WHAT A DAY!!! 🤩 XP DEUS 2 DEEP PROGRAMME!!!! 

Hearing a passionate "You beauty!" makes all the disappointing lead chunks worth it.

Hey John, can you do me a favor and say the following at some random moment during your next video, "I'm giving her all she's got, Captain! She cannae take anymore."

Scotland has so much history... so much to discover.

Wouldn't we all love to have a permission on our door step like you have there John, great video thank you.

That V coin is a Vulcan currency, left behind by Spock…hmmm…yep, it’s true. Nice Roman coin finds…from the Roman field. Blessings my Scottish Detectorist friend.

Grea to be on the Roman finds. Good rescue.

Awesome goodies! That big lead disk I have heard said is the bottom of the pot of lead. Poured what they needed, then let it cool and save the leftover for the next need.

Well done you with the Roman coins buddy. I'm really pleased for you. Made for a good upload. Bless up

Awesome finds John, I am sure you are pleased. Great fun to watch and listen!

I knew it was going to be good when it blew your beard off! 🤣 Great finds! Greetings from upstate New York(50K for Christmas)!

After you picked up the gum I noticed the pattern of grass growing resembles a ROMAN MISAIC TILED FLOOR that has just been grown over with grass & dirt! omg! ❤

Following you from Kamloops British Columbia on the west coast of Canada. I love your commentaries and hearing about your finds. 💙

Your beautiful finds! And your beautiful accent!😍😊👌

Your microphone is a champ! No wind disruption 👍🏻

Well lad I'm so happy to see you happy with the Danari a very beautiful coin it is. I'm over joyed with your success and can't wait to see what you'll bring up next. May God give you the glory and I'll be seeing you on the next hole

Nicely done great hunt, great finds I enjoyed the video. 🇺🇸

Excellent finds. Boggles the mind to see a coin that hasn't been touched in nearly 2000 years. Amazing!

I've always believed no place is ever completely "dug out". Good finds!

1st Segment: A Roman, a frog, a buckle and some junk! Well, the 1st 2 are fabulous finds. 2nd Segment: Excellent finds!

Amazing finds. Love the history of your country. Thanks for sharing!!!

Great episode John and nice to see you enjoying a new program. Well done on the find. Another Denarius 😃

Love watching your video from a friend in Tasmania 🎉,

I been itching for you to get back in the Roman field..The new program is going to kick some butt😊

Amazing 🎉

The buckle is by a company called Sword Make. I wasn't able to find very much on them other than a couple other different style of buckles that have been found. Time frame seems to be mid to late 1800s to early 1900s. I found 1 picture on the National Trust's site on a pair of knee-length breeches, and they have a buckle with the same serial number.

Always the chance something spectacular to just plain satisfying might appear with the turn of the spade! Continued good hunting John.

Amazing finds 👏

h, interesting duo of videos, congratulations on the Roman coins, is the figure on the back of coin Persephone.? Love the quality of the 1946 coin, so well preserved. A good couple of days in perfect Scottish weather !!!, Thanks for sharing and have a good week.

It’s a “Thing” 😂😂😂 I love it!

Enjoyed the video you bring history to life . Thank you .

Thank you John.

Yo ho ho ho a Roman day for you. would love a roman or two but I just have a lot of US silver from the 1900's

Yes to the new favorite program! Congrats on the Roman silver. Square copper piece looks like a cap that would go on a square tube. I can't think what a tube would have been part of; maybe a piece of furniture like a table leg.

congrats John this was an amazing dig tow Romans ,and other coins and artifacts well done good to see Pete and Marty out again thanks cheers

The roman field just keeps on giving. You are sure to find more mind blowing treasures.

Gary is awesome

Your microphone must be a decent bit of kit coz I love the fact you apologise about background noise off the wind but we can never hear any wind. Great couple of days out well put together John Nice to see the denarius popping back out again great video as always thanks for sharing keep up the hard work mate 👍

The crossed sword buckle isn't a buckle but the top of an old shaver. The blade would fit into the clip for a close shave.

Congrats! Quite a variety of finds, foretells of many more Roman coins and mysteries to be solved. 😁

Congrats on the Roman Silver!!

There were no cartridge bullets before 1850. The "ring" in this case is called a cannelure groove, and it was used to crimp the case into, to hold the bullet in place, and seal it. That bullet looks like it was possibly for a Webley revolver. (about 1915).

Your mic works well in the wind...... no problems from here. Roman seal very interesting!

Nice. From a bag of cans to Roman silver. That new program is a great tool to have in your bag. Thank you for the video.

You have my Abo. Greetings from Germany! Top Videos!

Look at you still pulling out treasure and history! Thank you for sharing with us!

Great finds - even greater thumbnail 😅 From beginning to end I don't think I've ever heard you so excited 👍

Thanks

For some one who not so long ago disliked having his face on camera, you have mastered presenting like a pro. Well done :)

you lucky ones🍀🍀🍀

What spectacular finds! Wow! I’m ready to see what you find next time 👍

What a bit of nice finds John. The Romans are wonderful, even better the silver one. I would be interested to hear what you find out about the lead item with the dots and the V. I'm sure there is more to come. Cheers from Texas.

No wonder that this channel is growing so steadily to “not yet known heights”. Part of it is the Glaswegian way of speech and accent for sure. You sound much like Billy Connolly, a fellow Glaswegian who often brought us to tears of laughter. Congratulations mister John. Things are looking to go up, harvest season is well under way and I’m sure you’ll knock some silvers and relics out.🤞🍀🤞🍀

That hoard beckons John. Nice finds. All the best and HH.

Nice work John!!

Yet another fun video to watch! Love the Roman coin finds!

