Found a Blue Bird in a Huge Bottle Dump! | Nugget Noggin

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I went Metal Detecting at several places today. The first site was a small patch of woods where an old farm house use to be in the late 1800s. In the woods along a rusty barbed wire fence , I managed to find a padlock under a large quartz rock with the Garrett AT Pro. The 2nd site was an 1820s Plantation house and man it sure was a trashy spot, I did pull out a neat Toy Gun and a Sterling silver ring but that was it. I always save the good places for last!. Site # 3 was the jackpot! I was hiking through the woods and I stumbled across the largest bottle dump ever!. There are literally Bottles everywhere! You can't walk with out stepping on a bottle. I got distracted from Metal Detecting and ended up digging in the bottles. You won't believe what I found, I dug up marbles, coins, Sodas, Household items , a Medical Corps collar disk and Even a Blue Bird!. The Collar disk is probably from World War Two. I hope yall enjoy the video! Thanks for Watching! God Bless!
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Hey! I'm Michael, I love to get outdoors and discover awesome things
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Found a Blue Bird in a Huge Bottle Dump! | Nugget Noggin
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@Michael_in_Vt 8 лет назад

You videos are great. You are so passionate in what your do it makes it a pleasure to watch. You're an old soul trapped in a young body and that's a good thing!

@sarahwallis9001 3 года назад

I love the dark blue glass. Wish I could come across a bottle dump like this. So cool!

@ClssicDev 2 года назад

Dark blue glass is extremely rare.

@rainmancw9022 9 лет назад

need to go back. I love old bottles. even bottles from the 1970 and 60's are a far cry from today's junk. many of them are beautiful and we need more vids from that spot. go for it, man.

@_S-O-S_ 9 лет назад

God bless you too! You are fun to watch. You are always so excited with each and every find...

@murdoc4794 9 лет назад

I think half of the fun of Nugget's videos is his imaginative explanation for things. Like walking in the woods and seeing some quartz rocks = gold mines everywhere! I wish I had half of his enthusiasm!

@randallridnour8954 8 лет назад

Man... I have watched a few of your vids now and I have to say just how much of decent person you are. Happy treasure hunting.

@harryvanderveer6292 8 лет назад

I agree.! When he found the ring and returned it to the owner..that showed he's good people.! Hope you make a real big find someday.!!! Good luck.!!

@teenapittman4241 9 лет назад

The white bottle at the beginning of the bottle dump looks like an Old Spice bottle. My dad wore it in the 60's and early 70's. That particular bottle may be older but the bottle shape was about the same as the Old Spice he wore. It had a silver colored metal collar around the opening and was stoppered with a gray plastic stemmed button type stopper. I love your videos. I like them better than all the ones where they find things worth a lot of money. It seems like that that's why they are metal detecting and some just don't seem "real". Your enthusiasm and excitement for metal detecting and history and not just the monetary value of the things you find sets your videos apart from all the others. Also your respect for other people and their belongings is a quality that is hard to find nowadays.

@yogi3547 8 лет назад

For a young guy, you are very knowledgeable. Great to see someone so excited about the little gems other people have cast off. Very cool.

@damjanGJ 9 лет назад

6:42 glass block bank from the 1939 New York World's Fair - Watch Your Savings Grow With Esso

@MUDSWAT 9 лет назад

Need to go back to that bottle dump and dig down a few feet in some places. I'm sure you'll hit some 1800's bottles somewhere... That medical pin was really cool, I'd love to find something like that !! That jewel oil was a keeper and was that a jade plate ? Keep @ It and HH !!

@nuggetnoggin 9 лет назад

MUDSWAT I reckon it's a jade plate, same color as that Jade Elephant I dug years ago. Thanks for watching! I'm sure you will dig one eventually. I should of took home the Jewel oil, I didn't have enough room in my backpack or pockets . I may go back with Abby, she loves finding bottles.

@MUDSWAT 9 лет назад

I'd definitely go back. Jade plate is big bucks!

@TexasTimelapse 9 лет назад

I second that. Go back and dig. I'll bet the bottles are much older a few feet down!

@conobellore6515 9 лет назад

I searched up the jewel oil apparently the bottle worth around 20 bucks

@ninaharvey5858 9 лет назад

+nuggetnoggin Loved all the cobalt glass. That little plate is called jadeite. It was a common glassware in the 40's and 50's.

@shebacoppit7008 9 лет назад

Just found your videos. My husband and I have already watched several. He is into the same thing, just doesn't have time to search. We love your passion. Keep hunting!

