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No idea what that brass handle was originally but it looks like it could be fashioned into a nice beer tap handle.

Awesome find congrats

Awesome finds congrats Brad cool hunt

Unamazing?????

Incredible find Brad! Absolutely insane! I bet your heart was beating out of your chest lol

Letter opener

What a great event looks like great fun,😅 wish I was as always here.

That seated coming out was epic . let's do it again soon!

Thanks for this. I’ve already contacted Blackthorne about next year’s hunt. Another fan from South Carolina!

Hey Brad (or anyone that knows), have you ever talked about the equipment you use? I am dying to know what detectors you use.

Looks like a unique and fun event. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Noon on Friday?

Congrats on all the silver Brad! Especially the seated quarter.

Very nice Brad. Congrats on the Wheaties, IHP, Mercury Dimes, Silver Washington Quarter and especially the 1876 Seated Quarter. Excellent Hunt. Take Care Brad

I'm curious of worth of the one you found sir

How incredible, what an exciting hunt, congratulations on all the sweet silver

Love the way everything is explained.

Amazing!

What a great day!!!!!

Wow, gratz on it all, but that quarter, just wow.❤

This channel and the guys down in South Carolina, *"Dig that Beep,"* are by far my favorite metal detectorist UA-cam channels to watch. Both channels have incredible production values. There is never any profanity on either channel. Both hosts, as well as the supporting cast on "Dig that Beep," put a lot of time and effort into the necessary research in order to be as successful as they are. The guys in South Carolina spend a significant portion of their spare time each year knocking on doors after their initial research shows them potential homesteads, businesses, and churches that might offer up places where they could possibly find old relics, copper coins, and silver coins. That's in addition to public property such as schools, which in South Carolina are perfectly legal to metal detect without permission.

Well done. Wonderful story.

Amazing finds Brad, congrats.

would you mind directing me to links of the gear you use? Thanks! and I really enjoy the videos. Keep up the great work!

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alot of those one screw hole brass thingys are probably lock keyhole covers. they tended to cover keyholes for saftey reasons, I guess

Awesome finds.

The only silver I ever find is in my mailbox.

That one is just a pendant, if it were a rosary medal it would have two loops on top and one on the bottom.

As a coin collector, I love the old coins!

I absolutely love your videos, you are very informative about everything you dig. You are a very good instructor to listen to.

Lid is most likely coffee/tea pot?

Saddle/harness strap pull device??

I agree, love finding the old copper coins, but there’s something about seeing that shine of a silver! 👍😎🐆🐆

What an awesome event❤

Fun

Why does NJ Coin Hunter look like he could pass as your buddy Chris's twin brother lol Awesome video bro

Love your show brother,your day definitely has a silver lining.✌️👍

Great finds, especially the military buttons.

Damn, really don't like your web page, not navigable, info not findable, older guy here, don't do FB, Inst, X, none of that shit

If I had to choose one, I'd choose the Trime. Great find.

Greetings from South Carolina 🎉

How many Conastoga bells have you found?A real joy still to watch your videos 👍👌‼️

I'm pretty sure that silver medallion you found had an 1839 date on the front of it.

Hey! Blackthorne! Did you find Jimmy DiResta? You need to go there for the Maker Camp and meet all the makers, do some blacksmithing, and maybe even some leatherwork!

What an amazing day!!! Beautiful treasures... Thank you for allowing us to tag along😊

An incredible trip, congratulations to the organisers, just brilliant 😊

Great video. Those Mercury dimes are incredible.

Are you using the equinox 800 or what?

I would suggest that you take a few more trips to New York!