Never in My Wildest Dreams Did I Expect to Find THIS Here!

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Title	:	Never in My Wildest Dreams Did I Expect to Find THIS Here!
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Ye found yerself quite the treasure there, laddie! A coin all the way from Argentina, who'd've thunk it? Good work!
Comment from : @MineCache

shoe buckle lady's shoes
Comment from : @howardmarshall5713

It looks like the end of a piece of bullit caseing
Comment from : @howardmarshall5713

Hi from Canada -30C here today so I'm getting my MD fix while I wait for the ground to thaw :)
Comment from : @Z06Fred

This episode brought to you by… International Travel and Trade! 😂 Seriously though, days like this are my favourite!
Comment from : @LaurieLeeAnnie

I thought the French coin was an American quarter at first because the eagle on the back of each coin is similar Great day of detecting!
Comment from : @mikepetrucha2774

That was a hell of a dig I was intrigued with the deep lead Had 2 10 x 4 inch slabs flat 15 ft down , probably going to flo it
Comment from : @1AndyMead

Lovely hunt John! Fantastic artifacts, and those two whopper coppers! Argentina and France…way cool
Comment from : @scottharding9916

Do you think there could have been a port or station of some sort on that field? The finds are so varied as if there were many people from different countries in the area Great video!
Comment from : @AThike

Win an Edward thruppence on a wager, call for a hammer, nail, and cord Wear it proudly at the pub :)
Comment from : @paulkline515

Brilliant video and brilliant finds John, what an awesome day
Comment from : @paulmichaelbooth5230

Wow what finds it’s clear to me you are located by an old railway line long gone so people stopping for a beak off train stretching there legs dropping there treasures! Also the large lead item is an old battery cell no museum needed 😂
Comment from : @suggssecurity

The squirrel seal is so Monty Python 😂
Comment from : @chalmer31

You have fans all over the world, John, remember that Some really unique finds there, as well as your giving us some fascinating history lessons Amazing Cheers, and ATB!
Comment from : @erinmcgrathejm4985

A great day to anyone who detects
Comment from : @dennisgarrison3537

John congrats 🎉 on your 10,000,000 views I have been subscribed for a long time I love the videos of you finding the ancient items the most Thanks
Comment from : @johntanem7361

Wow! What finds 😮
Comment from : @OkieJammer2736

Failed pockets were the bane of home made clothes Thus the fruits of there labor go's back to the earth 😂
Comment from : @allenschmitz9644

WOW!!!!❤
Comment from : @BoldLion

Most of those 10 million views were me :)
Comment from : @karlhuttenmeister

Still killing it John Look forward to meeting you in the motherland someday
Comment from : @Davidrcobb

What amazing finds! Congratulations! The washer looking thing at 24:00 must have something to do with the British military because that mark on the top is what's called the broad arrow Which is how the British military marks items that they own Everything from nails to washers to weapons, uniforms, canteens, mess tins, and even buildings!
Comment from : @micah06v8

The squirrel coin thing looks like a Russian coin
Comment from : @pennydyer8210

That bottle looks like a vintage aspirin bottle
Comment from : @pennydyer8210

The washer with the arro is military
Comment from : @Hans-GöranBerglund

You are so right John I dont detect to find gold and get rich i detect to be in touch with history Even when i find a simple old penny i wonder who dropped it Amazing video as always! Congrats on the views and you will hit 50k subscribers soon!😊😊
Comment from : @Leanne-juk05

What a fantastic day for your John and amazing finds You don’t need to find anything older with the variety you found Just waiting to see what the next hole gives up is the exciting bit and your fields always produce great stuff The foreign coins were great to see but for me that little silver brooch is beautiful 😍 The workers on that farm must have been sad to lose their money - half a dozen eggs less 😔 Thanks John and fingers crossed for a well deserved 50k Looking forward to seeing Simon next time 👍
Comment from : @psalinasMrsGhostie1

Well John, the consistency in this video is brilliant find after find and all really good conversation pieces and, your Squirrel token/coin could be Danish as the national emblem of Denmark is the Red Squirrel Congratulations on your new subs well done pal I really enjoyed it
Comment from : @ouzalghost8411

Yes no holy grail but thanks for the gokozy body warmer changed my work day no end
Comment from : @markshaw1601