@volks86 9 лет назад

It's adorable to see how excited he gets to find an old spice bottle, I remember my dad having that same bottle back in the '80's. Nugget is fun to watch, every find he makes is like Christmas morning.

@Greywuylf 9 лет назад

Love watching your videos. It's wonderful to see a young person excited and knowledgeable about historical artifacts. It's fun to see you get so excited about those marbles! :)

@shaun9952 7 лет назад

Your inthusiasm is inspiring & contagious. Thank you

@rainmancw9022 9 лет назад

The bottle dump you came upon is from the same era of the one I'm digging now. I see many of the same bottles in ur and my dump. The MOM bottles are always so beautiful. I would be so tempted to carry out everyone and freaking give them as gifts of something. They catch sunlight so well.

@bradybyrum6885 7 лет назад

That lock under a rock was a landmark. You either needed to dig deeper there, or use a compass and metal detect in the four major directions north, south, east or west, up to about 20 paces, and you will likely find what was buried.

@Jps3bs 9 лет назад

You ain't kidding. .that is one HUGE bottle dump! I love discovering them! Nice marbles too. CONGRATS

@barrywainwright3391 8 лет назад

Old dumps are easy to find. I know where at least 30 of them are. Most date from the 20s to 50s but a few are from the 1870s to turn of the century, which are the best and my favorite. 1 is producing blob tops and lots of cool embossed bottles. Its fun getting down and dirty in the dumps. Keep looking as they are out there. I keep discovering more all the time.

@apostlewoody 9 лет назад

I think that white bottle you found is a "old spice" cologne..

@kraigler419 9 лет назад

I thought the same. Dont think its very old.

@knightjohnmichael 9 лет назад

Yep! White bottle at beginning is old spice after shave

@welcometoorefuge 7 лет назад

I have a friend that STILL wears that shit ! Just 'cause his Daddy did...

@davidseals352 6 лет назад

That’s exactly yet I’m 68 years old I remember my grandfather using that there’s a Metal cap with a small hole were only a couple drops at a time would splash out with a red pen that stuck back in the hole to close it.

@Gratefulformusic 5 лет назад

Its not. That's false

@patmurphy389 9 лет назад

the toy gun is a cap gun-if you cleaned it up, you could probably still use it, caps go behind the trigger mechanism. you used to could buy them on a roll. when we were kids & we didn't have a cap gun, we popped them w/a hammer on the concrete outside of our house!!-neat finds !! love your videos! ty for posting them

@Tater79bj 9 лет назад

Jadite plate is made by Fire King, Anchor Hocking and is very collectible. Some of the Jadite coffee mugs go for $60+ each.

@nateratorpie285 9 лет назад

My grandmother collects 'em :)

@steven2212 6 лет назад

You're a great kid...keep on doing what you love, be safe. Great finds.

@eromnud47 7 лет назад

Love your video and to hear how enthusiastic you are about everything you find. Keep looking you never know what you might find next.

@anatomyofpoison69 9 лет назад

This is an amazing find! My lady & I love finding bottle dumps. Only come across 2, but they are fun. I've come across a few down at the lake too (Truman Lake, Warsaw Missouri). Been detecting about a month, enjoy your videos!

@piperlynne1 9 лет назад

That kind of sad. All that garbage and glass out there on the surface to cut any animal that walks over it.

@relichunter7169 8 лет назад

shit head

@tootz1950 8 лет назад

I would love to spend about a week there.

@kimberlyhernandez3672 9 лет назад

Who we thought that it was going to be an actual bird?!

@Detecting207 9 лет назад

Very cool dump. That blue poison was a heart breaker, but definitely will display nice glued up. I really like the old stoneware bottle too! Cant wait to see round 2 there haha!

@sharonmontano6801 9 лет назад

Oh man I was expecting an actual blue bird! 😂

@e.r__ 9 лет назад

Me too!

@joshrobbins3678 9 лет назад

+Sharon Montano Same LOL!

@seckhardt920 9 лет назад

+Sharon Montano same lolz

@rachelgonzales3975 9 лет назад

Me too!!!

@emilyholley6767 8 лет назад

Me too I'm kind of mad

@readGodsword 7 лет назад

yah, those blue bottles are very collectible, $5 -$10 each one. They look pretty on a winddow sill. You could sell them in bunches on Ebay or Etsy. How fun!! THanks for sharing and your enthusiasm.

