Digging Coins We NEVER FIND! I'm SHOCKED! | Metal Detecting with the Minelab Manticore | Stef Digs 

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The buttons, musket balls and buckles were great, but those two coins- WoW! Never seen one of those 12 Skillings ever, didn't know they existed- yours cleaned up sweet! Awesome job Stef!

I love playing "guess the coin"!! Until I get it cleaned up enough to recognize Lincoln's Memorial...🙄 I'm happy for you that you found two amazing coins (the KGII is my favorite!) as well as the buttons. Finding the top to the two piece was really special!! Thank you for all your hard work putting these videos together for us!! ❤

What an awesome day of awesome experiences! - SB

Stef, your videos get me so pumped up for detecting! And I always want to write a novel talking about the cool things you dig but I don't want to be a pest and always leave novels. So, I'll keep it as short as I'm capable. That silver Skilling was sooo much fun to watch you discover. I've never heard of that coin until now. Beautiful! Also, I agree that you have a couple of native kettle brass pieces. Especially the smooshed, cone-shaped one that's cinched at the end. I've read that those were used as decorative appointments on the end of tassels on native garments. That's why they would be cinched at the end, so they wouldn't slip off the tassel or cordage. There I go leaving a novel again. Dad gummit. I can't help it, your videos really do get me pumped up. You find exceptionally nice stuff!

Can’t believe I’ve never seen a two piece tombac and pewter button…. Learn something new every day. Thanks!

Reunited cracked me up! Thanks 😆

Great hunt you two! That was an amazing location! It looked like you ladies had a great time and saved some awesome history! Congratulations on that epic silver coin!!!! thanks for sharing!

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

Woohoo!!!

I’m amazed you knew that song from 1978. It fit the reunited button perfectly. Great hunt👍🏼

Whoa!!!!! A gorgeous George and that Christian the seventh coin... I've never evey seen that coin before ... the chances of running across that coin ! that's fantastic , congratulations! my heart would have been pounding too for sure !!! Awesome day detecting!!!!

Its awesome someone could find that history before its lost forever.

Thank you for the interesting digs and history lesson. It's amazing what we can find in the ground if you know what you are doing.

Wow!! That silver coin is killer!!! You have the best permissions!! Hopefully you can hit that spot again before they build!! Congrats on some awesome finds and happy hunting!!

I ALWAYS enjoy your upload. As soon as the kettle point popped up, I said out loud---there's no doubt about that one. LOL! Both of the coins are bangers! Wonderful day digging, Stef.

Way to go, Stef! Some really nice saves at that site!

That was an awesome day Stef

Great job saving history Stef, loving the manticore I got from you !!

Wow what an old silver coin! Agreed doing the research is rediscovering the coin.

Very nice hunt Stef. Congrats on all the finds especially the old Dutch silver coin. ATB, Sebastian

Crazy cool finds Steph, congratulations!!

Another great video. Just for a bit of background information, medieval silver pennies were cut in half to make halfpennies for change. Cut two halfpennies in half and you would have performed a “fourthing” which became the word “farthing” or quarter of a penny and this continued even when they were a copper coin specifically made to be a quarter of a penny. Great find. Andy

Awesome!!!! Hunt!! Seems like the manticores are really killin it out there!!!!!

NICE FINDS! Awesome Hunt Stef, informative and fun!

Congrats on some great coins Stef!!!!

That last find was really cool!

Super finds Stef thanks for sharing the hunt congrats

Awesome coins I especially like the skilling and the two piece button!? Amazing!

Another great video!! Thanks Steph!!

Great hunt awesome finds can’t wait till next week God Bless and happy dirt fishin

Nick got out of town in the "Nick of Time" Sorry Stef I could not resist. Great finds.

Congrats, awesome finds!

Very cool! Congratulations.

Awesome hunt Stef that was a great find on your coin.I enjoyed your video and good luck to you.

Superb coin finds. Congrats!

Stef Awesome finds. Nice coins.

Very cool day out!

That silver is so awesome!

Sweet find Stef!

Cool digs Stef!

Amazing finds Stef. .

New sub here. Great relics and coin hunting! Glad I found your channel! Love digging the old stuff 👍Congrats!

Well done Stef. Congrats on the farthing but even more on the skilling. Great lot of buttons. Brilliant that you got both bits of the two piece. I do love me the Mate coil ( M8 ). Been using the shops demo for a while and now have my own. They do punch deep for a small coil. Killer combo with the manticore but I’m probably preaching to the converted. Take care mate 🦘🦘😁👍

WOW. That was a great hunt, plus I learned what a Farthing is,,,

Awesome digs 💯👍

Deep breaths, deep breaths. 😂 Congrats on the cool finds.

One of your most amazing videos yet. The History you saved Congrats. The 1749 Farthing from the Mermaid. So awesome. The Siver Holed 1767 Danish West Indies 12 Skilling Coin Congrats. You deserve it Big Time. Love the Buttons and Brass also. Take Care Stef hope you got to go back to that site a few more times

Whatta find! Niiiice!

Omg Stef 😲 you would have heard me screaming all the way in pa congratulations

Congrats on the Farthing. I have a 1799 that circulated in colonial Canada .

I did enjoy watching that dig Stef as I recently got a George 2 farthing ( 1754) but that last coin you got took the biscuit ! Great you got to save them before the development moved in, who knows where those coins would have ended up ?

Wow what a cool coin 🏋🏻‍♂️

Awesome congrats

💥💥💥@8:27 Look out Stef!! Snake moves under your coil.

Awsome find and exciting 😊 cheers for the reply on email just picked it up. Awsome and I hope your luck continues onto a gold coin sometime very soon 😊

Great finds. Pretty diverse finds. Do you know the history of that place?

Funny you expected your last coin would turned up to be an English silver hammered coin. I just identified one two days ago which was found in the south of the Québec Province (that can not be this far from where you are). Like your Danish coin (congrats for this nice piece of history), a hole was made in it. It is an Edward the 1st silver hammered penny long cross minted in Canterbury at the end of the 13th or the very beginning of the 14th century, more than 200 years before the first europeans settled in the area. I hope you will find a hammered someday too. I personaly did not find any English one (in France) even if some of them can be seen on our Facebook group to be identified from time to time. This demand emanated from a Québec origin came as a real surprise. I urged the new owner to contact the provincial historic service (or whatever the local name for it) as I expected it to be a rare find on the other side of the pond (or is it not rare?).

The brass kettle piece is a tinkler. Native people would sew them into the hems of their buckskin dresses or leggings. Some are like yours and rolled partially and most of them are completely rolled into a full circle.. They would hit together and make a pleasant musical like tone when walking. When dancing they would make a pretty loud jingle.👍♋

So, I found a back like that over the weekend but it had a drilled shank. Flat surface where it met the front like yours. No front. Do you think that would make it likely on the earlier side in that time period?

that brass piece looks like part of umbrella,..?

Peaches and herb

Do you think the manticore has changed the game?

How do you like the manticore compared to the 900?

I got my farthing my last hunt same 1749

1767😳

Farthing HUH HUH....good stuff, stay dirty 👍

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