Metal detecting WW1 relics in Belgium - Best relic find of 2019 

Thanks Iffy Signals, and thank you for subscribing. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too :)

Hi Leah, i'm glad you liked it and thanks for subscribing. Hope you'll find some awesome treasure over there in New Zealand!

Thanks you and greetings from Belgium! Good luck relic hunting in Finland, lot's of history in the woods over there.

Thank you! And greetings from Belgium!

Thanks MUFC, good the hear you also have an interest in ww1. I'm really lucky to live where I do and to be able to find these things. You can contact me on my facebook page: facebook.com/Kgo-Militaria-100460318270923

Thanks! Yes in the german word for fuse is zunder.

@@KG-Collection ja! Danke! What other cool stuff have you found? Any bayonets, rifles, or helmets?

@@j.lietka9406 mostly buttons, insignia, buckles but not the big stuff. Hard to find something like that here, the battlefields were mostly cleared shortly after the fighting.

@@KG-Collection that sounds about right! 😠 No cool stuff! Still neat what you do find! Thank you 🤓

Personnally I prefer digging over here. I'm very interested in local history and what exactly happened here during ww1. All my finds are documented where i've found what and I compare this to the information i've found in books. All of this paints a good picture of what exactly happened here. It's true that eastern front diggers find more exiting stuff but for me it's more about the history of my home and documenting the battles with the help of the relics if find.

Hi CrossDigor, it is legal in Belgium but you need a permit.

@@KG-Collection Where can i get it?

@@crossdigor7202 I'm not sure how it works if you are from another country, would suggest you contact the people at following website, this is the goverment agency that gives out the permits and they will be able to answer your questions www.onroerenderfgoed.be

@@KG-Collection Thanks!