Great Recoveries, Yep drinking beer making sinkers. There's just a little left, pass me that cap Greg 👍

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha Hold my beer and watch this! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Hi Greg, yes indeed that was a good hunt. Joyce ❤️🙏🇺🇸

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Joyce and thanks so much for watching this one. Glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

It's always good to have a friend with some permissions LOL make sure to thank Ricky!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I definitely appreciated Ricky's invitation and we had a great time out there. Thanks so much for watching this one, Brandon and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Absolutely love this channel, I really like you adding the old pictures with what you dig. Gives a story to what you are doing. Really great

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

That is really great to hear Eric and I love putting the finds in a historical context using the old photos that can be tied to what was just found. "History makes the find a treasure!" Really glad you enjoy the format of my episodes. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

I swear, sometimes the gravitational pull of the earth or the way the stars are aligned just make signals pop. That's why we go back over and over and keep finding stuff. Well done!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha I definitely agree with that, Charlie. It was an amazing day and I didn't want to stop swinging that coil out there. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Awesome finds that you and your friend Ricky found, then the coins especially finding silver.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching this one Steven and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Congratulations on all the silver, Greg! 😊 You know I love the railroad spikes 😉 But that lead bottle cap was so weird, I love it! 😄 Looking forward to next week.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Andrea and I really love those funky finds like the lead bottle cap. LOL Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Another awesome episode! Love the dimes, relics and historic photos.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching this one, D and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Wow, I love the old photos, but especially those two train pictures today!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Alana and I loved those two as well. Really like the first one of the Southern Railway train at the depot. It's an amazing shot and it was nice to be able to use it since I had also found an SR lead bale seal during this hunt as well. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

I guess I'm gonna have to save my pennies for a manticore. Goes to show the difference a machine can make! Thanks for sharing Greg!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It's definitely worth the money and I have been having a blast with it out there. I know some people like to contest that a machine can make a difference at times but this one definitely did at this old test park of mine. It's a sweet machine. Thanks so much for watching this one Chris and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

wow great saves. proof its never hunted out ..

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks William and that's for sure! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Not a bad silver day for you. Congratulations. Always like the old pics too

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It was definitely a great day of silver, especially for that spot! Thanks so much for watching this one, Jim and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Wow great hunt congratulations on your silver coins

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Dwight and it was pretty amazing out there! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

The Manticore sure was sniffing out the silver for you! You had an awesome hunt. Four silvers, a great seal button and an old shotgun headstamp would've made my month! Great video Greg. 💖💯

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Julie and I was pretty blown away with what I was recovering out there. I absolutely love using this Manticore and it definitely helps me get out of bed in the morning! :) Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Good show Greg! Many folks enjoy your pics connected to Era. Really nice show. Rk.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Richard and I love going into my files and finding that perfect photograph to connect to what I have found. So glad you enjoy seeing them too. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Silver coins and train pictures. Life is good.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha I love it! Sounds like a T-shirt I should have in my closet! Thanks so much for watching this one, Tony and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

A very wonderful hunt a great day!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely was Bartley! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Wow!! Great work, 4 silvers anywhere is a great day!!!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Bob and it's been a while since I got four in one day. Felt nice! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Well I think you can say officially the Manticore is the real deal. This video was the final proof for me. Will be ordering.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I am definitely impressed with it and I have been having so much fun using it. I was seriously shocked at what I pulled from my favorite old park this day. I hope you enjoy using it as well and if you decide to get it through Kellyco, don't forget to use the FAUSA code when ordering. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

I love mercury dimes your zoom in is working great nice details 👍

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I love them too, Earl. One of the best designs the US has ever minted. Sometimes I get lucky with the zoom and focus out there! LOL Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Great day of metal detecting

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Leo and it definitely was!

