Going Till Dark! - Metal Detecting the Final House of the Season and Making It Count! 

The large middle initial -F- would be the surname's first letter. Given names would be M and L. Fun hunt! You guys have such a great rapport!

Thanks to all the home owners that let's these awesome dudes dig holes in your yards

MLF would be the initials on Doug's medallion. The large letter in the center is always the last name in a monogram. Great finds!

You guys rock! Let’s go, let’s go treasure and adventure✌️💕🎉👵🌺🌎

Greetings from the Scottish Highlands, the crushed item 15 minutes in, you describe as a bell is an 18th-19th century copper alloy fob missing its glass or stone seal, crushed and missing its suspension loop and would have been heavily gilded in its day. Keep up the great work guys.

@16:00 That item is the body from a Georgian Copper Alloy Seal Matrix. 😀. The broken bit at the thin end would of been a suspension loop. The squashed end would of been an oval and a glass or carved stone seal would of been fixed into it. 🙂. I have found a few squashed bodies like that over here across the pond. 🙂.

Jason, I really look forward to the group shot at the beginning of the episode of all the swingers ( love ya Doug) . Missed it this time.

Charlie’s A looks like a University of Alabama “A”. What a yard. Do you think the owner will let you back to hunt in the future?

Bison are from North Americans. Doug's right buffalo are a different beast not from noth America

Way to go studly Doug great finds great finds oh ya the difference between a bision and a buffalo is that a bision has a hump on his back and is found in colder climets like nj our Wisconsin so how do you stop a charging bision you take away its credit card from copper joe medal detecting keep hunting thanks guys😊

This show is so interesting! The camerawork and sound is excellent. The graphics showing what the item could look like. Great! Going to try to watch the live show Thursday.

Hello Quarter Hoarder,Dog Tag Doug ,Rich, Charlie and Matt

You fellas need to put the 6" lg15 coil on the Legends and pull some serious finds out of that spot! I got the 6" lg15 coil with my Legend I bought from a buddy used. I thought it was a joke. I tossed it aside on my bench at home forgot about it. I used the stock coil for the most part until I bought the LG24 coil. I would swear the LG24 was the best coil all around. I also purchased the LG30 and lg35. I swore by the LG24 though. I hit a sidewalk grass strip and pulled a decent amount of coins. Some wheats and clad using the LG24. Then we got a chance to hunt the old city dump site that the city was scraping and changing the now setting pond for gutter water. They knew we where detecting and would scape about 6" a day off of the dump area and spread it out over a huge area for us. We went in and there was so much junk it was incredible. Metal of all kinds. Brass, copper, aluminum, stainless everything in all shapes sizes just an absolutely insane place to detect. I put the LG24 on and headed in. There was another fellow we bumped into there with a Legend and he had the lg15 on. You have to move super slow and try to pick out the good targets from the junk. Target separation is key here not depth. You inch your way along and the finds are incredible. So many silver coins and so many relics. A Gold coin was found and tons of military medals and pins and buttons. At the end of my first day of course we all compare our findings. The guy with the lg15 kicked our ass. Same programs for the most part only difference of course was coils. So my next trip I put the lg15 on. Hit it hard and my finds where incredible. Increase in how many I was able to pick out was nuts! It also taught me to slow down and forced me to learn to hunt trash riddled sites that I would normally walk away from. I mean run from. I would not hunt junk covered places. Well I gain so much experience it was incredible. After hunting the dump I became a much better detectorist. I no longer just walked away from junk sites. I been detecting for 25+ years. I walked away from lots of junky places. With my new learned skills and the rocketship lg15 coil I went back to that sidewalk I mentioned earlier. I got a good dozen coin off that strip with the LG24. But I hit it this time with the lg15 and slowed down with my new concentration and I pulled 26 MORE COINS! Off that same grass sidewalk strips I had already "cleaned out" with the LG24. Since I have gone to many sites with junk and my silver count has increased 10 fold! Amazing stuff. The lg15 is my primary coil now! If you go in first with the lg15 and clean it out then start by stepping up coil sizes and do the same spot again going deeper. But I see you guys are running LG30 for the most part. Try this.... Put on the lg15. Stick with it and I bet your finds double if not triple. I can almost slap a 100% garrantee on that!

