Handfuls of STOLEN JEWELLERY in the drained reservoir!

Cents as they are supposed to be referred to,we still call them pennies,are a pain these days to deal with..they are made of zinc..detector folk call these "stinking zinkins"..those memorials of copper are referred to as stinkin Lincolns when older cents such as Indians are anticipated at certain cites..one old lot of about 5 acres which had potential was strewn with memorial cents..it was referred to as the pennie lot most were the "stinkin zinkin"..on a side note wheat cents are referred to as "wheaty peteys "

Brit in Nebraska here. In fact, Lincoln, Nebraska. Cool find. Each quarter has a different state on the back. Nice that you found one of our featuring Chimney Rock in Western Nebraska. The Rock pointed the way west for the settlers and remains an icon to this day. p.s. When we travel home next year, will you take us mudlarking?

So glad you found the owners of the jewelry. Way to go!

Yay a nicola and si vlog 🤗❤

My little daughter is named daisy 🌼 great name for your gorgeous pusey cat si 😊❤❤

the yellowisg pendent is ganesh in a tigers eye stone

Not related to kate bush then 😅

The Dyrberg Kern necklace is from danish Dyrberg/Kern jewelry. They only make handmade jewelry.
Great video 😊

"Dyrberg og Kern" from Denmark 😊

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Disgusting londoners all that filth in your rivers. You obviously love living in muck because you keep throwing rubbish in the thames.

Whatever my comments, i love mudlarkers. Modern day refuse collectors.

Love that knife. Tattie pealer.

Great finds fella.

Love is honesty.

Oh I just can't wait to see you return the jewelry!!!!!. I am a subscriber but I just have to check in every morning to see what happens! You cleaned it up and did the best job ever. So good of you!

Great video

Stolen jewelry and any objects should not be returned because 99% of the items have been paid for by insurance. That returned jewelry was almost for sure already reimbursed by insurance and wheather they said it was or was not insured it most likely was. The people that clean and find the things like you should be the ones who just like a treasure ship keep as your property.

That jet pack toy is from the 50s and worth almost 100 dollars

That jewelry is just more of the religion offerings. That is what they do.

In the US, as a kid we would hunt for soda bottles to return so we could have some spending money. They were ten cents a bottle and once plastic took over that all came to an end, sad really. Hopefully we start banning most plastics due to the harm it does to the environment, humans and animals.

Wow

Still need the nickel and half dollar for full set plus a dollar coin

Why did you leave the two pieces of turquoise at the jewelry hord. Probably earrings.

I'm sure there are a couple of Harry Bushes that live in that area😏😅😂😛

That was Hindi script on one of the pendants (Satya Jewelry)...it said Shanti which means Peace in Hindi

Sad to see waterways used as dumps.. it happens everywhere

Coconuts & votive offerings?

Thinking that wearing gloves might be good

So interesting the things you find!

That is a tiger Eye cabochon on the gold and brown pendant.

From the Netherlands, did i see some rosary's? Can i buy them from you?

22.30 lord ganesha

24.42 goddess Lakshmi

Just to let you know, American Pennies are Copper, and the last year for solid Copper, is 1980!

They are now Zinc, and Copper Plated in 1981 to today!

If there was ever a good case for bottle deposit

The Portuguese version is horrible in terms of quality…

I had to change it back to the English version. Is it the same with other languages?

SI Ilike u cos u r the First Arab/ Syrian Immigrant that i have seen to appreciated British history artefacts. well done my Immigrant friend, p.s do u find the climate harsh here compare to your North African homeland

Thats a "magic eye" it wards off evil spirits. I bought one exactly the same in Turkey. It hangs at the side window next to my door!

How many damn hindus are in the UK?

Did you check that the wooden Ganesh didn’t go with the wooden back plate?

One generation’s trash is another generations “social history”

Reminds me of the London Cheap side Hoard found in 1912 it was buried around 1640. It was found during demolition. So cool to see and really pretty stuff. Nice find

C'est quoi ces voix off !

I'm from Nebraska! Omaha, Nebraska.

Aw, that's nice, isn't it - bet they never thought they'd see that again. Fancy stealing it, then just lobbing it in the water... Good job, Si & Nic!

Do indians use that place as a dumping site? They go there when no ones around and throw their trash and junk there? Alot of indian stuff

There's a type of artwork where people like to make frames, and the such, and they just stick all kinds of jewelry over it, overlapping, like a collage