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

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I give you a lot of respect for your wonderful sense of historybr I was given an old tesoro mayan recently And am in the process of repairing itbr 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 fansbr 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 br But again, I want to say thankyou for your outstanding work in production value And detection work brJon L AndersonbrLebanon, Oregon
Comment from : TheSalthart

What lake in VT??
Comment from : Vermont Quail

Check out images of Harmoniums, they were popular “organs” in 1800’s
Comment from : Cardinalis cardinalis

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!
Comment from : Itty Bitty Kitty Mama

Great stuff Mr well done love the music too
Comment from : Charles Hardcore

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
Comment from : Claude Potter

Good work, great video! God Bless
Comment from : Michael Piotrowski

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
Comment from : Tia Hummel-Hody

I found two last year
Comment from : Frank Walker

SN??Saint Nick!!!it is a sleigh bell!!
Comment from : Fly me 2 the Moon

Love it! Great Channel subbed!
Comment from : Goldbaycom

too cool
Comment from : Doc Rhoades

Watching from Amsterdam (The Netherlands) : highly appreciative !
Comment from : Ernst Pattynama

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

Beautiful 3 cent coin! Awesome Find!! Thanks for sharing this
Comment from : Mark Cook

Beautiful location! Awesome finds!
Comment from : Richard Klapka

Yes its a bicycle bell for sure
Comment from : markitttoss

The bottle I think it suppose to be a sent bottle where it had a ball of cotton for the sent
Comment from : Randy Sales

I LOVE THE CROTLE(?) BELL💗
Comment from : Sandy Lipscomb

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
Comment from : Sarah Paige

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

Hi another new utube name for me Subbed again fourth time😵‍💫😂👍soo I’ve been watching you for a while always thumbs up 👍❤️🇺🇸I MUST SAY YOU ARE MY OVERALL FAVORITE HOST👍AND CONTENT 😎your so mellow and I appreciate your knowledge and follow up 😎😎THANK YOU 👍👍
Comment from : Regular Joe

Wow! Love seeing what you find!
Comment from : Peter Johnson

Love your channel So exciting to go on the hunt with you Thank you for the entertainment
Comment from : Thomas Bowles

Nice finds! Great video's!! Happy New year🥳
Comment from : Freeeky Chiiild

Three cent coin is awesome!
Comment from : Libertyville Guy

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 👍👍
Comment from : Chief Mack

Great work and thanks for your info!
Comment from : Tim Orton

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
Comment from : Mark Bender

looks like a star fort research them
Comment from : Phillip Erskine

S and N is it Saint Nick!! Santa !!!🎅🏻🤯
Comment from : Paddling_fisherman

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
Comment from : Umm Salamah

u get to have all the fun Mud n all would be awesome to find all yur treasures
Comment from : Umm Salamah

This might sound funny, but the slay bell that goes by sn could stand for stnick :)
Comment from : Jay Jason

A 1909 S Lincoln head penny and a 1909 S VDB are worth big bucks Did you check it?
Comment from : Steve Liddick

Maybe the S N means brSaint Nicklausbr(Santa Clause)
Comment from : Philip Brown

Another fun video!😊
Comment from : Ty Hogue

Why did frugal people pay money and weight down their horses by putting bells on them?
Comment from : kristi Hicks

S and N could be north and south
Comment from : Alfred Quadros

Your so cool brad😂
Comment from : Julie Chalk

Larger reeds are from a Concertina or squeeze box Like an accordion but smaller easier to carry
Comment from : A Patriot

Saint Catherine of France( 1800s) had a vision of Mary Who told Her to make medals like that It is said many miracle cures happened for those who wore them
Comment from : A Patriot

That is amazing find that 3cent coin you definitely nailed that one bud thanks for taking us along on your adventure of diggings 👍👍😁out for now
Comment from : Jeffs Midwest Gold Adventures

My first ever find was a pin from an old 6 shooter The area I was in was an old stage coach pass I wasn't detecting but there's a lake called Apache lake in Arizona that the water was down about 50 ft My buddies and I were fishing and across from the marina and I decided to walk the area and see what I could find Long and behold a 1929 silver standing liberty With an M instead of P,D or S Now why was a coin in an area that wasn't under water back in the 1920's, maybe a lucky coin tossed when the water was there?
Comment from : Troy Alger

Hi there I just came across your channel and have enjoyed it very much I like that it's simple, straight forward and sincere, just a guy recording himself doing what he loves to do I have been intrigued with metal detecting since I was little and watching your videos and your enthusiasm for the hunt, the excitement of discoveries and the knowledge you share regarding those discoveries is the complete package Thank you for sharing these adventures and the breathtaking countryside
Comment from : greggjustgregg

I found your channel a long time ago when living in a different home and subscribed, apparently unsubscribed at some point and re subscribed again Your videos are great, informative and relaxing, happy for you finding your second little coin
Comment from : upallnyte2000

Yeah that is a cool point three cent coin I've never seen one
Comment from : Richard Elliott

My first time to your sites Have had a wonderful time learning from you Lookimg forward to much more!
Comment from : Bethe Kastner

Thanks again that was fun ✌🏻👊
Comment from : Butch BINION

I’m a new subscriber and have never watched anything like this before I must say that it’s your enthusiasm that’s so infectious I also really appreciate your knowledge And that Canadian coin was really cool as I am Canadian far away from that Nova Scotia and coin basically on the other side of the country lol but how cool was that to see!This might sound like an odd comment but if you ever decided to be a bad guy you would be able to fool everybody You just are just guileless You don’t have any artifice Your enthusiasm is what keeps me watching I hope you keep finding cool stuff
Comment from : Hope Springs