Awesome hunt again Congrats Guys 👊 AND THANK YOU GUYS FOR A SPECTACULAR 2023 SEASON 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆

Doug, you were thinking about Cape Buffalo

I recognized that spot. I grew up about a mile down the road. We used to ride our bike to the Store that was in back of the Post office. Today, I live up by Charlie in Gilbertsville. You guys have great taste in locations!

The clip on earring looks to be from the Art Nouveau period 20 years before Art Deco. Art Deco is usually geometric in shape with angles and shapes while Art Nouveau looks Victorian with flowers or floral designs.

I think Doug was thinking Cape Buffalo

Charlie found the scarlet letter A!!! Good finds guys

It looks like part of the top of Libertys cap on that Barber dime. There were at one time a smaller Eastern Bison. Some awesome finds and the history is always great. enjoyed watching 👍

Clay-ee in Texas would be black land. If you stick with it when it's dry, it will stick with you when it's wet 😂

Doug congrats on the victory nickel ! 👍

I can't wait till quarter after on Thursday! Jason you've got 2 great shows I'm watching every week! I loved the last house you were at! Would have loved looking inside at the old fireplaces! But understand why not. Good video, but missed Rich! Love you all! ❤

The button was a 3 piece staff officer button maybe CW. Without back no telling

Bang-on guys! Thanks for taking me along. More great finds there again. I love it....Looks a bit nippy with you just now. At this time Cornwall is getting a proper battering from the sea. Waves hitting 300 foot plus cliffs so hard that seaweed is being cast 100 yards plus inland on the fields at 'Hell's Mouth' cliffs. Proper North Atlantic seaboard Celtic Nations wild weather. Nothing like the nesh inland English experience😉. Crap weather for spiders. Laters👍.

Just going to keep calling them Victory Nickels!

As an engraver, the font is MFL.

Awesome hunt congratulations on your finds have a great day

Beautiful house small yard but so many things 👍👍👍👍👍👍 saludos desde Chicago ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

My neighboring farm has several unmarked family graves in their front yard here in Michigan. What is the process of handling those situations? Unknown then no worries? How do we know about the graves? Families verbal history. Many families die out and move away. The graves then become unknown. I think many people don't think about those possibilities.

What an awesome permission fellas. Sad to see it end but can't wait for the next adventure. Ready for spring. I wanna see Doug have a whole bunch of what's in the clump finds.

That "A" pin looks exactly like the logo for the early Athletics baseball team logo. The original "A's" were the Philadelphia Athletics that started around 1901 in Philly a little north of the Strawberry Mansion area. I know you guys should know where Strawberry Mansion is. So the monogram letter pin just took on a whole new level of collectibility and value. Old baseball memorabilia is hot right now while the monogram letter eh it's OK but not baseball collectible OK lol And especially being a local Philly sports team. Cool

Another excellent video. Really cool finds today congrats to Charley finding the drape bust half cent. And it was nice seeing the home owner metal detecting with you too.

I have to teach Thursday night…. So I’m going to have to watch in a rerun. Loving the live cast though on Thursdays. Nice progression with the channel guys!

Would be nice to hear from each member of your group on how they began detecting and the top five finds of their career.😊

I like the way you do the intro. Yup, I'm staying.

MFL I believe is Doug’s monogram piece. The F in the middle would be their last name.

are you and Doug going to Digstock 9th this February 23rd-25th in eastern NC

Doesn't Charlie hunt with THE HOOVER BOYS to?

What an awesome permission, congratulations!..😎🖖

I have a matching item Doug found, I looks like a bell but not , it's hair or hat pin or wax matrix

Ok I have kept my opinion to myself for to long, I love the video's and seeing the finds. I don't understand why you go on and on about each find. Why not show us the finds and give a short explanation then move on to the next find.

Doug did you check it for the L on the ribbon? I blew the picture up trying to see it and I see something on the ribbon area whether it's the L or it's a little pimple of metal popping up I can't tell. She's a pretty coin either way

As a hand engraver, I believe the large letter "L" in the monogram will be the first letter of the last name. That's how we commonly engrave them. When they're 3 intertwined initials, the center one is always a bit bigger, and it will be for the last name.

