Metal detecting WA Goldfields old silver and dog registration tags
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- On this adventure I once again return to the West Australian Goldfields. I manage to get onto some new ground and metal detect an amazing array of coins and relics as well as some real old silver. Plus the finds bucket reveals some surprising finds. I also get some rare dog license tags from old ghost towns and a horse cart registration plate. Please check out my friends CZcams channel # “The Coffee Bush Kid” for some amazing dump finds as well!!!! #Minelab #Manticore #Equinox
Absolutely great video yet again mate. Keep them coming.
Thanks Marcus Rusto!!
Coffee Bush sent me over mate, bloody brilliant! Please keep them coming 👍
@@thunderpiddle thank you so much for the comment and the sub.
Amazing video looks so awesome. Thanks for the great contact. #Subscribed
Thank you, appreciated.
A good honest hunt and really enjoyable video. Cheers 🍻 😊
@@10TargetsDetecting thank you for your support, appreciated!!!
Well done on the trip. Congrats on the finds. The opium pipe set is a ripper of a find. Thanks to for your call out. I really enjoy your channel. Great stuff 😁👍👍
@@TheCoffeeBushKid you are most welcome, thanks for your support
Those German marbles are quite valuable
As usual great finds, I am so jealous that we couldn't be out there with you, maybe next time
@@jodiebaker3064 will do, have some good spots to get you guys on to
Just sub very good keep them coming to the next one hh from Ireland
@@paddywoods906 thanks for the sub!!! Appreciated
The marble is a great find, German handmade glass marble circa 1900 or earlier . It is a extremely rare swirl , sign up to "All about marbles" and post a photo there. It "could" be worth a lot of money depending on the maker. The Opium Utensils are a fantastic find.
Thanks you for the info on the marble, will check out the site. I don’t know anything about them but always pick them up when I can.
just found your channel, i am also from perth western australia, would be amazing to find locations like these
Plenty of research
Love it when I see a new video from you! Is there a link to a website that has more information on the dog license and cart plates? I have tried to search but google mainly just points to websites that have no bearing on these awesome and interesting collectibles.
In WA here they are highly collectible and have a big following. There was a book written by 2 local authors but very little online. Most of our research is done on TROVE which shows limited historical info from the various localities that issued them. Unfortunately all of the localities that issued them did not retain any records, mostly destroyed, info now only online government gazettes.
Would love the opportunity to head out with you for a trip fella, fairly new to detecting but love the history, I'm about 40km north of Perth
@@elev8dadventures plenty of detecting guys up your way as well, research and getting permissions is the key
@@outbushdetectingthanks mate
Hi love the old town site you dig. Love to know the settings you use on the 800. I may be swinging to fast
@@user-lu6wv1gb1e keep things simple in trash sites. Run field 2 all metal, sensitivity as high as the ground permits, I usually run 21-23 depending. Swing slowly and grid from different angles. Allow the recovery speed to help you, and broken high tones can be good masked targets so dont be afraid to do lots of scrapes to see if the target improves. Low and slow is best for sure.
Those German marbles are quite valuable
Any ideas on how to value?