I metal detect the yards of several old houses and findntons of old coins and relics including trade tokens and silver! I use the XP Deus 2 metal detector.
Bug Eater I live in Omaha and have spoken to you before. It's very very Hot and the heat indices are reaching very high! Please be careful and stay hydrated!! I love 💖 your videos!!! 😃
Thanks! Think I remember you from the club. The heat here is no joke, I always make sure to bring plenty of water. Fortunately I don't have to deal with it since work is shipping me to Portland, OR for the next week
Top places in Nebraska where I’d hunt: 1) pioneer park old hippie trails (the sled hill), 2) old fairgrounds, Indian Caves, and Ft Robinson and area around Chadron. Ps your vids would be more interesting if one could see you actually swinging the coil. Pps wear gloves bugeater
Hippie trails sound interesting, I've done some old fairgrounds though. They've all been picked clean but I have found some cool coins at them. I do wear gloves, I only take them off to extract a find I can physically see. Too many times have I dug into broken glass to not wear gloves.
Thanks! Trade tokens were very popular in Nebraska from the 1800's into the 1940's. Which is perfect because they are my favorite thing to find and collect aside from marbles.
ummmmm, you know that condoms have been made and used to prevent unwanted pregnancies for thousands of years, correct??......sooooo, finding and discussing a 3 widows tin is pretty much no big deal//just sayin'
@@BugeaterMetalDetecting well if we were still in a decent social time with decent family values being common(say like the 40s/50s/60s) then i would appreciate your position//effort and concur.....however, kids these days due to the collapse of social discretion and decency brought on by cell phones and their apps, see more and hear more filth on tik tok in 6 seconds than you making 50 vids about 3 merry widows comdon tins......fact
@BugeaterMetalDetecting grass there was pretty crispy already. Not a huge yard. 2 keys, 3 wheatyd, a falling apart 1940s tootsie toy train car, a 1934 quarter and what I think is a brass lighting rod finial that looks like a Christmas 🎄 tree. Going back to do the traffic islands as they are 1930s too .
