Georgian farmstead and medieval church site 

Bolenium made dungarees, that was the clasp to hold the shoulder strap.

Thank you for providing us hours of comforting, fascinating viewing. 💜💜

" But, apparently that's okay now" I had a good chuckle!

Keep plugging away it it. There's a lot of the good stuff still in the ground

I peeked at some auctions and found a similar pipe bowl: "Late 1700 Beehive Pipe Bowl." The image has the same appearance of folding at the base between bowl amd stem. Their image has very fine texturing that almost looks like reeds or rope, so a classic hive. Very nice!!!

Man of many hats 🧢 this one’s my favorite 😍 definitely want one if you ever get around to merchandising. Nice drunk farmer dropping coins dream 😂😂😂

Just discovered your channel. I appreciate your content because you don't come across as a treasure hunting sensationalist, as so many of these channels, but someone who has a knowledge of history, antiquities, and coins. I am looking forward to watching more of your videos.

“Ack well” John. Looking forward to part 2. 5 coins and a lovely pipe bowl and for persevering during the rain. See you on the next.

Fun hunt. Nice finds. Thanks for sharing!!!

Brilliant new hat to go along with a nice blue silver coin. Thanks for the entertaining watch John!

I just love it when you say, Oh it’s a THING!!! 😂😂😂😂

The hat looks great John! We’re glad you like it and it seems others do as well!

Hi, great Scottish weather detecting , perfect , not too hot! The bags seem to be working well for you, the little separate bag seems perfect for your coins and other treasures, and the one for rubbish. The farmer must be happy with you cleaning up his fields. Looking forward to your next video. Cheers.

Great finds!!!!

And hello from Florida U.S.

I really loved the pipe bowl! I watch mudlarking and see so many, but don't recall seeing one like that....well done with the coins and "thingies" lol...

Love the hat, blue on white...

Nice one John love that pipe bowl such an unusual design 👍

Thank You John!

Great video sir, just a nice calm walk about and finding a bit of treasure. Can't wait till I can do the same.

Bolenium created work overalls in the 40's/50's/60's. Popular in the 40's with the Land Army apparently! Makes sense with the farming locale!

I was so glad to hear..."well, it's a thing!" That always just tickles my giggle bone! lol We need to add ...It's a piece of something to my giggles too! I just think its so cute the way you describe crap! lololololololol

not seen that pipe design before myself. There used to be a pipe museum in Bramber near Moi.

I’ve seen many clay pipes found on mainly mudlarking channels, but I’ve never seen that design. Cool!

"It could be a silver Georgian bottle top" that should cover most options😂

Thanks for the video. Such an unusual clay pipe. Cheers.

Nicola White, she is a YT'er "Mudlarker" on the shore's of the Thames in London, she finds a lot of pipes, one video she was showing a book on the Clay pipes, FYI for anyone wanting to know more about them. But you John, not a bad 3hr tour of the paddock, nice finds. Taikuu

Dedication in the rain 🫶🇦🇺

Love the hat, I want one!

Nice coins today John. Personally, I liked the pipe. The cap is great, good to have on a rainy day. Sure your merchandise would sell well. You have a buyer here. 😁 Good luck in the next paddock, stay dry.

not a bad day john i enjoy it 2 in 2 days great

You did well grasshopper. Ought to be a hammered close by. Or perhaps even a ring or two

I must stop watching your videos late at night. All my dreams were in a Scottish accent. 😅

Welcome back to the fields of Perathshar!

Nicely done I enjoyed the video. 🇺🇸

That was nice of the drunk farmer to come charging out that door and drop that 6 pence for you…lol! Keep digging, cheers!

John i would be happy with five coins, your 31.5k subs is well deserved thanks I like the look of the baseball cap cheers

People sure did drop a lot of money in those fields!

The pipe is beautiful!

