this amazing video !

[@CoilstotheSoil]

That key was pretty great. I would love to find one like that

[@adventureswithmark9632]

Awsome

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

that might of been key with in the fort more like to the power room etc

[@frestyle22]

Not trying to take sites but where can you detect in florida that is not at the beach? I am not a fan of the beach and digging garbage for 5 hours a day isn't fun like dirt detecting. Just curious as I am in South Florida and can only detect the beach which has easy 15 people out swinging the same stretch daily.

[@enduringhope6859]

Nice!!!

[@lezlyyoung2217]

only one thing better than the finds is the age of the young ones [go boys ]

[@1OFGODSOWN]

It’s time to upgrade that pin pointer to a new Tek-Point by TEKNETICS.You will be amazed at how deep it will find a target

[@Outdoorkings]

That's awesome what part of Florida

[@kenyh6695]

Don't you find it strange you found all those coat buttons in that one area?

[@johnzimpleman4965]

Looks like ST. Augistine.

[@DUDENOHELP]

best budget metal detector?

[@flhusa1]

have you ever found a dragoon button?

[@historypreserved7495]

J D yes. About 5 in the surrounding area.

[@flhusa1]

@@historypreserved7495 wanted to buy one off ebay to go with my whitneyville dragoon black powder reproduction revolver. they are kind of pricey so i might have settle for a reproduction button to go with my reproduction revolver. they must not as easy to find as the other buttons i always see them finding.

[@secretsquirrel584]

Watch out for the FBI....they don't have anything better to do

[@depthsofhistory]

All finds were made on private property with owners permission.

[@jonathangablehoard8058]

Where exactly is this? Near Tallahassee?

[@michaeldixon6846]

were is this place located at

[@grengd]

I have visited the USA many times over the last 60 years or so. Always amazed at how Americans in general, have no sense of time or history. I imagine that is because the states are such a new land. My little house for instance, was built a 150 years before the Americas were even settled. We had friends over from Canada a few years ago. Their minds were just blown. We thought it was very funny !

[@johncurro8871]

"no sense of time or history". Does the year 1776 come to mind? That's when we "colonist" declared independence from the condescending English tyrants. Additionally, we whipped your asses in two wars over 200 years ago.

[@grengd]

@@johncurro8871 That is my point exactly. 1776 was only yesterday, relatively speaking. No sense of time and history. Ps So glad we left that colony. What a Shithouse you lot turned it into !

[@johncurro8871]

A weak retort as anticipated, you didn't leave the colony, your pathetic asses were kicked out which resulted in America becoming the finest land in the free world. Additionally, this "shithouse lot" saved your limeys twice in the last 100 years. ww1, ww2

[@chevychase3103]

grengd thanks for the info on your house! Please don't assume that all of us are like your antagonist! Most of us across the pond still value our ancestors!

[@grengd]

@@chevychase3103 I do realise that Chevy. His version of the wars of independence, were probably learned from Disney or Hollywood. PS my house is not important, just an example.Keep going forward brothers.

[@bobbaran7350]

Wonderful memorabilia. It is a good tribute to a time when we came down here to hunt runaway slaves and kill many types of native clans that had to band together as Seminole to fight us and avoid being sent off to a reservation. A reminder of how selfish we can be.

[@diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813]

Nice looking place u have there a few nice finds ll done I just stated my KZbin channel pop over have a look let me no wear u think I am going wrong thanks buddy

[@clinthennis2089]

Awsome , I watch every time you post a new video , I really enjoy them . keep them coming , thanks for sharing them ,and HH . Check out my channel , I found what some one said it was a musket ball . But it's about the size of a 31calibur bullet , I posted it as a musket ball for a pistol . But I really think it's. part of a Buck and ball , which I found about a mile from a fort on the beach . It is lead , you can see it under the corrosion . Justa Swinging ,

[@johnzimpleman4965]

why no wrap up?

[@Bearlake1624]

What was the name of the fort ?

[@historypreserved7495]

Bearlake1624 A fort

[@historypreserved7495]

Bearlake1624 in Florida

[@jt5912z]

First

[@joanhamilton2651]

Help! I’m getting sea sick! You’re moving the camera too much and definitely too fast. Other than that this video is fantastic. Just subscribed.

[@depthsofhistory]

Thanks so much! I will work on video stabilization for future videos.

[@megancollins2568]

To many buttons in one place just don't happen ask the Hoover boys

[@historypreserved7495]

Megan Collins This was a fort site that housed a large concentrated amount of soldiers for about 10 years. Unlike a camp or a battle site, there is a lot more time for soldiers to loose buttons.

[@evdallas123]

Must have been hard to stay dressed with no buttons

[@jimshobbies142]

Nice find

[@depthsofhistory]

Thanks so much