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Great video amigo!

So, so cool!! It would be awesome if you guys could do the other Ingalls-Wilder sites, especially the one in Independence, Kansas!

Very cool it is fun talking with the property owners and hearing there stories. Nice finds

That's really cool Rob 😎 I love history and gifts

What a great experience, Rob👍

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Nice token, haven't been to the dells since the kids were young.

😂 you might have had better luck on your attempt if you had that token on you.

Dutch boy paint figurine?

Very cool hunt!

Great finds were about 20min from that area got some awesome permissions in fdl

That's cool 😎 Rob

Great video as always buddy! The moose head was a great and unique find.

Great outing that moose head is an interesting find

Nice Job Rob Rizzo and I heard people are finding a 1910 Indian head cent with the D mint mark. If I found it that's my oldest Indian head cent in the entire world.

COOL head!! what a find!! Nice!

Nice work, could the moose item be a cane topper

Hey Rob, remember I was telling you about the ring I lost in my back yard, well I was walking up the driveway the other day and looked down and saw a ring and it turned out to be mine 😁

Very cool wish I could make it

Good Finds👍

Can you share the overall Interior Height of the pack with the zipper closed where the coil & shaft are? Thanks!

Great Finds 👍

Looks like a great permission congratulations

Haven't been lucky enough to do the gold dance yet this year. Hopefully soon 🫰

As for hand tools, i use a hori hori knife, cold steel trench shovel, seldom use a pinpointer unless the ground needs to be kept nice, i use a tool poach now with nail apron but have my eyes on a purpose built poach. Small spray bottle, no probe yet but may carry one for needed applications. I like the bucket idea but not sure about carrying it around. I find some purpose built stuff for metal detectors to be ok but overpriced, i always try to find alternatives.

I am loving my deus pinpointer m16 worth the money 😊

Any issues with carrying the detector rods in your carry-on bag?

Lovely respectful video , some great finds there , seemed a great adventure..🇺🇸🇬🇧

That's awesome Rob, you told me about this a few weeks ago, wow just wow

Ohio, Xterra Pro

Excellent video detailing a type of hunt that doesn't happen that much in England. Our gardens seem to be too full of trash, and even the more recent finds- Pre-Decimal pennies- are often dug so very deep that you wonder how many feet of earth you'd have to shift before you reached the really old stuff. Strange happenings in the building, but I could hear the roar of trucks going by...how close is the busy road? I remember doing an investigation in an older property where they complained of Poltergeist activity. At the bottom of the garden though was the railway, and the passing of the trains was shaking the foundations of the place so very gently, making things wobble off shelves over time, pictures would fall. Something to consider. The homeowner will have a lovely display of finds though, in a specially made case those items connected to the house will take pride of place! Great work.

What settings do you run on your detector wild beach detecting fresh water?

Thanks for sharing

Awesome give back.

I believe I saw you guys in oconomowoc a couple days ago! Awesome finds!

I own the Phoenix and ordered it with the Footpad and Sheath and it's my favorite detecting shovel ever.

Just came across this on CZcams. I hope you are still active.

Nice finds just subscribed. Purchased a ticket to Digstock X in Greenville for early December. Where did you stay.

Oh my God, the vest. Your epic dude nobody would bother you then.

Kneepads genius don’t know why I haven’t thought of this already

I love the little digger got it. It’s perfect.

Nice I am so glad you’re doing that and thanks for doing these videos. Can’t wait. I feel like I am a newbie all over again. I can’t figure out this metal detector I have.

First time watching you guys, good video. I think the piece you think may be a trigger mechanism looks like a common piece of "tack" during that time. As part of a leather buckle that laid flat. It's cool to be able to identify specific items like j hooks due to their unique design. Much of those rings could be tack from that era. Thanks

Thanks for sharing this with me rob!

Where do you find all the events that you have been going too? Are they listed on a web sites or a certain magazine?

Families sometimes followed after the soldiers. This may have been left by family members.

Rob this was my first vid of yours that I watched very tasteful video! Keep it up.

Excelente 👍

Great video!!

Awesome trip congrats on the relics. Have you used your manticore much, I just got one but haven't had much time to play around with it yet. Just curious how you like yours in comparison to the deus 2