I'm glad the rain didn't come to much & you were able to get a few coins, with a decent silver. Always an enjoyable watch & one to look forward to. Always appreciated. Bless up bro 👊

I was going to suggest a digging trowel then you mentioned yours. I have the evolution trowel and sheath and it's an unbelievable tool when digging clods in pasture helps out a lot and fits perfectly on ya belt. Another great video as always John always nice to see a few coins coming up and rounded off with a silver well done thanks for sharing keep up the hard work mate 👍

Yes another good video and finds young man. From rainy Cornwall

Well done John, amazes me how you remember all the historical facts and dates. Takes me all my time to remember what I went into a room for 😂👍

Really nice pipe bowl ... and I love the clip on belt/bags for finds, great idea. Looking forward to part 2. 😃

Enjoyed the hunt!

Love your videos! If you ever have a chance, could you show us your camera rig? You do a great job of keeping everything in frame, and seem to have a great sense of what we're seeing. A terrific feat considering how much you're using both hands for the digs.

So lucky to have a permission with lots of fields 👍👍

The design on that clay pipe looks like an old beehive design, that originated in medieval times - they were called skeps - woven from straw to house the bees and their honey hives, and they were still used in Victorian times - do you think that's possible? Look closely, you might see some tiny bees as part of the design.

Love the cap by the way 👍

Great video and unusually clay pipe. I usually catch your videos when they first drop but my hubby and I have distracted by discovering Outlander. I enjoy the fantasy storyline, the beautiful Scottish scenery ( of all kinds) and researching the history I only knew superficially. The Scottish ‘scenery’ may not be good for my congestive cardiac failure

I love the clay pipe beautiful

Well done for persevering through the rain John and it didn’t spoil your great finds one bit! We’ve learnt so much history from your knowledge 😊

Great video mate well saved!😊

My goodness I'd order the hat in a hot minute!! Love watching - my best recreation.

The pipe bowl was cool. Haven't seen one like that design before. Also, I learned where canola oil comes from!!! I love learning new things, and can always count on your channel for that!🥰🥰🥰

The cool thing about finding those ancient clay pipes is that there may be some tobacco in the bowl under the mud.

Nice video! Greetings from Phoenix Arizona!

An awesome hunt. Your coin finds were very nice too I never find old things like that hardly at all.

Really hope the r field is better! In Denmark its called Raps and Raps olie. See how the Wikings has influenced The language🤣 Nice clients John Has in his dayjob. A cap in the nations Colour! Got a World champ in Glasgow In the U 16. Surely the name Albert will Turn up, huge talent.😜🔝❤️

Love the pipe

Can you send us some of your wonderful Scottish rain please John? Melting in the heat here! A bunch of Five!! Brilliant!! Now tapping me foot waiting for part two to upload!! 😂😂😂 Hope the rain cleared for you. Take care. Chez 😘😘😘

Thanks John, lovely coins and great pipe bowl. Looking forward to part two.

Another exciting hunt and video John!!! Some great coins and I loved the unique pipe bowl! Congrats Sir!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

John, those hats will sell like beer at a football game! You may need to look into establishing an Etsy account to make them available. If you do decide to make them available, I'll be one of the first to buy one! I'd wear it with pride!

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Interesting how we love an “imprint”, almost art in itself. Well done in the rain!

These are some nice finds, John. A couple of hours for five coins and a pipe bowl is a great session. Keep up these great videos, and I hope session 2 goes well. Cheers from Texas.

💪.. No flies on me George. 👍

If your finds bags keep wearing out, that must be a good sign. Certainly beats them remaining pristine.

Thank you John for going in the rain. I loved be hive pipe bowl. I collect pipes, I’ve only ever found stems. Love your coins. It was interesting to see the junk you found too .

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Love your videos, really interesting hearing all the history. I have to look away while you're digging as the shaking camera makes my eyes go funny 😂

You don’t seem to like the rain,but you always seem to do very well detecting when it is wet. Another great video thanks for sharing. Trump 2024!