Hi John Your small lead item has squirrels on it and is a Johnny walker whiskey bottle seal I found one just the same 👍 not sure how to show you a pic of mine Anyway great video as usual 👍👍
Comment from : @mombretiaman

incredible outing great place full of collectables
Comment from : @arcticmorning

Fantastic day 🖖🖖
Comment from : @charliebrown1408

We would not be watching if you did not do great content and good f ups thank you and congratulations
Comment from : @markshaw1601

✌🍀
Comment from : @stephanbiela8150

Wow! Truly an amazing day of metal detecting for sure👍
Comment from : @carobinson1993

I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL FROM START AND WHILE 10 MILL WATCHERS IS A MILESTONE BY MOST STANDARDS SHOULD BE 20,30 40 MILL OR MORE!!! ALSO John you should be nearing at least 80 or a 100 thousand followers as this channel of yours tops anything on the Net!!!! Congrats on stats but way below what you deserve!!!! Can't get near enough of your content!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 yourself
Comment from : @raydunhill5160

I love the tiny bottle and the little squirrel seal! Congrats on the views!!
Comment from : @sallyschmitz8048

I'm so happy for you that your channel has been so successful What makes your videos special is that you know the history behind most of your finds and you explain their relationship to the history of the area I love seeing new videos pop up, and I wait until I have uninterrupted time to enjoy watching them, usually when I am having my dinner, or when I go to bed We all appreciate the effort and time you spend to bring us such high quality videos
Comment from : @judyhunt123

My dad went out to Argentina after fighting in WW1 and spent around 15 to 18 years working on an estancia brMany Scots went to work as shepherds in Patagonia
Comment from : @annabelmacrae5256

Amazing finds! Very enjoyable watch
Comment from : @mikef6114

The circle with the hole and arrow looks like British WWII broad arrow printed on ordinance or mechanical material
Comment from : @barbaraslater6507

The LMS Railway insignia has the English Rose and Scottish thistle joined by a bow The thing in the middle above is a dragon’s wing, borrowed from the coat of arms of the City of London
Comment from : @davidmercer1576

One of your best vids! I enjoy your inclusion of your wonderings, they add much to the journey Massive find with the Argentina coin!
Comment from : @andreaj1460

Argentina has a sgnificant population of people with Scottish ancestry It has the largest Scottish diaspora outside of the English speaking world, with an estimated 100,000 people claiming Scottish heritage Scots played a key role in Argentina's development particularly in areas like trade, the railways and of course football, thanks to Alexander Watson Hutton (1853 - 1936)
Comment from : @jimroberts3009

10M views and on the cusp of 50K subscribers It’s all well deserved!!
Comment from : @RhudeIslander

It's a pill bottle
Comment from : @andrewmoore7416

Those are great finds, lots of history
Comment from : @sharonmalone8312

👏👏👏 What an interesting day! Absolutely loved the eclectic finds & info Can't fault the historical knowledge Makes for excellent listening! 50 K subs incoming!! 👍👍 Get up!!! Bless 👍
Comment from : @nickharmer3049

WOW That kind of day can sure make up for a bunch of slow days Thanks for sharing!!!
Comment from : @relicrat

Incredible history, again! Many thanks Professor John for taking us back in timebrTruly my favorite videosbrKevin
Comment from : @sniddley

Nice one John congrats on 10m views 🎉✌🏻👌🏻👊🏼🥂
Comment from : @MrE-

Squirrel brA symbol of thrift, caution and conception
Comment from : @annieng86

Well done, great day detecting by you 🎉🎉
Comment from : @laviniawoollard2223

Brilliant 💯
Comment from : @kaare65

2025 is certainly off to a great start for you!! Fab finds😍 Love the brooch, it's gorgeous!! The mark on the 'washer' looks very much like the British Broad Arrow mark used on military/government property back in the day - maybe its part of artillery or something? What an epic day!
Comment from : @tanithmessenger3581

Roman sniff heads 😂
Comment from : @rolansmith9951

That arrow on what I would say is a grommet off of canvas looks quite a lot like a broad arrow, used to show property of the crown They had it quite a bit on my forebears that they shipped out here to Van Dieman’s Land
Comment from : @stevebutton7066

What a great bunch of finds! Frozen ground here Dig some dirt for me
Comment from : @IdahoOrv

incredible amount of finds , keepers, well done and good effort
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

The ten and the twenty francs from the same empereur are made of gold so good luck🍀!!
Comment from : @felixmonteil9251

Brilliant video as always I had a Napoleon 3rd ten cent in a park in Swansea last week 😂😂
Comment from : @Monk3y3186

the silver brooch looks a lot like the Yorkshire or Lancashire rose great video again and thank you for sharing of your experiences on the glorious fields of Perthshire
Comment from : @DeanCawthrow

