Return to the Medieval church site! FINDS GALORE!!! with the XP DEUS 2 

Kids "Cap" gun. Can tell by the ridges that make the cap explode.

Who else is checking The Scottish Detectorist every day, looking for a new video or Part 2? We miss you, John!

The small tube looks like the message holder to attach to bird’s legs for sending notes.

That small item just over 10:25 is a message carrier that is used on carrier pigeons.

The small tube is indeed a lipstick. Some powder compacts from the 1920-1930 contained these lipsticks inside them

You’re going to need a caddy soon to carry all your implements and perhaps to make sure you brought everything 😂. Thanks for another great video.

Think you have discovered an old and long forgotten coin mine, only thing better would be finding a lost beer mine

Howdy, blessings for a great day coming to you from Perth, Western Australia 😊

The suspense while you're digging and cleaning off the coin just kills me!

10:30 maybe a note holder for a carrier pigeon? 🤷🏻‍♀️

i love to hear the knowledge you have on eras and of coins etc, much more interesting than a lot of other detectorists, thankyou

Awesome. History and coins.

Had a field just like this mate had over 200+ pennies & half pennies and over 40 silvers no explanation why it’s literally in the middle of nowhere😂 and just the same I had 1 hammered groat out of nowhere😂 well saved mate

Look at you!!! Coin drunk again on this permission! What a wonderful Mother’s Day gift! Thank you John for sharing the history. The countryside, and the fun. Ohhh…that stone wall should get a little detection too…looks like a good place to rest and lose some coins?

Best channel on RU-vid fantastic matey✌️

Interesting historical facts. Good day on the coins.

2 holes, 2 minutes, 2 coins, reminds me of a story my grandad had on a trip to Amsterdam.😂😂😂

Maybe speak with the property owners to see how long they've held the property? Considering the amount of coins you've pulled from those fields, I'm wondering if a community market or harvest fairs happened in those fields.

So exciting! ❤ I actually enjoy hearing the tones. It’s educational.

It’s a rich field. Eddy Long legs is represented…. Not to shabby. If there’s so many silver there must also be the odd gold one. 🤞🤞 And it’s a nice field to lay down in for a while too John.

I'd love for you to visit my farm in Suffolk and find ten Hammies a day ;-) Love the Scottish detecting and how hard you have to work for finds!

The Florin or Two Shillings was valued at 10 pence when coins were decimalized. It remained in circulation until the new smaller 10 pence piece was stuck when it was demonetorised

Cap gun hammer. As for plug or hinge,plug is fine on pasture but hinge if on a lawn. Thanks for the video,most enjoyable.

Love this channel. Especially enjoy the history lessons

'Famine' wall at the back of you David. Many like that around Forgandenny.

I think you will find the bit with the pin sticking out is an automotive lamp base. The white on the end is lead solder that made contact with the wires.

Very good session mate and some nice coins, i love to watch your videos and the lesson about the kings and queens, you know a lot of that, 👍👍👍

A wee squirtey squirtey! Great find that cut quarter! And silver! Blessings on you. Take care.

Another great video Thank you 😎👍🙏❤️🇺🇸

I look forward to your videos so much! Another great one. Happy to hear that there will be a Part 2.

You never cease to amaze me, your finds are overwhelming in quantity and quality. If I just had one day 1/10th as good as yours "I'D BE OVER THE MOON" too! Thank you for doing such a perfect job of showing how to detect and learn the signals and great camera work and commentary. 10/10 for you!

Definitely a toy gun hammer, made from cast alloy, areal one would have a firing pin for detonation, whereas yours has a flat hammer surface for caps.

The trigger is definitely from a toy -- the surface in front of the hammer is grooved, which wouldn't do much for cartridges, but is perfect for paper strips of caps.

i hope the land owner appreciates the care you show in replacing the soil and plug, professional

As usual full of knowledge and excitement 💪👑🇵🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The silvers definitely stand out from the crowd dont they, even if one is a quarter of a coin, You only need to hinge your plug if the grass is a running grass like couch or buffalo, the hinge allows live runners to remain in tact and most of the grass to survive,. The grass you are on seems to be individually rooted, so theres no problem removing the plug completely, Cheers John!

