Mega Metal Detecting : Civil War Relics, Coins and MOAR!
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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2023
- In this long video, I travel up into Pennslyvania with Mike to meet up with our friends Jill, Billie Jean, and others to metal-detect an old farm. This is Jill's permission and in the past few visits to the site she had discovered, with her metal detector, several really nice Civil War-era relics including a silver quarter, Maine State Militia button, and U.S. bit boss as well as many more coins and other artifacts. On this trip, she takes the finds up a notch.
About Aquachigger:
I enjoy metal detecting for historical items like gold coins, relics, silver coins, and other buried treasures. I also metal detect for gold and silver nuggets and even meteorites. I like to make videos that promote my choice of lifestyle that includes outdoor adventure,
metal detecting, yapping, searching for river treasure, SCUBA diving, exploring abandoned places, hiking, caving, caring for animals and pets, and observing the things outdoors that often go unnoticed by most people who are not familiar with outdoor adventures and nature. I keep my CZcams "Aquachigger" channel family-friendly and hope you subscribe if you like my style.
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This was a fun day of metal detecting. We found a ton of neat artifacts including many silver coins. The artifact that Jill finds at 7:07 is A Civil War-era wreath portion of a two-piece sword belt rig. She did not find the tongue portion that would have allowed for the identification of the exact rig she found. It could be one of many types to include either Federal, State or Confederate issue. It is a wonderful find and I hope the other half turns up one day. Neither Jill nor Billie Jean has CZcams channels, but you can check out Mike's CZcams here:.www.youtube.com/@gr8finds196/videos
As soon as you uploaded details, I was seconds away from the 7:07 mark and you ruined the surprise!!!! 😒
Sorry about that. I wanted to make sure people knew what the relic was. I forgot to get a pic of it at the end of the day.
You've probably answered this before, but why do you often not wear gloves? I'm always worried you're going to slice your fingers off!
Mother says “wear your Kevlar 🧤 gloves “ while digging in the dirt ! 😁 Also Chigg it was a cold day where was your scarf 🧣
@@aguadigger LOL. Well Mother was right because you regularly slice open your fingers haha!
Thanks for spending the day with us. That was a great day!
"purple haze" got a guffaw out of me. Great hunt chigg!
Should have told Mike to " hold your breath " lol
Amazing how even the aquachigger has not exhausted the ground of artifacts Kool!
Soooo my wife and I were detecting around my families 140 year old house . And got a major hit right next to the 80-100 year old Ponderosa pine just to the side of the house. So we dig, and find a root about 8” in diameter . The signal is directly under it !! WE’RE ON IT !!! We start working around ,and under the root when WHACK! Ooops I hit it. It’s Cast iron ,and wedged tight under the root. An iron lock box full of GOOOOLDD ?? A canon ball ? WOOHOO!! So I dig next to it 8”-10”-14” it just keeps going. Time to dig the other side. Down ,and down ,and down some more !!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
We found an 8-10” Iron riser pipe for an old septic tank !!!!
Oh well , maybe next time .. 😂😂😂
lol... we have all had those finds. It's exciting though!
@@aquachigger yes it was. Little bit stinky, but I think that was a land mine left by a puppy dog nearby.
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures
I'm 40 miles south of Syracuse also and agree Chigg is the best.
Hell yeah. Thanks Chigg 🤘😎
The Chig is double super extra happy in the video
thank you Chig the energy of comaraderie and pleasure and gratitude really comes through . Thank you for sharing this day with us !
9:44 flip-top table latch. Great vid, Beau!
Thanks Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE see you on the next
The brass cap you found is the tip for a drop heel buggy shaft. When the horse was removed from the carriage the tip of the buggy shaft was on the ground, a brass cap was on the tip to protect the shaft from wear'. It is not part of a buggy break.
Thanks professor.
Morning Chigg and your friends I’m late watching.
What a great day! Thanks for sharing!
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
Thanks for always sharing your trips and adventures.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video thank you for sharing brother nice finds 👍👍
Great day for the chigger and fines are awesome 👍🙏
Thanks 👍
Always an awesome video!
See you on the next one be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏
man that looks fun. keep it up.
Great vid, with some really cool finds. Like the old lock 🗝
Nice to see someone have a good day, my afternoon hunt was chopped up cans and dropped fish hooks a bunch of them , oh well there are other days.
TOY BANG BANGS - Brother points in sister's face, sister grabs barrel, snap! Out the window it goes🤔
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great finds enjoyed the video 😊
you crack me up...soooo funny and very informative.
hello nice video as usual. It is called a nib on a fountain pen. You are absolutly right.
Hello from Oklahoma Mr Chigg, thanks for the adventure! Oklahoma Rob
Love my Chigg vids! Greetings from Wales.
Domed object with small holes, most likely a sprinkler head.
Great video and nice finds Chigg!
A Chig upload day is a good day.
Fun hunt! Nice finds!
A buggy pole was used as a brake. They would drag it on the ground.
We think that disc might say from right to left reversed "POST SCRIPT"☺️ It might be the plate off of a stamp. Luvin the Hunt, great finds👍😎✌️
Thats a great video. Good day of hunting
Dapper Dan!! Can .. 😆 🤣
Good video mr chigg thanks for sharing 👍
Cool stuff! That old lock was some craftsmanship for sure. Enjoyed
Gratz on the silver
You should know that you have found two buggy breaks. They would be attached to the ends of the wooden arms that go on either side of the horse. When they would uncouple the horse these arms would contact the ground and needed to be protected.
Love your channel- Big Fan
Thanks for the info.
Great finds
Seriously cool finds!
As always you take us along on another great adventure 👍thank you
Nice old treasures.
Love a nice long video! Thanks for the upload 💙
Great video! 😮 love te finds!
