Drought Reveals Lake Bottom is FULL of Treasures
Drought Reveals Lake Bottom is FULL of Treasures
On this adventure I metal detect a lake shore exposed by drought. Blown away by the things I find!
Original music by Brad Martin
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What people don’t get is in 1902 a quarter was a weeks pay .
I enjoy all of your videos. So well done. Good music with clean nicely spoken narrative. Love seeing things from the past . Especially from the Northeast. I am a Florida native. Thank you so much for sharing. 🙌💯
We call those Maple Spouts… “Spigots”
𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂 😔
Part of a broach
Love your energy, vibe and enthusiasm. Really great videos.
Your videos rock! Possily just silver or gold……but you rock!
What is the spray you’re using? It cleans the coins up really well.
First one was tap also
Broach
Geology is Biology! Jesus said the Earth is a carcass. We live on a dead thing. You can see Typhon the dragon in the northern desert of Africa and Quetzalcoatl in the North American Continent.
Brad great day for you young man outdoors love you video stay blessed and see you again on the next episode 🙏👍
Time code 610 julrey box clasp
The mystery item has to be a pin, as in decorative jewelry of some sort. Neat!
Yes, a brooch or a hair adornment. Shoe buckle.
The mystery find looks like it may possibly be a woman’s hair barrette.
cool stuff
They were both maple taps.
I get a little jealous watching these videos.
That same thing happened to me. I was in a spot that i literally gridded over a 4 year period over and over. One day i was playing with the "goldfield" program and hit a shallow target. It was a standing liberty quarter. It is easy to miss a square inch was the lesson i learned that day.
In the early 1900s workers earned about $13 a week for 59 hour work week, 25 cents would be an hours worth of work. Someone probably cried when they realized they lost that quarter.
I bet the thing in 3 pieces is from a horse harness.
Your 1902 barber quarter is from the New Orleans mint and probably about very good or VG condition, making it worth approximately $10.-25. retail, sometimes more depending on how much less friction is applied at recovery sites. In these cases when silver is recovered from watery sediment, it’s going to usually be black from chemical reactions. Most people are eager to rub away all the black staining but, don’t do it. With some patience you could potentially strike a rarity in Barber coinage. You may have found a gold mine, careful about sharing coordinates. Good luck
Another CULO.
What a great little treasure adventure of finds that delivered where you were. I enjoyed watching this video. Good luck on your next search!!!
Great video thanks.
Loves going to the maple syrup farmfactorywoods. 😂 the best maple syrup is definitely in Canada. Check out the syrup hiest. Was a big one and a huge deal over here. 😂👍🍻
The Sugar Maple taps brought back great memories of tapping Maple trees with my late Grand Father. I remember how excited I was to check from tree to tree to see how much sap each bucket had in it.
Got your two cents worth!
Those coins could buy alot back when they were lost.
THIS MAY SCHOCK YOU, BUT WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN SEEING YOU, JUST THE TREASURES
The filigree piece might be a part of a decorative hair comb
Stop talking so much
Not just a fishing lure ha ha an original red devil super cool from a fishermans point of view lol.
Looks like brooch
Vermonters need to sew the holes in their pockets.
Nice hunt…beautiful spot
Nose ring: early punk era.
You are probably my favorite “hunting” channel.
Make a killing off those coins with the right collector!
not ox ring,part of harness
Your philagree piece was probably a hair ornament for a lady
I think it’s a brooch. Broaches have those 2 prongs on the back of them.
Same old Brad i’ve watched for years, perfect tone and great to watch. Thanks for the upload and may your channel continue to grow.
At 6:56, I am betting that was part of a picture frame. Love that I stumbled upon your channel!
I just found your channel, enjoyed the show. My opinion on the filigree is it looks like pieces of a hair barrette, add nodules on back side would grip hair.
Hardware off a piece of furniture.
That’s a buckle for a belt
Great finds your the best, congrats.
I fell down your site as a rabbit hole. You need to do a program on digging into pack rat mounds. They collect shinny things and archeologists find these as, I believe, mounds a thousands of years old. They are easy to find and they will easily move leaving their treasures behind. Just up your alley. They are what looks like a very large hamster with a tail. Mounds 3 to 4 feet tall looking like a dry beaver nest is a good way to describe them.
Send me a link when you search out your first pack rat Mound.
Thanks, your videos are great