Thank you as always for the video, Greg, Happy Good Friday, my friend!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

My pleasure Howard! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Amazing! The condition of those dimes is great!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Steven and it sure was fun digging all those silver dimes up! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Finding old and rusty tools are some of my favorite finds. They make for great display pieces. I especially love the old plumbing wrenches and pliers for whatever reason.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I can understand that Adrien! They look amazing displayed and they have great character. Hatchet heads are a particular favorite of mine. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Love those mercury dimes such a pretty coin, great hunt and finds. 🇺🇸

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍 Fred and it definitely is one of the most beautiful coins the US has minted. They are beautiful to see come out of the ground! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Enjoyed 👍

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching this one, Rick and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Nice finds Greg and the silver dimes were sweet. Crazy on the lead bottle cap impression. We enjoyed watching as always. See you next week my friend. Ward & Kim K.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍so much and I always love finding those quirky and unusual pieces out there. That one is going in one of the shadow boxes! lol Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you both enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Great finds again Greg I guess we will name that song long silver train haha

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha and that would be fitting! Thanks so much for watching this one, Mike and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Good morning, Greg. Four nickels, four dimes, maybe four gold rings next?!😄 The railroad spikes remind me of some fun train trips I've enjoyed over the years, although the second pic might be changing some folks' minds!😂 Have a great day, see you again soon!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I like the way you think, Judy! LOL I can always use four gold rings! That was quite the train wreck photo and I'd love to know just how it ended up like that. :) Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Sweet finds w the dimes! Thanks for sharing!!’

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Mary and I was pretty shocked to have found four of them at that location! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Amazing hunt again. Love hunting the old farm field homestead sites.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Marvin and I do too! Very glad that Ricky invited me to his spot there. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Congratulations on all the silver ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I hope I can find some at the old railroad park

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Mary Kay and I hope find some great things at your site! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Outstanding. Very classy channel. Well done and very interesting relic finds. Thank you.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Mickey and I appreciate your very kind words. So glad you enjoyed watching this one! ATB Greg

Someone dropped the dimes on you this week, Greg. Great hunt.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

That's for sure and I am glad they did! It's been a long time since I had a four silver day! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Nice digs! Peter's Cartridge factory is about 40 minutes north of me, very close to Kings Island amusement park. Some of the buildings have been demolished, but the main one was recently rehabbed into condos and shopping, including a small craft Brewery. If you find yourself up in the Cincinnati area, I'd be thrilled to go visit it with you and have a cold one!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Bill! It was an amazing day out there and I've always enjoyed finding the Peter's head stamps. The older ones have a great logo on them and I've always loved their advertising from back in the day.That is good to hear that they preserved one of the original buildings and if I ever find myself up in Cinci I will definitely give you a shout! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

My soul, maybe they should have named the manticore "the silver bloodhound" instead. That's incredible! I keep looking around my house to see what I can sell so I can purchase a manticore. Really great video Greg.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I was completely shocked myself with this one. I have been finding a good amount of silver since getting this one and I feel very fortunate to be able to swing the Manticore out there. Thanks so much for watching this one, Orion and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Big silver day!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely was Larry and I was seriously shocked pulling all those dimes especially from that location! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Nice hunt thanks for sharing!!!!!!

Carrie Nation for the win!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Glad someone caught that one! I had to include that iconic photo in the video after Ricky recovered that hatchet head, Thanks so much for watching this one, Kenneth and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

All denver mint silver dimes, that doesn't happen. Lol keep these videos coming. Absolutely wonderful to watch

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely doesn't, Eric. I was noticing that as well as we usually get Philly coins in this area. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Greg I have to say I'm impressed! My buddy got one of those manticores last spring. I may eventually get one myself.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I am thoroughly impressed with it too and I hope you're buddy is enjoying his. Hope you're doing well my friend and best of luck the next time you get out. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

The lead bottle cap looks like a home made fishing weight.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

