One year DETECTING IN SCOTLAND with the Minelab Equinox 800 ROMAN and SILVER
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Relics and Silver coins, plus 2 phenomenal DENARII, detecting during one year in historical fields with Minelab Equinox 800. Can't complain and More to Come!!!
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Great vlog Simon. It’s easy to see why the Scottish Detectorist enjoys working with you!😊
Glad you enjoyed it thanks 😊
Lovly finds there Simon 😊
I can definitely see someone playing the bagpipes Simon.
Agree.
Good to see I am not the only one seeing a piper 😅. Thanks 😊
Simon metal detecting is enjoyable to watch, without you & John history would be lost for ever my friend, we need to keep our history in the public eye 100% well done Simon 👌👌👌
Thanks! Exactly, that’s the point!! These unearthed finds will be here again for future generations
Hello from East Tennessee USA. I’ve been detecting for 25 years and haven’t found anything close to as old as you have in a year. I enjoy your videos and I also enjoy seeing how much fun you have detecting. Keep it up and I’ll keep watching. Stay safe my friend.
Thanks a lot, yes very lucky year. Take care Steve
Nice bit of history told Simon about the ship wreck..
Nice finds..👏👍🏴
Yes, can’t complain at the moment. 😅
Beautiful Roman coins!
Yes, hope a couple more this year 😅
Excellent job Simon. Hi from michigan
Glad you enjoyed it cheers to Michigan!
I adore the ring Simon 💍
Yes is very nice ring, made from a penny 😮
Simon, thank you for another wonderful video. Appreciate seeing all of your finds.
My pleasure , happy you enjoyed it
Nice one Simon. Those 2 silver Roman coins are amazing! I still say you will hit gold by 2025!
All the best, John.
Fingers crossed!😊 I sign it for 2025 !!
Think about how far you've gotten with your skills of finding treasures in the soil of Scotland in one year. It's tremendous, Simon! I love the beginning of your video when you showed the islands in the distance and the story about the sunken ship with a huge amount of treasure on board. I hope you discover some of those coins in the near future. Good luck, Simon!!
Thanks for that! . Yes was a very nice year in metal detecting, didn’t imagine such things one year ago .
Thanks for the nice recap of the past year, Simon. I have seen all your appearances with John on his channel, and I must say you have done very well. Cheers from Texas.
Glad you enjoyed it and many thanks David!!
Love tails of shipwrecks and lost treasures certainly look forward to hearing more about that and seeing more of your hunts
Yes, these stories are fantastic, same as the treasures they were carrying. Thanks!! 😊
Simon you are a very active guy. I have been a certified diver since 1968 and metal detectorist for over 40 years. I look forward to your channel and see what you find. Best regards, John
Lol, I read that as ´you are a very attractive guy’ and wondered what Simon’s looks had to do with anything 😂 Julie 😊
Keep up the great detecting Simon.😃
Yes, soon more finds!
How interesting the history of the shipwreck. Maybe one day you can take us diving along with you! 🤿 Very excellent just one year and so many finds and so many museum worthy! 🎉
Maybe one day! thanks a lot, yes, a productive year !!
Well done Simon! See you soon!😊
Thanks, see you soon 😊
Thanks for the history lesson, Simon!
Glad you enjoyed it
“Quality trash”! Love it, I will use this for my detecting finds from now on. Enjoyed your video. Hope you will find some of the ferry treasure. Keep at it Simon.
Thanks 👍 Happy you enjoyed it. Yes! That ferry treasure is still there!😅
Great collection look forward to seeing what you find, next time you're detecting.
Thanks, will do!
Congratulations Simon on You're first year . I can see the great passion for history you have . Well done on this fab video .Thank you very much and see you soon . All the very best Phil
Thank you Phil! Will do! Yes, touching history ☺️
Another interesting, informative video Simon! Beautiful finds! ❤ 🇨🇦
Many thanks! Happy you enjoyed it
Thanks, happy you enjoyed it😊❤
Simon, welcome to CZcams!
I started by watching John and now I will watch you detecting too!
Hello from the state of Wisconsin in the United States.
Nice items you found! Good luck to you!
Thanks a lot, yes and cheers to Wisconsin!
Excellent job!!!
Many thanks 🙏 😊
Brilliant video Simon
Perfect 🎉thanks
Thank you, Simon. What a lovely introduction to who you are. The lost silver and gold from the ship is fascinating. Yes, diving and detecting could be amazing.