Great digs, was wondering how many yrs has the farmer and or his family have had all that land??

Not a bad haul for a rainy day bud. I do love the clay pipe bowl. Can't beat a bit of silver, even if it is only 50%. Hope the new finds bag works for you. All the best and HH.

There were two Bun Heads, the young one, and the later one, but they do look very similar, they changed in 1874

Blessings my friend, from this hillbilly from Tennessee. I’d say that the rusty piece is an old belt buckle…just a guess…but I’m right…lol. I truly enjoy your content…whether your detecting (the best) or just giving us a wonderful history lesson. Brilliantly done. Great content. Blessings.

I do appreciate you removing the trash from these fields. Every little bit helps.

That was nice of the drunk farmer that fell and dropped his silver. Lol

Leave it to me to watch part 2 first…I know shock and horror…you need a t-shirt that says “ I dropped it” I can relate…still a great day, even if a bit soggy.

That hinge looking thing, looks forever like a clip off a pair of braces ( like those your grandfather wore tae keep his troosers up ) 😉😉

That’s an unusual looking clay pipe bowl. Looks like beehive. Victorian or Edwardian maybe. I haven’t seen one like that.

Congrats on silver! No complaints here about your rain. After 2 months, they say next monday we should be under 100f and a possibility of rain.

Lovely patina on that penny John. And then the half penny looks great on the reverse.👍👍 Then another penny of wonderful quality!!! So a few cans pulled out, but I appreciate that you showed them as it is all I seem to find some times when I go out on my fields!!!👍👍😉 Would still appreciate details as to what camera you use.👍👍

23:10 Now Mr Scottish Detectorist... Your Victorian Pennies... homework required please wait behind after the bell... Do remember the Young Head (1838-) and there were five different variants of the Young Head over a 20 year period to adjust nose, hair, size of bust etc. Then there was the Early Bun Head (1860-) which has a more youthful appearance than the Late Bun Head which was first minted in 1889. The actual 'buns' differ hugely between 1860 and 1889 portraits. Your coin is a Late Bun Head dating from 1890 and is her third 'main' Copper Coin portrait. On your coin Victoria is certainly aged more than in her 1860 portrait and has a different ('jowly') jawline.When the pennies get worn they are easy to confuse Mr Scottish Detectorist! Then of course later there was the late Old Head (aka Veiled Head or Widow Head) which appeared on coppers from 1895. So that is four (well eight actually) different portraits/ portrait variants during her lifetime just for the Coppers. There were many more different portraits of Victoria used for the Gold and Silver issues etc. Probably about equal with QEII.

My grandson says you sound Canadian!😂😅🤣

I love you man, and I love your channel! But good Lord, get a tripod, you're making me motion sick!!!! 😁

Put me down for The Scottish Detectorist hoody jacket like the one Marty wears. let me know when available!!

Hi. From Ireland.i find it interesting that George 6 head on a coin faces the same way as his father George 5 but I don’t remember hearing that Edward had any coins struck

The detectorist graphic needs a pipe like Sherlock Holmes!

Great as always, what date did the seated lady first appear on a coin?

Pity that Penny wasn't a 1933, being a Millionaire would suit you!

I also want cap like design how much.

I want a cap, how much 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

It's nice to see a silver coin, for sure , but it's not every day when you find a Victorian coin with fully visible markings and features. most of them are worn almost flat and featureless. I have a few myself and they are like blank metal chips that could be used for making new coins! LOL So with a Victorian coin that still has it's features you might want to have a look at it's value, you might be surprised at what it could fetch for you!

That's a suspender clasp.

Hello- you take people on tours of places in Scotland? If so, can you tell us where to find out about that?

Non slip belt buckle

The first coin you found, is that what they call a seated coin?

Just curious. Here in the states we find many many harmonica reed plates. Brass, copper plates that are replaced with new plates and reeds. Do you find them?