Well, the fact that you have been detecting that particular field for over 20 years, I'd say you are still doing very good for yourself in that field. It just goes to show that no matter how many times you have gone over a specific location, there is always more to be found! The Earth slowly yields up her secrets, I guess. Well done finding two Roman Coins....Again! LOL The field just keeps on giving You need to let that land owner that he needs to set his plows a little deeper so that her brings up more stuff from Further down. To, me anyways, it is totally incredible that you keep on pulling up Roman coins, and then flattened bullets right next to the Roman item! LOL You could make a career out of just THAT field alone! It's already given up so much stuff that has put you and your friends on the detector community map! How many roman Coins has it been now from that field? 12? 15? 20? You lucky duck!

Excellent days out with the new program! I heard that “bird” noise a few times and I questioning your safety 😂 especially since you aren’t wearing a spiffy high visibility jacket like Martyn 😂 See ya on the next!

Good job!

📽️👍👍👍👍🤜

I actually address the misconception of the title of Sir Arthur Conan's book "Hound of the Baskervilles" in my book "Murder Book". People assume it's more than one hound, and they assume that Baskerville is a place. It isn't. The HOUND, is one. A singular hound. The Baskervilles were people. (GREAT find by the way) love to see dogs and toads in a film.

Omg so excited for you starting to get these beautiful roman coins brought back to life! Brilliant finds and love your videos as commentary is perfect and you consider the quality for us with the weather too 👍 Just a couple of questions about the Deep programme … do you find it uses could power quicker? Also do you think Dura is eating your hats??? 😂

Awesome video thanks, I think the buckle is from a Wilkinson sword leather strop.

Hi John, great video as always. Nice roman coin. I have been using relic mode on the deus two over stubble and amazed at how deep it punches and very stable. Cheers.

hi pete and marty

Its incredible how much money is lost from every era, I wonder how much has been discovered in monetary value by metal detecting? Good digging John!

Ohhh funny John…3mins in and you’re on the ground 😂 First time I ever saw your channel was the Bronze Bull - and you lying down in the field. A sure sign of a good find 😂

I strangely enough operated the At Pro for 8 years before I got older and wiser. I now got Nox800 and Orx. Anyway, on 14:00 I can clearly hear that he uses the program "Standard Coin" This program is hopeless. The whole machine is hopeless really but you got to go in the Pro Zero program. Full sensitivity and disc on 26 (ish). I have found lots of cool stuff with my At Pro but changing machine was like changing hobby. I can now go detect all my old fields yet again. The Nox rocks!

Noble MDT best spade for detecting 😉

Never ever rely on the Met Office official weather forecast. Always wrong. They’re shite 😁👍Great video young man, as good as all your others I’ve been binge watching whilst a little unwell. Thank you for your time and effort, appreciated.

I really like your cover page artwork there…fighting off the Roman soldiers. Watching your program is a great escape for this old fart in Tennessee. Blessings my Scottish Detectorist friend.

Hi , you ve got Hadrian and Antoninus mixed up sir, tony built the Scottish wall N big Haddie built the english wall. Great vids !

First off what an amazing thumbnail mate love it and as always totally entertaining video, I'm off to a rally this weekend by Metal detecting scotland so bit nervous but excited 🤞🤞

I swing the at pro with the 14 x11 reaper coil and it is a fantastic machine plus its waterproof just saying like. Top job son 👏

Amazing finds😊

Great finds Cool 😊

Amazing finds again John! Would love to know what the giant round thing is and the 'V' token. Could the other token say '& M' Maybe there was another initial and it was supposed to be a love token?! Who knows, if only these things could talk 🙂

Nice work 👍

Ha! I thought you shaved and fell down! Anyway good for you! Fun to watch as always!

33:59 Catalina Island off the California coast is home of the Wrigley's estate which includes its own zoo. In the 60s kids took a ferry over and hiked around the island.

wonderful finds

Another awesome video! Lots of congratulations from the USA

Amazing. Thank you for sharing

That is a nice size field will take you forever to search all of it. Nice finds as always

Damn u make looooong videos...😆

Happy days! 👍

Hey John. I have already commented from my other channel Detecting Mercia (you may have to authorise the comment). Some cracking finds over the two days. Well done.👏👏

What a day , wow xxx

The mic did it's job perfectly.. Oh, your 8m coin, you couldn't have dropped it a third time John, you already did it three times, your counter was out of kelter. Imagine the kinetic energy it took to flatten those bullets, Ouch!! Loved that razor part, tho to give you credit, it did look like some kind of buckle! Glad someone knew, goes to show you the truth, that many hands (mind's) make for fuller knowledge.. 🤗

Great video John. Really enjoyed it. A field is never done as they say, especially under the circumstances you have there. I'd be interested to learn more about the mystery lead objects. 👍

I wish we had things like you! Oldest coin to date for me is just 1868. Ahh, to live where roman sandals tread. I had thought the background sounds some newfangled police siren!

Superb video John, I’m so pleased for you, you deserve some excellent finds. Not sure if your buckle thingy is Wilkinson Sword but they did make things other than razors, swords would you believe, lol.

With the constant improvement in technology, in metal detectors, you could spend the rest of your life in that one field!

Amazing finds and a fabulous silver roman coin! I was thinking roman mosaic tile for the square thing until you said it was copper. Shows how much I know lol.

I've just got hold of two detectival tickets!!!!!!!

The Roman coin was definitely Valens AD 364_378. He was killed in battle. I have 2 of these coins& one was superb condition.

They call him John Butter Fingers from Perthshire 😂😂😂👍❤

So very cool! I really hope you let us know when you discover what that giant lead wheel is. Thanks! ❤

John. 👍

Exellent John it just go to show that a field is never detected out.

That 3rd Century Roman Coin doesn't contain much silver due to the debasement of the currency near the end, but enough to stop it corroding away to nothing.