@valerietaylor-haines876 5 лет назад

I watch you every day and I love how you are so happy and excited about everything you find. Abby will love that little bottle. God bless you and keep you safe. You are one of a kind. Love your accent! Love from Woodinville,Washington

@tleav61 5 лет назад

I use to love digging for old bottles. Found a big dump once in Nevada in 1982. Still have some of them. The blue poison bottle would be worth a few bucks, if it were intact.

@aliceranger8681 9 лет назад

I really enjoy watching your videos, they are fun. I must commend you on your respect for the places you go and all the four legged friends you run into. I would like to see a video showing all the best items you have found over the years. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos. They are great.

@byrn 9 лет назад

Wow! I'd go back with a bit of flagging tape, tag four trees to mark a big square, and do a quick grid search with a small rake. Would help you pinpoint the older sections to dig deeper into. You might consider carrying a keychain UV light, some types of glass (usually green or pink) actually used uranium ore as a pigment and they'll glow. UV can also sometimes help you make out faded inks/patterns on ceramics as well as textiles.

@courtsNsession 9 лет назад

When I was a kid the family used to visit my Grandparents in N.C. It used to be fun for us kids to take the trash down the pasture to a place where we would dump it. I kinda want to go dig it all up now. : )

@circlewfarms1079 9 лет назад

That square glass thing was an old bank I have one with peoples drug stores on the front of it that I dug up myself I have just started metal detecting now I used to just bottle dig and you are being a big help Thanks man

@BigDoggCaseAdventures 9 лет назад

one of the best dumps ever and did not dig down at all. Time to gear out the shoveling equipment. GL & HH, -Casey, Indiana History Digger

@ratdetecting4780 6 лет назад

Awesome cobalt bottles & cokes. Looks like you could dig there for years & still find bottles & other goodies

@yadayada013 9 лет назад

What a cool spot to run across! There is no telling what you will find there in the future...Great hunt...I enjoyed watching....Thanks for posting.....Take care....Frank

@dukeofnewyork5493 8 лет назад

that was a 1939 new York world's fair glass coin bank. I have one. Found it with 94 coins. V & buffalo nickels and wheats. Bottle dumps have always been my fav. I would of spent a long time there. Thanks for sharing.

@Twoin62 9 лет назад

You need a collector bottle book to put values on all those bottles you find...you could become a millionaire. Love all your videos!

@TheBettereducated 8 лет назад

I think the white ceramic bottle is an old OldSpice bottle, my dad has one from his dad

@kirkm9311 9 лет назад

Love your hunts and how you present your finds. Can't wait to see what else you find in the future

@carloswilliams6063 9 лет назад

Thanks for the new vid. I've been watching all of your videos....newest to oldest. I think Im at a vid. from 12 months ago now. Thanks for showing us the caboose, that was COOL!!

@nine4three5 3 года назад

Hey brother, that white bottle looks like a bottle of Old Spice cologne from the 40’s to recently.

@cynthiahofer2903 8 лет назад

I just stumbled upon your site and I've been watching for a couple of days. I enjoy your enthusiasm for the things you find. You happen upon the most interesting places. I'll keep watching to see what you're up to next!

@brettiverse 9 лет назад

I went bottle hunting at my grandparent's house and found old coca cola bottles and salt and pepper shakers. We also found oil cans and maple syrup bottles from the 40's-60's.

@cassie.m.0723 8 лет назад

I love watching your videos; you're always so enthusiastic, and you find so much fun stuff! Since I'm afraid of wandering around on my own, and I can't afford a metal detector, your videos are a treat to watch. I can explore vicariously through your own adventures! lol The bottles you found in this one a great! And I love that you're always finding marbles. What fun treasures

@larisaz6967 9 лет назад

Nugget, you and Abby are awesome. I have watched so many of your videos and I learn so much! You are a lovely young man, keep the videos coming! (I found a war nickel the other day, 1943, surface find! Thanks, Larisa

@Jsellers1965 9 лет назад

That must have been an old dump from back in the day, like a landfill today. Good looking bottles and great finds. Congrats! Cologne back in the day was stronger you didnt need much

@c.warren7559 9 лет назад

Always a joy and an adventure to see what you'll find next! Thanks for sharing. Great finds!

@amendopublicaccess5742 8 лет назад

Your videos are filled with adventure and excitement, Its really awesome how passionate you are about relic hunting.

@MadMoneyGirl 9 лет назад

That reminds me of the woods next to Waverly Hills Sanatorium. I watched a documentary about the place and when they closed the hospital, all of the bottles, personal items left behind by the patients, etc.were dumped in the woods. There were bottles everywhere. And, I bet that those bottles came from a similar place. I'd love to know the history of the area you were in. There had to be a large medical facility nearby those bottles.