It is « dix centimes » or « ten cents » Napoleon 3 Good job!!!!brHello from France 🇫🇷!
Comment from : @felixmonteil9251

Ships trading all over the world a load to and a load back to Scotland from all over the world and men working on ships like going to bars to drink, need foreign money to buy a brew did returnbrwith coins from all over the world I grew up in Norfolk VA a port town and many ships landed there from overseas and ships returned from foreign ports we saw many foreign coinsbrcome to my father's bar sailors from Naval Base brought them in my father traded them for beers he had quite a collection The Royal Navy were in town too and headed there knowing heard he accepted money from all over they brought him UK coins older ones the large copper pennies and any silver he really wanted those
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

Thought of you yesterday with a wry smile as I dug up my first fork of the year 😊
Comment from : @colins1487

Checking on the republica Argentina dos centavos coin 1891 has highest mintages of series 1882 - 1896
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

of all the south America coins have scant knowledge of any from Argentina what a find glad to see it first time for me
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

The 1941 half penny sure has a beautiful tone and glow under the corrosion on surface but looks not very worn
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

I'm wondering if the Argentina coin was potentially linked to the guano trade as that would have been used on the fields as fertiliser Probably a keepsake or something from a sailor or it ended up in a bag of guano or something
Comment from : @MetalDetectingSwansea

Epic day!
Comment from : @jasonkaiser1179

It's one hundred a lead battery
Comment from : @nickjones7077

That bezel looks like it would fit the silver locket back
Comment from : @micheleheddane3804

I am so glad I found your channel It has become my favorite! I feel like we learn so much from most of your finds Thank you for bringing us such quality videos!❤
Comment from : @EmilyBoltz

A great day again John
Comment from : @michaelwyatt1143

Ten MILLION views!!! Congratulations, John! I remember when you were thanking us for 1,400 views! That shows what can happen when a great personality combines with a lot of great knowlwdge and some actual FUN! You GO, John, and I look forward to 14 million views!
Comment from : @janetgrahamtheberge4772

That little very stout bottle may be smelling salts?
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

i wish i could afford to travel a d detect overseas but sadly the cost nowadays has been so over priced for detecting packages of place to stay and places to detect its become a rich mans hobby
Comment from : @beardednomadvanlife6363

I don't like being cold at all but can bundle up and get used to cold air and it is refreshing and it's tough being hot doing this and in any sun? Hard to deal with
Comment from : @jeffreylockhart8292

Excellent work John Great day to be out! Thank you sir
Comment from : @TedCallaway

Could all those silver round pieces be a part of the silver pin you found Could have it been a woman’s watch pin?
Comment from : @muddymetalers

Congratulations on 10 million views It’s because you’re a genuine and good man and very knowledgeable with history
Comment from : @AlbertD711

Absolutely right 😊 it's the history Love your show Hi from Texas, United States
Comment from : @virginiafox2119

I totally agree about why we metal detect In Australia, we don't get things that are ancient in your terms but I love what I find I also enjoy researching what I have found id necessary It all adds to our local history
Comment from : @helenbennett2845

Awesome video John your the best out there can't wait for the next one
Comment from : @lyleduncan1853

Hi John, your finds were amazing! The button design has the fruit representing London, the ship representing Midland, and the thistle representing Scotland It's something I realized as I watched Have a great week!!
Comment from : @aprilleighallred8546

that was a great outing chapI found 1 of those Napolean3 coins in Wisconsin too
Comment from : @swampfizz

Thank you for sharing your fantastic, treasure-filled day with us
Comment from : @girlnorthof60

I found a chinese cash coin from the 1600's in Wisconsin 6,200 miles so ya got melol you probably know the chinese brought their own money with them to the US in the 1800's and just dealt with their own chinese community because the US didnt like themthe coins they brought were old copper/brass coins similar to tokens that were really old and had a square in the middle
Comment from : @swampfizz

Googled the railway button Roses and thistles with a dragons wing! Who'd of thunk it! All your other fines freakin epic! You can waffle away all you want! I've enjoyed it immensely!
Comment from : @jodyherr3249

The “squirrels” lead seal could be sables If you look at the seal or flag of Siberia (Russia) it may be that? Fur, timber, sat and rhubarb were some of the exports that could be associated with the lead object you found
Comment from : @gwynbourlakov7252