Square bottle I believe it's a spice bottle, my grandparents had some identical to that in a rack when I was a kid , 50 years agobrThey got them as a wedding gift in 1920
Comment from : Captain Crunch

If that was Saint Nickolas sleigh bell you better send it back
Comment from : B Moose

A trimp, a coin I've always wanted to find I'm on the left coast and finding a trime here is almost impossable Good video once again
Comment from : Harry Surtees

That trime coin is in super condition!! Treasure find!!
Comment from : Freebo

Binging Time Team and the algorithm showed me your channel…SOLD! I’m all in!!
Comment from : Vickie Wallace

I love your passion for what many other people, including myself might have seen is junk
Comment from : Product Review and Advice - Paul Francis

What was the Mint Mark on that 1909 Penny?
Comment from : Robert Reifert

The bottle looks like a salt/pepper shaker that's just missing the lid!
Comment from : Virginia Spinelli-Buser

Very niec
Comment from : METAL DETECTOR

Interesting Star of David on 3 cent coin
Comment from : Vince Callagher

The flat lead, was probably roofing screw washers, as they were common in the early 1900's
Comment from : Christo Brits

Why do we not ever see you actually finding anything???
Comment from : Melvyn Jerrim

If you haven’t done so yet, you should check out the Lake Mead area The water level is really low there You could probably find lots of stuff there
Comment from : Diane Fiske-Foy

I'm a newbie to your channel Great finds! The little bottle was a container for medicine Good luck with your future journey GBU,SM,NZ 😉🤗
Comment from : Norma Zarr

Ya should grid it off!! My goodness, I absolutely love everything old! I have an old soul!!!
Comment from : The assassin77

Bottle stopper probably going be part of a spark plug
Comment from : Clyde Schroeder

SN , St Nick! May be why it wasn't stepped on flying over!
Comment from : Darrell Kuhn

1855 in uncirculated condition may fetch nearly $600 too bad this coin is quite worn
Comment from : Richard Beacham

the belt buckle looks like a shamrock leaf, not a clover, keep the vids coming, i enjoy them
Comment from : dean31black

looks like an Epsom salts bottle to me
Comment from : T Piz

If it's a 1909 penny, check to see if it is a VDB if you can (Look up what that means) if it is, worth a ton
Comment from : AR_119

Video is about drained lake and treasure but shows his face 99 of the time
Comment from : rusky325i

Since you're into the technical terms, the US doesn't produce a penny It's called a "one cent peice" A penny is produced by England and is a hold over term :D
Comment from : Josh Jones SR

Just discovered your channel and have to admit to some binge watching Love that you provide history and context to your finds That makes your videos real treasures!
Comment from : Karene Barker

Bicycle bell - WikipediabrA bicycle bell is a percussive signaling instrument mounted on a bicycle for warning pedestrians and other cyclists History The bicycle bell was invented by John Richard Dedicoat, and patents for bicycle bells appear as early as 1877 Types The most common bells are actuated by a thumb-operated lever that is geared to rapidly rotate two
Comment from : jimkonst

When I was a girl my dad bought me a trime and it was set into a bezel and made into a necklace My favorite piece of jewelry I ever owned The chain eventually broke and it was lost That was 15 years ago and I still miss it
Comment from : Carmaela 26

Finally a sane metal detecting vlog not two idiots yelling and running aroundbrThank you I used to metal detect years ago before I got too damn oldbrSubscribed
Comment from : a

North , South looks like a compass
Comment from : UK Patriot

I think that medallion says 1830
Comment from : Chanel-Dezzerea Smith

all your Detecting videos are the best on YouTube Detecting love from the UK
Comment from : MattyNut

I really enjoy the theme music as well as the 'discoveries'
Comment from : Carlos Nells

Yarr! Where be the gold? 🏴‍☠
Comment from : SerpentStar

That blue bottle looks like an old ball canning jar late 1800s but maybe for medical use
Comment from : jim markiewicz

7:47, looks like an antacid bottle Those were very popular in the late 1800's to early 1900's, amongst people who drank and ate too much Some of them had embossed numbers on the bottom would be the mold numbers, that weren't used in any particular sequence, so mfr date may vary Had to research this for a client going through a remodel in San Francisco
Comment from : Alan Harris

Of all of the metal detecting videos I've watched over the years, yours are, by far, the very best No false drama, no long build-ups to a mediocre find, just a straight presentation That, coupled with your explanations make these videos a joy to watch I've subscribed Thanks for taking us along on your journey of discovery
Comment from : Richard Mahan

Just found your channel and am enjoying your content Nicely filmed, music not too intrusive and your finds are interesting When I detect in UK we find many old tokens, jetons and coins, roman, Celtic, Saxon etc but sadly no gold nuggets That was spectacular The Roman grot coins are 2000 years old and worth very little
Comment from : Jabba

The aluminum medallion is The Miraculous Medal (French: Médaille miraculeuse), also known as the Medal of Our Lady of Graces, is a devotional medal, the design of which was originated by Saint Catherine Labouré following her apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary[2] in Rue du Bac, Paris, France It was made by goldsmith Adrien Vachette
Comment from : Barry Marshall

Climate change is exposing all kinds of previously underwater surprises I guess we can enjoy them as crops and people die of thirst
Comment from : ROOKTABULA

I wish you would wear a camera on your hat Watch some mudlarking videos and you’ll see some good camera footage to emulate It would make these videos more exciting I like your videos though
Comment from : Stewart Cummings