That definitely could have been what they were making. I think it's a great little find. Thanks so much for watching this one, Gordon and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Greg, it is amazing how many relics you are finding with the Manitcore after the area being searched over and over the years. The silvers were awesome and waiting to be found. I thought the lead bottle cap was funny. Loved the service button and the railroad spikes. The old photos add so much to the story of how things were and used back in the day. We officially are celebrating a nice spring weather weekend and will be out metal detecting. 👍👏😀

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

The Manticore continues to amaze and impress me. I am so glad to have it out there on my old spots. So glad you guys enjoyed watching all the finds I was able to recover. I was pretty blown away by the silver dimes. I have never found four silver at that spot before! So glad to hear you will be having some good weather and I hope you liked your shirts! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat

2 ай бұрын

Greg, we will be wearing our Finding America shirts on a dig this weekend. Also, I found an old hub cap metal detecting from a video last Friday, wondering if you may know what type of vehicle it is from. Take care.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat I'll go back to try and find the video and look at it.

@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat

2 ай бұрын

Greg, the video is titled April 5 metal detecting kind of day

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

​@@twindiggersminnesotapamandpatthat hubcap fits a 1968 or 1969 Dodge Charger. Cool find!

Jackpot great day!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely was and I was pretty blown away with the finds. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Great hunt and you solved a mystery of mine. The valve stem. I have found two of those so far and had no idea what they were. Both had no flange at the bottom. I am going to clean them up more now. Thank you!

Very nice brother 👌

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you liked watching it. ATB Greg

More great finds Greg. Just goes to show that you need to keep hunting spots that have been hunted before.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Billy and there's no doubt about that. :) Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Gotta love a day full of coins and relics!! I was able to get out and dig a bit before we got another spring blizzard. I was rewarded for a day of trash targets with my 1st Barber dime a beautiful 1909( no mint).

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Ezra and that is awesome! Huge congrats on your first Barber dime and that's a great date as well. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

@EZDiggin

2 ай бұрын

@@FindingAmerica you're welcome Greg and thank you for putting in the "work" to provide us all with an amazing adventure most Thursday mornings.

1st kid on your block to have a lead bottle cap? Bucket Lister!!!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha Yes, it definitely was one of those "I didn't even know that was on my bucket list" type of find. lol Thanks so much for watching this one, Randall and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Nice finds Greg The manticore is great in iron better than my D2

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Mark and I definitely agree that the Manticore is superb in the iron. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Once again the Manticore makes old sites new again!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It's been a joy to use out there. So much fun to swing. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Wow so hunted out and still found 4 silver dimes. Congrats

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Jana and I was dumbfounded when I started finding dime after dime at that location. Totally blew me away! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

I like those bale seals. I found something last year that MIGHT be one but it's tough to tell if it's one or just a blob of lead. Lol. There's no letters, but a possible design. It's sooo tough to tell. And you had such luck with silvers. Very nice! And that one train picture.....did they collide? Lol

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I really like the old bale seals as well, Michael. One way to know if it is a bale seal or not is to look closely at the sides of the piece for a bit of metal wire poking out. They would run thin metal wire through the sides of the seal and then crimp the seals down om the wires. When they opened the crate or package they would snip the wires at the seal and a bit would often be left poking out from the seal. Even if no wires are showing you can also look for a rust stain on the edges as well where the wire remnant rusted away. I don't know what happened with that train but it looked like it hit an invisible wall! LOL Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Congratulations on your silver dimes, Greg! Have you found that experience helps too when returning to hard hit areas? I seem to find great finds at sites I previously hit too. Of course, machines are likely different, but I think we get better at detecting techniques too. Either way, let's return to sites to hunt em again!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I completely understand your point and agree with you on that, Rich. I am forever returning to old spots because I am convinced that I am constantly getting better at metal detecting than I was the last time I was there. No matter how long one has detected, you are always learning new things and constantly honing your skills, technique and discipline out there. That is definitely a factor involved in consistently making new recoveries at old spots each time we visit them. I will say, I fully believe the new tech associated with this machine also played a very big part in what was found on this day at my test park. I enjoy the challenge of beating these old spots immensely and I can honestly say that this machine (as well as the 900 which I also love using) has increased the fun factor as well as the results out there. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

The manticore is a beast!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely is. I know you were thinking about getting one so I thought I would let you know that there is an awesome sale on it that came out this morning. $500.00 off right now. Check the Community page here on the channel for more info.