Another bonus hunt. You are going to get spoiled on that first field. Hope the next one shows up as well.

A great day of finds with a couple of oldies included dug, well done yet again. all the best, Mac.

The florin is such a beautiful coin

Another cracking video John, many thanks....the gun part is definitely a trigger/hammer mechanism off a childs cap gun....the toothed hammer gripped the paper cap roll to move it upwards to the next cap firing position.

Each video is a smorgasbord of great finds, incredible commentary and unadulterated enthusiasm! As a newbie to detectoring, I've learned so much from your channel! Cheers my man!

Immensely enjoy your interests in relics and history, your neat digs, your “rewards”, your knowledge, and your Scottish (yet understandable) ACCENT! From KY in America

thingy with the pin.Cats eye road reflector with the glass missing. And definitely a toy gun 🔫

Many a coin for big John. I watched this already but I'm a wee bit behind in my comments. Struggle for a minute sometimes. Just wanted to say thanks for all your efforts. You put so much passion into the channel and you're a joy to watch. A most likeable fellow. It's no wonder the channel's thrived as it has. Well done mate 🙂

All those coins and more to come! Hurray!

Just a sugestion John , many people out here take a square of cloth or something and put the clod on it before they break it up , makes it easier to see when something falls out and also easier to transfer the rubbish back into the whole

Reminds me of the medieval town of Chillingbourne.

Gosh it’s worth to hold out to the end for this statement 😂 “Queen Victoria, worlds biggest ….” 😂. Truth.

I’ve been out of detecting for about 10 years now but watching you reminds me of the great times and fantastic finds over the previous 40 years. My last machine was the XP Dues. Happy days. Hinging the plug makes no difference at all. The grass won’t recover any better if it’s hinged or not. The cut 1/4 looks like a voided long cross of Henry III

Love that you are after history,and not just sensationalistic treasure. well done.

Love the history you provide with your find.

The most amazing part of this video is finding you manage to fit in a job around all this detecting!

I love beeps beep on no headphones 😎✅

Nice cut quarter, and a good selection of pre-decimals across 3 generations John. The object at 44:00 I think is a crushed road cats eye. Look forward to part 2. All the best and HH bud.

Great stuff as always! I hope see more silver and perhaps a little gold in part 2.....unless you find something from the Bronze age (fingers crossed)!

You need to get the XP backpack, keep it all together and you can’t forget anything 🤗

Thimble thing looks like the end of an auto or tractor light bulb 😉🇨🇦

We fully expect the drops. It’s part of your charm!

Sound quite preferable without headphones; at least for me. I like the nice loud & clear sound.

Love the location, i lived up there a while, Morayshire, Dufftown. Before that on Mull. Wish Id had a chance to try out detecting whilst i was there as we lived in a very ancient castle estate. Im sure the Laird would have given me permission as I was their gardener and my house was part of the job

You didn’t sneak off at all. She is all knowing.

That’s a great half day of finds!

Thank you for such a lovely Mother’s Day release! Detecting with you from Minnesota, USA. Happy Mother’s Day to your mom & wife!

Thanks for the Sunday release, rounded out my Mothers Day on a beautiful day here in California. Cheers! 🥰💕❤️👍👍

WOW! 25.4K! That's up a thousand subs since I looked last week or so. BTW, this comment is purely for your algorithm. Keep diggin'...