Great video from you guys once again. Super nice that the homeowner was out there with you.

I think your watch winder is Victorian.Some had a precious stone in the middle.

The medallion letters look like MFL OR MTL. Cool find! All of them were cool!

the difference between buffalo and bison is bison live on the plains, buffalo always loses to chiefs in the playoffs :(

Jason, I look forward to seeing you and Doug in Missouri! I've got a hug for both of you!

Jason thanks for all of your videos during the year!!! Love them

Charlie's tag initial thing the letters are MFL

I don't think that the white rose piece was an earring, it looks a tad large for that. Perhaps it was a blouse clip?

At 3:00 looks like Charlie found a script Alabama pin?

So many awesome finds! See you on Thursday... later 😀

So tomorrow night at 715 I try to be there had that little bit of snow now we are getting rain

A real live tailgate wrap up. What tha heck!!! Fun hunt for sure. Thanks for sharing!!!

Good stuff brother! You guys are one hell of a team. Take care.

The item at 15:57 is part of a wax seal I found one last year that was identical to it. I sent photos to the Quarter Hoder email.

That's a great eagle button. I've never saw one like that is that a two piece ?

Nice hunt guys really enjoyed the video. 🇺🇸

Half cent looks like 1806 to me...nice find!

WHAT, No snow digging? I have found some of my best stuff in the freezing cold and snow.....

Awesome hunt, amazing the history by the year !

try to join you Thursday @715 and it live

I think that's a CW Staff Officers cuff button!

Does Charlie ever bring his own water???? :)

Cool hunt guys thanks for sharing!!!!!!

Looks like MFL in a very fancy script

Sioux Indian calls a Buffalo a "tutanka"

Love the live show!

Charlie said this reminded him of school and Jason said lol ,OW DID YOU FIND A D BUCKLE,LOL,LOL😅😅😅😅, Y'ALL ARE AWESOME

Awesome hunt see you Thursday👊

Rich… It was so funny running into you today. I hope you found your friend 😊 See you again I’m sure 😂

I always enjoy your videos, Jason. The mystery item that looks bell-shaped is a smooshed pocket watch wax seal fob. The engraved image obviously popped out when it got smooshed. The little loop where it attached to the fob chain is also missing.

Intradesting video! Did you ever figure out what those monograms said? I strongly believe Doug's say GLW, perhaps for George Limpnoodle Washington?

Initials may be MFL.

Top pocket finds for sure

Just another fun time and conclusion of some awesome hunting- great coins, relics and laughs- enjoyed the year men, looking forward to Thursday and 2024's episodes!

Been watching your channel for a long time. Enjoy them so much. I'm 65 and retired. Managed to get me an MX Sport a couple years ago at a pawn shop. Really enjoy it. Better than nothing. Can't afford a new one on my income. As long as I can metal detect I'm happy. Really like the way you guys work together. Well keep swinging. Will catch you on the next video.😊

Great finds guys!

Another interesting and entertaining vid Jason meet up again 7.15 Thursday...HH...John

Great finds for everyone. Awesome time for all.

Whatever happened to pirate pete?

Outstanding finds!

Adultress! Is letter A too! Lol 😊

There are numerous differences between these animals. The most obvious is the large hump on the back of the bison. Buffalo do not have a hump. Bison have a massive head, but buffalo have a head that is smaller and more “cowlike.” Buffalo live in generally warmer climates than bison. Great finds again!!!

Candle Snuffer?

Awesome hunt I hope to make it to the quater after show I missed last week God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil

M A L. malyman24

16:55 “MJL” looks like

I used your advice on Quarter Hoarder 1/4 after and lowered my settings to 10Mhz , retried an area, and found a nice Civil War button

Charles? slave tag?

Another great video J What an amazing place. Love that millstone. Congratulations on all the cool finds 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Excellent Indian

172nd like, keep up the awesome work, quarter hoarder crew, i love this hobby

Another great video….Maybe do a video on some coins/ tokens that you have cleaned…kinda before and after.

Wow, you gentlemen really found some cool finds. Congrats. Carry on!👍😘

Earing is so c

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Excellent video great content thank you for sharing this six stars my friends