Brilliant finds. Thank you for your explanations.
😊
Thanks, great you enjoyed! More very soon 🎉😊
That "one penny" ring is wonderful. Silver and gold are good, but personal history is every bit as interesting! ❤
The story about Charles I treasure ship was fun to hear - if you get to dive on the wreck, I look forward to your adventure. 😊
Yes, interesting and intriguing ring, for sure with a story behind. Glad you enjoyed it!
I envy you and John , so much history in small paddocks. Australia is so big and many old areas are covered by farm land or towns etc; It takes a lot of research and luck to come up with finds anything like those you two get. Keep the videos coming , they make up for the trash I find here.
Thanks a lot! Very lucky to be surrounded by history. Then is not easy to detect in Australia 😵💫
Great video Simon, thankyou! You've done well over your first year, and some awesome finds! It was good to see some image inserts also. It was interesting to hear you dive. Much history lies beneath the waves.
Glad you enjoyed it, yes so much lost history in the oceans
Yes, hope with some time can make both passions. Thanks for your support!
Blessings, my Spanish Detectorist friend, from this old man in Tennessee. Great finds, and a pleasant presentation. Blessings.
Great you liked it , many thanks. Another adventure soon !!
Hello from Canada! I enjoy watching you and John and must congratulate you on your channel. WTG! Keep the wonderful finds coming.
Thanks so much for your words! Greetings to Canada
Great finds, history and smiles! And your a diver too, my second favorite videos to watch. Keep it coming and I'll see you on the next dig.
Thanks a lot 🙏
Hello from Ohio USA. Great Job Simon I like learning about far away history. America has long history, but we find more Native flint stuff like arrow heads, hide scrapers, spear heads and if lucky carved flint and stone pipes for tobacco. Keep up the search and we will be watching and learning with you. Like Scotland we have places you can't dig like native graveyards and burial mounds. We find lots in rivers and fields by rivers where we had Native camps. Thanks again for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks! Those are very interesting finds!
Very nice finds - very enjoyable episode
Great, thanks!!
Great finds! Hope you find a piece of Charles I treasure one day. Good luck
I hope so too! Thanks
Great video Simon and historic information I never knew! It would be great to see what you can find under that big sea 🌊 in Scotland - a treasure chest hopefully 🤞. Fantastic land finds over the last year, especially the Denari 🤩🤩 isn’t it amazing how good they look for the time they’ve been in the ground . It was interesting to hear about the William 111 token, and the two bends for superstition? I’ve found 3 of them all with double bends! 🙏 It’s great to see your videos with John too 👍Gracias y Buenas noches 🙏
Yes, would be great. Hopefully one day. 🌊There are several shipwrecks around Scotland with lost treasures. I will talk about another very interesting one in future . Thanks a lot Pauline
How interesting to find out you dive as well as metal detector. So many interesting finds in the last year. Looking forward to seeing what else you find as we watch your adventures. 🙂
Thanks 👍 yes, will see how is this year 😀😅
Great finds Simon 👍. Nice to hear all of the history behinds ur finds.and the finnish match box😁Greetings from🇫🇮
Thanks for watching! yes I thought Finnish following this channel would love to see an item related to Finland
Thank you Simon. You have lots of beautiful finds ❤
Just remember one mans trash is another mans treasure
You are a brave man if you are diving in Scotland 🥶
Thanks for watching, yes good one. !
Thank you for the compilation video of your first year. I hope you have time to start the scuba diving portion of your channel. That would be very interesting. Please be careful with the diving and train with some local experts who know the water conditions. I had a friend years ago who did scuba. He found a local diver to train with and he happened to be a police diver. Eventually the policeman trusted him enough to invite him on police recovery dives. They would search for missing persons from boat and swimming accidents. He said he learned alot working along side of the police. Most of it concerned the safety of the dive.
Ah , interesting story. Yes, although an expert you would always need a local diver to guide you. Thanks 🙏
Many thanks, yes will see what is coming. Happy hunting
I would love to see you combine both of your passions. I think it would be amazing. I love the underwater world. I also love history, so the two together would make a phenomenal video. Cheers
Well done ..a great video Simon ...love the channel! Big hello from Belfast Northern Ireland!
Thanks 👍 very happy you love the channel!
A great review of your year! Thanks for sharing your finds!