@jacqulynnclements8160 7 лет назад

My great great grandpa was a medic in war it was really cool to see all the bottles and the medic pen!!

@thomasbummer9612 9 лет назад

Older bottles, especially embossed ones and real little bottles can be real collectable, and go for pretty dang decent money! I'd head back and do some more digging!

@txsunshinecowgirl 8 лет назад

im am beyond jealous, here in west texas we do not have woods or old farm houses or any good places to go treasure hunting and even if you did find something it is all caliche and you cant dig through that stuff, love watching your videos

@Artsartisan 9 лет назад

I live in Pennsylvania and visited the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon near Wellsboro, PA. While in the area, I drove to Corning, New York and visited the Corning Glass Works. I was amazed to see some beautiful historical artifacts made of glass. There was a display of cobalt blue glass which was behind some very thick glass plate. Evidently, at one period of history; the cobalt blue color glass was created utilizing material which was radioactive. A Geiger counter was in the display of cobalt blue glass which registered the radioactive output of the glass. Consequently, some Cobalt blue glass was crafted with radioactive ore and is dangerous to people.

@doreenhubble7190 3 года назад

You should invite adventure archaeology to that awesome bottle dump they’re always looking for good bottles.

@GoddessError 8 лет назад

He's just geeking out the whole time. I love it.

@yournevergunnaknow5201 9 лет назад

6:39 I know what that is! During the 39' World's fair glass blocks exactly like that where sold to visitors as souvenirs. Most of them had a slot on the top and a rubber stopper in the bottom so people could use them as piggy banks; others where just glass blocks to display in the home. Very cool it's a shame it's broken.

@oftheearth 9 лет назад

That's a nice site you located. Couple great finds so far and more to come.

@ericbasinski5022 9 лет назад

the bottle dump reminds me of the small dump on my family's land. I've found some cool old bottles from the 1920's and i also found a old pair of glasses probably from the late 1800's or early 1900's.

@BossmanEight 9 лет назад

The white bottle you 1st found is a "Old Spice" aftershave bottle. Probably from the late 1950s. Definitely collectable.

@jessicapreston2406 9 лет назад

Id love to see your collection you should show us one day :)

@morg52 9 лет назад

That first white bottle is likely an Old Spice aftershave bottle. The blue bottles are cobalt blue. Looks like you have a lot of fun out there.

@brandondemontigny480 8 лет назад

That white bottle is an old after shave bottle, my grandpa used to use that exact kind looks like old spice. And also that world fair glass piece wasn't a container or anything, it's a glass brick, at my work we put them in an old library, when they brake they have a hollow inside

@CSAPickers 9 лет назад

Awesome video Noggin... what a huge bottle dump that was. That plate is worth money as some have said if it's made by Fire King/Anchor Hocking... sells for good money. I'd definitely go back and take another look around, you may find more. Love seeing the old bottles, I agree about the Milk of Magnesia... must have been lots of something going on for so many of those bottles to show up. That blue glass works great in pottery also melted down.

@buddybellwether2188 7 лет назад

That lock is a civil war era C & S railroad lock for a strong box where the gold, money and other valuables were kept.

@rat49usa 9 лет назад

All I can say is nice dump, hope to see cool finds coming out of there soon.

@KahlestEnoch 6 лет назад

Wow that bottle dump I would spend years slowly clearing it out keeping the interesting stuff and selling anything good and recycling the rest

@stevekittner1962 5 лет назад

I know this is a few years old but I would go up there with a leaf blower! Great videos NN. My whole family watches!

@angelinamendez4021 8 лет назад

I thought he found a real bird

@jamienielson4340 8 лет назад

lol

@wyattcollinson486 8 лет назад

Yeah I thought the same

@harlowvierck7542 8 лет назад

Me too!

@emilyanderson6123 8 лет назад

Me to!

@MrWhoevr 8 лет назад

+Angelina Mendez There is a bird or maybe a flying squirrel at 0:58 to 1:00.

@RobBackyardGardenerr 9 лет назад

LOL... "Somebody lost their bike." Great video. I always look forward to your posts.

@timterrill6318 9 лет назад

Great videos! I really enjoy them. keep up the great work! I cant wait for the snow to melt so I can get back out! God bless and keep digging!

@TreasureTracker 8 лет назад

Wow! What an amazing place! Hope you go back many times!

@chrisrice3551 9 лет назад

Looks like you hit a honey hole man..keep digging your sure to hit something awesome..thanks for sharing great videos.

