They Drained a Lake and the Bottom Was Covered With Old Treasures

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Your 1864 Brunswick Cent had a cameo of Queen Victoria, who was the Queen of England at that time. I own several British coins from her reign that I collected when I lived there in 1959.

I just discovered your channel and have enjoyed immensely. In my 30's I bought a metal detector and used in local fields....soccer fields...It was fun. One question I have....Do you carry a pocket magnifying glass with you?

check out the keys dates for the 1909 wheatie. ya never know!

The medal with the M was probably a Miraculous medal before they started using machines to cut them. I have a very old one made of tin. The clover shape item looked like the French fleur-de-lis.

That bell, S. N. (Saint Nick) lol

A couple ot things;the bigger Canadian copper coin is more than likely a one cent late 1800s 0r early 1900s, could also be a province 1 cent; the 1 inch square bottle appears to be a medicine bottle.

I m new your channel is fab !!

Greetings from South Africa, I normally watch Simon Bourne mudlarking the Thames and stumbled onto your channel , and love your easygoing style and voice - you have a new subscriber - good luck with your treasure hunting .

Brad the penny you found could have been after 1920. It could have been flipped from a boat anytime up until the water receded

I give you a lot of respect for your wonderful sense of history..
I was given an old tesoro mayan recently. And am in the process of repairing it.
Your videos are the reason I want to fix it and look around me. With an eye towards history. You are actually pretty inspiring for your fans.
I just wish we had such a great period in history, with metals. The Willamette Valley in Oregon is short a couple hundred years at least metal wise.
But again, I want to say thankyou for your outstanding work in production value. And detection work..
Jon L. Anderson..
Lebanon, Oregon

What lake in VT??

Check out images of Harmoniums, they were popular “organs” in 1800’s.

Hi Brad, I'm now binge watching your channel and thought I'd say hi. You're doing everything well and I hope you won't change a thing!

Great stuff Mr well done love the music too

Your aqua calor bottle is a shoe polish bottle and you porcelain stopper had a cork ring on out side of it used just like a cork great finds love your vidios

The 1855 Silver Three-Cent Piece is a coin any and every collector will go to great lengths to get their hands on. The reasons for this are many, but it all boils down to the fact that these coins have not been minted in well over a century, and were only minted in limited quantities.

Good work, great video! God Bless

I had never heard of a United States three cent coin. It was gorgeous and amazing. I really enjoy your videos. They are always educational. Thank you for sharing.

I found two last year.

S.N??..Saint Nick!!!..it is a sleigh bell!!

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too cool

Watching from Amsterdam (The Netherlands) : highly appreciative !

I never heard of a three cent US coin. Best wishes from California. Thanks to the video. 🥰💕❤️👍

Beautiful 3 cent coin! Awesome Find!! Thanks for sharing this

Yes its a bicycle bell for sure

The bottle I think it suppose to be a sent bottle where it had a ball of cotton for the sent

I LOVE THE CROTLE(?) BELL💗

Not sure what you found is a home, but perhaps an old church. It wasn't uncommon for churches to have their own stables, or it's members would arrive by carriage. The organ pieces, the religious medallion. Would be interesting to research.

Ps love the blue bottle and trime👍👍hey 1909 Wheatie Is it one of the rare ones🤔🤔😂😂someone out there knows👍😎

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Wow! Love seeing what you find!

Love your channel. So exciting to go on the hunt with you . Thank you for the entertainment.

Nice finds! Great video's!! Happy New year🥳

Three cent coin is awesome!

Nice 3 cent I found 2 of them once in same hole was great day that was 15 yrs ago at old homestead with my shadowz5 love your channel 👍👍

Well sir you have a demeanor that is very likeable however I got through 4 minutes and couldn't believe that there were going to be 10 more minutes, I've only seen one other video like this and it was also super long, not necessarily for people with Jobs and family, and they also never found anything besides garbage agreed this is not for everyone so thanks for the 4 minutes that I can't subscribe, you'd have to cut your videos down more than half to get followers from a bunch of people that are curious but not really that interested in this type of stuff. Good luck

looks like a star fort research them

S and N is it Saint Nick!! Santa !!!🎅🏻🤯

when I was a young adult, I used to look for fossiled rock along the lake. I would take my finds home n coat them in clear nail polish

u get to have all the fun. Mud n all would be awesome to find all yur treasures

This might sound funny, but the slay bell that goes by s.n could stand for st.nick :)

A 1909 S Lincoln head penny and a 1909 S VDB are worth big bucks. Did you check it?

Lead was used to make a bullets. Melt the lead then pour into molds. My. Grandfather did that. He could make 8 bullets at 1 time. Try the?dry areas of the Mississippi?River

Maybe the S N means
Saint Nicklaus.
(Santa Clause)

Another fun video!😊

Why did frugal people pay money and weight down their horses by putting bells on them?

S and N could be north and south.

Your so cool brad😂