Would love to have a days detecting with you the finds you get are amazing

Its just after midnight on Monday morning here and yay, a new video.....glued to it now😊 so no sleep for a while😂

Great video John. Looking forward to part II. The small copper item towards the end which you first thought was a thimble looks like the copper part of a bulb... such as a torch bulb 💡

I believe the thimble looking thing is a light bulb John. I've come across them a few times 😒😅 nice finds tho mate 👍

thanks john good finds again bring on part 2

Have you read about how George V become unexpectedly King after his elder brother died from flu at the age of 28. But prior to that he was thought to have been involved in the Cleveland Street Scandal and it was covered up by police & solicitors. It seems convenient he died and allowed George to become King imo. Good little story for all those coins you find 🙂

The thing that looked like a thimble at first is a cats eye from the road 👀

Very interesting finds! The Florin silver is gorgeous!

Yet another fantastic video, loving this channel. 👍👍

Oooh been looking forward to the return!! 😊😊

A nice mixture of coins this time John.Good finish with a nice florin.That must have been hell of a job finding the cut silver, so well done. Great video again.

47:46 My blinkin cell shut off your channel and it took me 10 min to find it! Had to watch the florin find!

So cool!

43 mins mystery object is one of the eyes from a cats eye road marker, a very battered one

It's a 1940's to 1970's ish trigger and hammer from a cap pistol. The grip, grooves, to pull the hammer back seem most common during that period. The paper roll type caps. Honest I am not old enough to have had one as a kid...

Wow thanks for the history lesson didn't know about about his death or his brother

It is a "Pin Fire" cartridge hull (brass). A relatively short lived cartridge ignition/primer design. That type of ammunition is very hard to find for the antique firearms remaining. probably a pistol

Another amazing day! Interesting facts about Victoria 👰🏻 always fun to learn something new! Surprised the other guys aren’t joining you guess they can’t appreciate Gorgeous George like you 😉 See you on part 2

Fantastic as always, lovely finds!

Absolutely beautiful finds as usual. Love your videos .Can't wait to get out and search soon. I have officially given you the nickname butter fingers being that you drop so many things . lol.

Nice one buddy. Another interesting day of finds. Looking forward to part 2. Bless up 👊

Once upon John did n't want to be on Camera, that has changed?! Now he's Doing cliff hangers will Johns batteries Run out, before his wife is calling?! Stay tuned 😜🔝❤️

Fabulous finds and can't wait to see what you found in the next one. 😍

I am from the USA. I love your channel because I am in love with your Scottish accent!!!

cant wait for part 2 John what a day, like the two shillings it is in good condition subs at 25k i think you will hit 30 by December roll on part 2 thanks

Brilliant,hurry up part 2 can’t wait!!

Another wonderful dig, well done fella. R.E the flap on your hole 😅🙈 3 sides helps to stop the clod floating up in wet fields, it helps to stop animals pulling them out so easy, 3 cuts is less than 4, keeps all the networks of mycelium and roots connected and better chance of survival, you can make a much neater hole, expecially if you are on a short type lawn. But truth be told ive no idea these were just some of the conclusions i came to and could be completely wrong lol. You have such good land where you are, most of my older coins are toast

Good video , enjoyed the history and stories about the era .

44:02 looks like an old road cat's eye.

Excellent show as usual! I like the authenticity of the sound just fine (as long as the wind remains absent). That new tool is striking! When I first saw it I thought "that is one gigantic pair of scissors". If I were a coin and saw that I would fairy leap from the soil! Thank you. 😃🏴‍☠

definitely a triger for a gun ,this property is awsome you need to go back to were you found the hammerd coin .

Omg if I had a metal detector I’d go missing for 3-4 months at a time, I’d end up forgetting who I am and where I’m from! 😂😂😂

Even a quarter of a hammered coin should count as a full coin! The design on the back of the florin looked really nice.

Thing you thought was a thimble is the bottom of a light bulb. 💡

If you cut a large plug similar to what you do then the hinge is not an issue as long as the soil is not dry as in mid summer. I usually leave a generous hinge with a large plug as I always have. I often see other detectorists plugs dried out as near dean spots of grass, I however still run my coil over them.