Thanks for watching!😊
Another great video, Simon. Keep them coming!👍
Thanks, will do! 😀
Let’s goooo! 🎉 already at 3.5k! Congratulations
Yes! Thank you! Is great 🎉🚀
Great to see the products of your efforts Simon, best wishes to you mate
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks like a fantastic first year 😍 Look forward to seeing what you find in the year's to come. HH and take care. 🙂
Thanks for making this channel great what You do🤪💪
I appreciate that! happy to make this great 🎉
Very nicely done in a year and excellent finds too. Keep it up Simon.
Thanks David 👍
Very much enjoy!!!
Thanks again! 😊
Great finds hope to see many more!
Thanks,!! new year, new finds
thank you Simon, for such an interesting video. very enjoyable indeed. you looked (and sounded) very relaxed and confident, your love of diving came through clearly. looking forward to seeing the beach video when you eventually get time to film it. keep up the good work Simon!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!! yes, I will go when tides allows to do it too
Not a bad first year Simon .. some very nice finds indeed … of course the stars of the show were the Roman Danari … this being were you get your trade name from …Simon Double D Domingo …look forward to seeing many more fabulous finds from the Spanish Detector 🙏🏻
Thanks a lot Chris, Yes those Lucillas were the highlight of this year. Perhaps thanks to Lucilla I started this journey here 🎉
Good stuff Simon! I’m looking forward to things to come.
Can't wait! Thanks 😊
Very nice friend. 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Congratulations on a successful first year of detecting! Best of luck for the future of your channel and your treasure searching. 🇨🇦
Thank you very much! In search of history!
Thank you Simon, that was a very interesting vid, love your voice and accent, you make us all happy cheers!!!🥰😘💕👌👍👍
My pleasure! That’s very nice and encouraging. Million of thanks!!❤️
It’s great to watch you on your metal detecting journey,good luck 🍀 Simon
Thanks, yes more videos soon!!
I know Burntisland very well you have taken me back to my childhood go along the coast a bit and you will see High Valleyfield another haunt of mine. Thank you for a interesting video.
Sounds great! This area is very nice and interesting in history. Thanks!!
great first year Simon, hopefully the good finds keep on coming for you.
I hope so too, thanks 🙏
Very interesting! Thank you Simon God Bless!
You are very welcome 🤗
Nice Denari.
Let’s go for the Aureus 🎉😅
Hi Simon,nice findings,History tell the story how we got here how we left.Different people leave different craft or relics.cuidate Simon
Thanks Gloria ! Yes can’t complain with these finds, I wonder next generations what will detect from us…
I’m speechless. This was such an inspirational video. Great job Simon. First year of finds are incredible. Can’t wait till next video. Maybe some diving videos someday. 🌊
Glad you enjoyed it . Thanks so much for your very kind words. Hope someday 🌊
nice one Simon.
Many thanks 🙏
Awesome finds. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome. More in future
Thanks mate. Those last silver coins are amazing…..I think that they are from a recently disturbed hoard because they are so fresh. Great work!
Thanks for the info, yes, it could be. Interesting suggestion 🙏
Great work Simon.. I can see the figure of a person playing bagpipes on that button for sure..
I think it would be amazing to see you incorporate metal detecting and diving together in a video down the road. Keep up the good work.. cheers
That would be nice! Thanks, yes I think so, it is the doubt about a possible corrosion ending in a funny end
Over 3.5k subscribers already! You deserve it, keep on swinging.👍🥇
Thanks! Will do! Yes very nice growing 🎉
If the museum let's you keep those Roman coins, what a nice necklace ornament for someone special in your life
Yes, I thought they will be wonderful for a gift, and part of a future necklace
Good job on that video, Simon!! Beautiful finds!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks!!
Great informative video Simon. Really enjoyed watching it. I look forward to more in the future x
Perfect, thanks 🙏
Really like your podcast. Onward and upward.🤗
Yay! Thank you! Happy for that!
You and John are great together, but this is a really good idea Simon - well done mate and nearly 4k in subscribers! And that little aspirin bottle is brilliant!
Thanks 👍 yes very close to 4K 🤪and yes that bottle of Aspirin is one of my favourites
Great finds, Simon!!! 😀
Thanks for watching
A very varied and interesting collection. Thanks for sharing it with us.