@SisOwnz 9 лет назад

you would be CRAZY to not go back there and dig for hours. You are in my dream come true.

@ROBBEAUDOIN66 9 лет назад

That bottle dump is a goldmine. People collect interesting colored glass bottles and collect = pay!. Next time you go out bring a big box or a wheelbarrow. Very cool!

@TheRambl3r 9 лет назад

Nice finds! I could spend years in the bottle dump digging. Nugget maybe you have to do some magnet fishing in that water.

@GVL_LAD 9 лет назад

I'd be in HEAVEN if I found that bottle dump!!! I haven't found anything like that since I was in Highschool :-( I always hope someday I'll find another bottle dump while I'm out exploring. I live in SC now and there seems to be remnants of years past all around - especially a lot of old Railroad related things. I've yet to do any detecting down here yet, but have a spot or two along a nearby creek bed in mind. I love your videos! SO jealous of your finds!!!!!

@jucadvgv3449 8 лет назад

killer find! would absolutely LOVE to have those blue bottles!

@trevoradank9598 9 лет назад

You should do more fields and creeks . keep up the good videos! More house sifting. Our house was made in 1860 In waumandee wi

@BackstrokeOfTheWest 9 лет назад

Awesome bottle dump I could spend weeks digging through all that.

@KRN762 9 лет назад

Good find Nugget. The old Coke bottles were great and the plate was a keeper.

@jtekjunky 8 лет назад

the worlds fair piece, is a glass block, the window type, very cool, cooler if it intact, good finds chap

@texaswader 9 лет назад

I love old bottle dumps. Sure hope you go back to that one soon. And hey when you find an old Coke bottle would you look at the bottom and let us know where it was made? Thanks!

@rolandright8608 8 лет назад

It looked like you passed over a hoard of worthwhile pieces! I noticed what appeared to be an abundance of "milk glass" without threads for a screw-on lid, not to mention all of the bottles that appeared to have 'cork' closures. I know I would love to come across something like that! It would take me a number of trips to extract all I would like to appraise, but, I truly believe it would be highly profitable! I could be wrong, but, nugget, I believe you 'poked the pooch' on this one! Roland

@screamstress7 9 лет назад

Wow now thats an awesome place ! I've found some great dig spots but have yet to come across a bottle dump quite so large as this with as many cool finds as you've come across just scratching the surface. I wouldn't be able to help myself i'd be out digging there for weeks lol and probably washing bottles after that for years haha. I've already got enough stuff to wash from my last dig, I need to find an easier way to get them clean though... Love the vid !

@kokkonutfreaks 9 лет назад

AWESOME video nugget! You seen to find the best dumps. Ive been to 3 myself and all have been pretty small, this one was massive.

@rob102865 9 лет назад

wow!!! that's so cool... amazing find!tons of antique bottles!!!

@fightaddicts 4 года назад

9:04 when you crush says yes and you didn’t expect it

@ontariorocksrelics 9 лет назад

Nice dump! Bottles galore, tons of relics just under the surface I bet too

@jamienielson4340 8 лет назад

am I the only one who's inner 5 year old came out when he said this is a good dump the found a milk of magnesia bottle

@jessenicholas728 8 лет назад

Hey nugget you have inspired me to start detecting because it looks like a great fun thing to do finding relics but before I started detecting a have been collecting old bottles for about 3-5 years and I would love love to be their my truck would be full of bottles!

@lexiober3515 8 лет назад

The blue bird bottle has my birthday on it :) although obviously different years. I'd love to go there and collect old bottles! If you dig down you could find some from the 1800's. Is especially pick up those cobalt bottles

@XLordLeamingtonX 9 лет назад

Hey NuggetNoggin, I just wanted to let you know that military pin you found is a Veterinary Corps badge. The VC was part of the Army Air Corps (precursor to the Air Force) during WW2, my grandfather was part of it. I think it still exists in a small capacity but is now Army.

@williamoberle1718 9 лет назад

That's awesome you got bunch of old bottles...and nice video show! thumb up!

@michaelpineapples7030 9 лет назад

Awesome video bro. Its cool that you're passionate about your hobby! Keep it up and good luck with your findings.

@breezydubay9147 7 лет назад

incredible bottle dump! I'd love to stumble upon that!!

@sharonwilliamson5530 9 лет назад

Think the plate is called JADITE. Looked like it was pale green. Also the small round bottle that said something about applicator may be either iodine or something of that sort. The little flat bottle may be for tooth ache drops.