Metal Detecting One Room School: A Little Silver!

On this expedition we hike into the long abandoned site of an 1890s one-room school. Honorary NQ Explorer Terry is along with his Garrett ACE 300i and we manage to get some nice early 1900s coins out of the site. The place definitely deserves a return visit once the long grass and rampant lantana has receded a bit in the 'dry'. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Warren and Terry
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[@QuestForDetails]

such a pleasant little site, little hill by the river with a road out front, I can picture it for sure, and then the magic of metal detecting to bring out the tiny clues. good stuff ! thank you Warren !

[@terrystewart2070]

A beautiful day in a beautiful place, topped off with some great coins.....it just doesn't get much better my brother. You are appreciated, as always!

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for your great comment Terry - Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.

[@jimmymalone3494]

Warren you had awesome hunt!! I enjoyed you're video and good luck to you.I hope you have a great week.

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for your comment - all the best and Happy Fossicking! Warren.

[@waynegiles2873]

Wow nice finds the history is also good love our history for such a young country we have so much history

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for your comment Wayne - much appreciated mate - Happy Fossicking! Warren.

[@ozdog822]

Nice one Wazza cheers mate😎

[@NQExplorers]

Cheers mate - thanks for watching and Happy Fossicking! Warren.

[@chuxxsss]

Lovely work, Warren and Terry from another veteran.

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for watching and commenting - all the best and Happy Fossicking! Warren.

[@LukeClatworthy]

The old one teacher schools can be quite productive sites. Some nice pre-decimal coins found Warren. Another enjoyable video. Cheers!

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Luke - Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.

[@LukeClatworthy]

You are most welcome Warren. All the very best for your next detecting trip!@@NQExplorers

[@phillipgriffin7]

Nice looking spot well done

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks Phil - Happy Fossicking mate! Warren and Colleen.

[@benpalmer1722]

Nice 👍

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for watching Ben - Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.

[@rexhabel3429]

The exotic shrub looks like an Oleander, extensively used as landscaping plants in parks & gardens. Thrives in subtropical areas.

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for your ID on the Oleander, all the best and Happy Fossicking! Warren.

[@rexhabel3429]

@@NQExplorers I meant to say that it's very toxic too. Not the best landscaping choice for schoolgrounds & young kids!!

[@hardyakka6200]

I have done a few schools. fund raisers and sports day on break up. money was used and passed around otherwise.the kids had nothing unless there were shops nearby.

[@NQExplorers]

Thanks for commenting - yep not many kids running around in the 1920s with pockets full of coins - but they would have had the annual school fete on the grounds there. All the best and Happy Fossicking! Warren.