You may be interested to learn that the area around Burntisland and Kinghorn was the most likely landing site for Edward Balliol and his English longbow men - Edward Balliol, son of the arguably better known John Balliol, was the "Scottish Pretender", who went from there to success at the battle of Duplin moor (which took place roughly on my doorstep), and from there to a three month period as "king" of parts of the kingdom of Scotland before being forced to flee back to England and the protection of Edward III following the Battle of Annan.
Thanks a lot, yes very interesting to learn about that piece of history. I will come back to that area again
Thanks a lot! Great hobbies both. All the best too!
Great presentation Simon! I’m interested in the wooden ferry shipwreck. It’s probably buried in the mud under the ocean and very difficult to locate. Love those silver coins!
Yes is still buried in the mud. The Firth of Forth is not deep, and is an area of mud and sand
I enjoy watching you Simon. That is a beautiful location. Good luck in the future.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much
Great job Simon! Very interesting. Keep it up!
Many thanks! Will do 🙏
A great video Simon. You are really impressive with your videos and your English is getting better and better. Thanks for sharing 🤗👍
Glad you like them! Thanks so much!
Fantastic finds, can’t wait to see what you get this year 👋👍
Fingers crossed! Yes !🎉 thanks!!
I am excited to see you combine metal detecting with scuba diving ! I see a bright future
Fingers crossed! Hope one day . Thanks!!
another great video 👍
Thanks for the visit and happy you liked it
Great video Simon , great detail in explaining your finds , keep up the good work
Glad you enjoyed it, more to come!!
I hope you find some treasure from the ship wreck! Combining detecting and diving would make an interesting video! You have some great finds! Your silver fob polished up very nicely!
Yes, lots of treasures still lost in the oceans. Thanks a lot!!
Great show Simon!! Awesome year!! Beautiful location!!
Yes it was! Many thanks John
Hello from Washington State, USA I'm impressed with your language skills. I can speak only one language. I will enjoy seeing your finds. I love history also. I’m a bit Scottish and Douglass was my mothers Maiden name. I wish you much success for your new show.
Thanks and welcome, Yes, Douglas is Scottish origin!
we enjoy your passion for searching for treasure....your a treasure of the human kind....im glad you have a channel....and i found it...good luck Sir...!
Thanks a lot for your kind words, very you like it!!😊
Some great finds there Simon just missing the shinny gold bling 💪💪💪
Yes, thanks, hope that shiny yellow appears for a compilation next year 😅🤪
some smashing finds simon, keep up the good work, cheers alan.
Thanks a lot, cheers!
Wonderful! all the best for the next year of detecting 😊
Thanks 👍 will see what is coming
Well done Simon! Thank you for an interesting and informative video. Spain was a Roman province for about 400 years I think. The main Roman Legionaries weapon, the gladius, was a copy of a Spanish design.
Yes, it was Hispania, and remained under Roman control for a long time. Lots of denarii still to unearth there 😅
Love the saying "quality trash"!!! There is lots of that in my house😆😆 Really enjoying your channel and hearing about the areas around you.🥰🥰🥰
Awesome! Thank you! Happy you enjoy it
More than 3500 subscribers!! Oh oh oh SIMON!! You’re second video…….
When I discovered “Johnny XP” aka “the Scottish detectorist” he had about 5000 subscribers and no XP. 😄
What a start!!
So you are a scuba diver also.
Sunken treasure, left frozen in time. Just WOW!
I will just write here for you: Nuestra senora de la conception. 🤤 (I guess you will know)
What are you doing in Scotland? Much better temperatures in the area where the “Senora” lies. 😂
It’s Friday, so we’ll be drinking a Cervesa to you and John. Have a good weekend guys! 🍀
😂 yes going very well the channel 🚀🎉 Yes is cold here, but a beautiful country too. I wouldn’t be able to make this channel probably if I was living in Spain 😅
@@thespanishdetectorist That’s for sure Simon.
Well, I guess you have to settle for a meagre 5 tons of silver from the ferry then.
Maybe a few Roman hoards.
Ah well, a man can’t have all he wishes for… 😂
Simply awesome
Thank you! Cheers!
This is as interesting to me as metal detecting. My DNA says I'm around 50% Scottish even though my families have been in the states for hundreds of years so Scottish history is very interesting.
Yes, it happened a great migration to US for more than 100 years. Glad you enjoyed!😊
Love the history!
Very glad for it!!