Very interesting finds👍🙂
Way to go, Chigg
In the area of MN where I grew up, we were paid a very small bounty (25¢/pair ft) to catch pocket gophers. They were just as dangerous as the ground hog holes to horses and cattle.
Nib is the right word for the writing end of a pen ...
The things you were calling drags, i believe are buggy brakes. Great job on the sweet coins.
Great video Chigg! Cool finds!
Awesome finds mate, that big brass handle looks like a safe handle to me, me and a mate found an old safe once whilst exploring abandoned buildings here in the uk and the handle looks very similar. I could be wrong though
Well that was a great adventure chig lots of neat items that last picture where you asked what do you think it is looks to me like someone tried to counterfeit a coin the writing is backwards but looks like states on top and America on bottom could be a cast counterfeit or someone just tried hammering a piece of copper onto the original coin and the indention you see is the original coins rim. Yes? No? Anywho thanks for sharing see you on the next one 👍🏼👊🏼
I think you are on to something there. I can definitely see the writing.
@@aquachigger did you figure out what it was made of? Copper? And thanks for the reply 👍🏼👊🏼
Buggy Shaft is the brass thing
It would be weird seeing the Chigg hunting tot lots and public parks.
37:55 Has Some Thing To Do With a Coin From The Look On One Side Of It. Cool Hunt. 😎👍✌.
The 21 mercury has some value
Judging by the age of items found here, that two piece buckle could have been from a police two piece buckle. They were around mid 1800's to early 1900's. Maybe even later. Although you said that a Maine button was found? who knows. But you got some silver so it was a good day!
This is the perfect format for the CZcams drinking game every time he repeat something you have to take a shot
You have to say something 3 times for people to hear it. 3 times. To hear it. 3.
I once dug at a archeological dig in MD. A home from early 1800s but a mud slide brought trash from a slightly more modern home 1900s trash to get mixed into the earlier home. So we saw some tin toy parts , wheels and some doll faces in with pot handles and spoons 🥄 from 1800s.
Lots of good relics on your hunt. You are correct,the so called "flag pole" tips are indeed horse buggy arm tips. They are always flat on one side because each time the horse is unhooked from the buggy, the arms sit on the ground until the buggy is used again. Good hunting.
Hey Uncle Chiggles ! Good vid. It'll be river time before you know it.
You got that right!
Yeah you know there’s that one thing that makes your day Chigg in that field lay in there don’t give up so fast you’ll skip over it
I think the knob you found is part of a harrow. My dad had one that had metal prongs. Great video. Of course, all of yours are.
Thanks for the info
Nice haul today Chigg.
Thanks 👍
Had to laugh when you corrected yourself and said "Dudette"! It's an easy slip but nice to see there are more females detecting. You are always great at sharing your knowledge and I've never seen you really show jealousy when someone discovers a treasure in ground you've already covered. Another good (but cold) day of detecting!
I just ordered my Garrett AT Max and should have it by Friday for the weekend to start learning it from what I've been using .... really enjoy learning from your videos my friend
2:07 oh yeah these are definitely dinosaur foot prints
nib . great scrabble word . use it all the time
Those brass cup end that look like part of a flagstaff is called a buggy brake i believe.
The " Drag" is a buggy break . It would drag on the Steele rims. Quite often they have a wear mark on the narrow end
That makes sense. I have several that are very worn. Thanks
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Aloha Chigg, appears to be hand hammer stamped foreign coin. Old. Latin based script. Maybe even something like Roman era. Professionally clean and see if you can decipher. Let us know! Maybe dropped on way to Grand Canyon!
Lol,purple haze mushroom cloud..
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Cant wait for more videos. More
More more more
16:40 is a reed to a musical instrument. Probably a squeezebox
20:22 part of buckle!?left bottom corner beau!!!; )
Just metal detected for the first time yesterday at Myrtle beach! Sadly didn’t find anything I would do anything to go to a civil war site
Purple puff haze. 😂
I love crotal bells.i dno y...and my dad's camp is found half of one in five min...sux it's a good spot but thick brush..it's old and good bit hard to hunt..and it's a deer camp so between deer and beer nobody wants me to go dig unless they dig
It don't exited them till Shiney stuff comes up
COME ON CHIGG, I want to see the GOLD !!!
25:15 three legger huh Beau!
Sounded like Chigg but he was wearing gloves. Surely this is an imposter.
Aloha Chigg, Just noticed the similarity between the Roman coin from a dig in England about a year ago to the one yesterday. Both about the same size. Both have a nick on the edge about the same size.
Aren't those "Drags" Buggy brakes?
on the board
So I knew Chigg does shrooms!
Chig you're right they are called Knobs and the part that you hold is the Quill .
Knibs
Thanks
Nib
Chigg if you're not going to wear gloves, learning to suture deep wounds might be beneficial to you. That dirty, rusty razor blade could have ruined your trip. Please be careful out there. Great video. ✌️
Nice "DIME TIME" you got there towards the end.
I don't think I have ever needed sutures for a cut from digging, but I do keep good tape nearby and have used it on occasion. I love the feel of earth in my hands. I'm not covering up unless I must.
Fiona said that last relic was an old little Cesar lid
I think you found the burn pile 😂
Keep searching for Kenny!!!
The last thing that you show and ask what it is . I believe it says warranted guaranteed and it's a Saw medallion?
Found my first bullets. Three .32 caliber black powder cartridge ones.
Congrat's! Keep at it.
A lot of people walking around in tge 1800s without belt buckles.... lol 😂 😆
12 gauge for dove? Someone was a poor shot.
I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you. I'm curious what do you do with all the little brass buckles you find? I'm extremely new to metal detecting. Thanks for sharing your finds and your knowledge! :)