@jaygordon9554

2 ай бұрын

@FindingAmerica wow that is a great deal.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

@@jaygordon9554 It is and you can also use the FAUSA code with it too.

Greg, for a while there, I thought you were going to find 30 pieces of silver dImes. LOL

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha Thanks Tom and I would have purposely quit before hitting 30 that day. Wouldn't want to be a Judas out there! :) LOL Hope you are doing well my friend and great hearing from you. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Greg great video as usual. Please share your vdi and pattern on your signals. I'm not doing as well with mine.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Sean and I do call out my VDI pretty much each time while I'm out there. Honestly, I truly dig it all out there and I chase every single good conductive signal and even the good iron signals I come across. There really is no secret pattern or technique to my detecting when I am out in the field. I haven't even taken the Manticore out of the All Terrain General program yet. I just go low and slow, separate the signals and dig it all. Keep putting the hours on the machine and don't give up on it. It's a very impressive and highly capable machine. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

That lead bottlecap could possibly be a trade weight.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

You definitely never know! Thanks so much for watching this one Scott and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

You find railway Spike's like I find harmonica reed plates, there everywhere you dig, which begs the question, How far away are the railway lines? Just curiosity Greg! Cheers Mate!

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

I do find a lot of them out there and I also find a lot of reed plates too! lol In this episode, I was just 20 yards away from the tracks. There are many times when I find them with no tracks anywhere near them. I think people used to snag and repurpose them a lot back in the day. Thanks so much for watching this one Wayne and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

lead bottlecap looks like it has a hole in it, maybe home made fishing sinker

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely could have been the plan back then. Thanks so much for watching this one, Samuel and hope you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Did you do the voice over for the commercial that is for Camp Lajune water poisoning? It sounds exactly like you.

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Haha Sorry not me and I guess I will have to pay a closer attention the next time I hear that one. Hope I didn't get AI'd out there. LOL Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Very nice finds. Could you give me information on the metal detector..

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Richard and I am using the Minelab Manticore. Here is a link to it at Kellyco for more information on it. shrsl.com/4hjng You can also use our FAUSA code if you decide to get one through them. It's been an amazing machine for me since I got it. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Some nice finds Greg. 1902 design Eagle button facing left? I’m confused.

@FindingAmerica

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Doug. When I mentioned facing right, I was looking at it from the eagle's perspective. lol I've been a car parts guy too long and it was 3AM when I was answering comments. I meant to say facing left towards the olive branches. ATB Greg

@dougsnyder8963

3 ай бұрын

@@FindingAmerica Thanks Greg. I was confused. Do you have any radiator bearings for a 89’ YUGO? 🤪

the lead bottle cap was a weight for fishing

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate the help with that Jack. Thanks so much for watching this one and hope you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Nice 1910 wheat

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Leo! Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

👍👍🤘🤙🏻✌🏻

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Doug and it's great hearing from you. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

@hensleyshobbies-doug7761

2 ай бұрын

@@FindingAmerica - no problem buddy, you are very welcome!

Maybe someone was trying to make game pieces, checkers?

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

You never know. I always enjoy finding these quirky things while out detecting and I appreciate your help with it. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Hey where are you located at in Tenn I'm from WNC enjoying your videos

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Steve and I am in the Gatlinburg area. Thanks so much for watching this one and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg

Only found one mercury dime so far

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

Congrats on finding yours and I'm sure you will find many more out there Leo!

Homemade fishing weight?

@FindingAmerica

2 ай бұрын

It definitely could have been their intention. I loved finding it out there. Thanks so much for watching this one, Vernon and glad you enjoyed it! ATB Greg