Coins, button and thimble are treasures, but the claw marks on the tree, the baby orange creature and the scenery were treasures in their own right, Brad. Well done. Thank you.

Out of all the metal detector KZreadrs, you are my favorite!!!! You don’t over hype any single find. If anything, you processed with caution. Your description is exactly what it says it is. And your honesty and knowledge of artifacts is so appreciated .

Thanks Brad for great family entertainment! We gave up traditional television last year and are 100% KZread watchers. Your videos are amongst our favorites to check out!

@GMMD

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Phil & Donna!

ya know what? i pick your videos over tv ANYTIME!!! history, geography and music! ANYTIME! thank you for sharing!!

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

You not only uncover the past, you're preserving the present with all your fantastic photos of the land. I really enjoy both aspects of your videos.

@kayesdigginit1519

5 жыл бұрын

I agree completely 😀

An interesting fact about the beaver trade is that a lot of people believed it was a fashion to wear fuzzy hats , but the truth is that the fur was scraped off and felted. Beaver is very water proof and holds it’s shape well. Some Steatsons are still made with beaver, that’s why they are so expensive. Also to make the hats, mercury was used, thus the reason for the mad hatters. You bought some new jeans😁

Hands down best detecting videos on youtube. I enjoy the history and research you share. Having context to frame your finds makes it so much more enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work and God bless from Virginia!

Brad, you keep getting better and better with your eye for spectacular shots. I thoroughly enjoyed today's video, you stand head and shoulders above your peers!

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, J!

Love how you show so much of the lovely NE landscape and educate on wildlife and plants. I do not metal detect but am learning a lot about history.

Those pioneers had so few possessions so it's amazing to find anything.

As I work in publishing and marketing, I work with a lot of video publishers, so let me compliment you on creating such an enjoyable channel to watch. Excellent video editing, good style; nice job!

Thanks for taking the time to show the beautiful surroundings as well as your awesome finds ☺️

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU for watching!

Come for the music, stay for the detecting! You have a very nice playground, Brad.

Great content awesome camera work. Nice job with your channel

Brad I always enjoy watching your videos and the history you bring us. You are One of the most history hunters that I enjoy on KZread malls. Please keep your great videos coming as always love the history and your fines that you allow us to see. Cheers smokin Joe from North Carolina

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joe!

Franklin's Fugio cent was only made in 1787. But they were used for many years. Fantastic finds and very interesting days adventure!

Great video. I love how you take the time to inform us of your surroundings. The bear marks and baby red salamander are icing on the cake. Well done.

The last coin was interesting I didn't know they existed. Quite a beautiful coin when in good shape.

Brad, thank you for taking us along on another of your detecting adventures. Watching you pull the Fugio cent out of the ground was definitely a highlight of the video. It is amazing the kind of history that is lying under our feet waiting to be found.

I love the music in your videos. Really sets the mood.

It is so refreshing to see pristine land in which animals and nature can exist as intended. Great video.

how could somebody thumbs down this video? whoever you are get a life!! thanks again for another great one Brad.Dont ever stop making and sharing these please

The Fugio cent, also known as the Franklin cent,[1][2] is the first official circulation coin of United States. Consisting of 0.36 oz of copper, it was designed by Benjamin Franklin and minted only in 1787. Some historians believe that the word "business" was intended literally here, as Franklin was an influential and successful businessman. It does not mean "mind your own business" as that phrase is used today, but rather, "pay attention to your affairs".[

@kayesdigginit1519

5 жыл бұрын

I tried to find out how long it was used as actual currency before being made a historic coin; even back then; no glory.

@liseswolfs8624

5 жыл бұрын

From what I read and understand, the coin was only in circulation for a year.

@liseswolfs8624

5 жыл бұрын

@@kayesdigginit1519 From what I have read and understand, it was only in circulation for a year.

Absolutely beautiful! You are so talented! Love the music and the videography! Can’t wait for the next one!

Love the way these videos are edited!! Calm, Serene and just perfect for winding down at work during lunch :)

Awesome-love how you usually dig into history... this episode hits home-we are professional trappers next door in New Hampshire. Trapper Camp could also have indicated a fur trading post in which case you might find more in this area if you find the various sites of the stores, bunk houses, etc.

Hi Brad, such a beautiful area for detecting in, you found some very cool things especially the thimble and the Fugio cent. Congrats on your findings, I love the music you always play between talking and how you show off the area and wildlife. A fantastic video, thank you for taking us along. x

Well done. I’m sure the family was happy to learn more about the lands history. 👍

Another great day for you.. The Ben Franklin designed penny is a whole chapter in a history lesson. I was thinking that with the thimble and backstory, if that place was a seasonal spot where trappers could come and sell their pelts. The buyer then sewing packs together for transportation out. Did not seem to have enough iron in the ground for a work station, farm, trapping or even homestead. But maybe reason for another trip one day. Another Thumbs Up Video.

Another beautiful area to explore. I love your findings. Thimbles are such a cool find. Thanks for sharing.

Been catching up on your older videos and I must comment on how interesting, educational, and beautiful your videos are. So much more than metal detecting.

Love all the Historical finds and the landscape brings all kinds of thoughts to mind keep up the good work

Found an old thimble near an old old two room log cabin here in Arkansas. I often imagine a little pioneer wife mending clothes by lantern light. The cabin was classic two room with dog trot. Mud and stick chimney each end. The logs had wonderful two way beveled notches so logs couldn't move. About 18" Dia pine flattened on two sides. Foot adze and broad ax marks very plain. The walls had remnants of newspaper covering to keep out cold. One piece advertised an iron wheeled horse less carriage from 1893. One old timer told me the Bakers lived there and old man Baker made the best moonshine in Saline county. There's the base remnant of an ancient Indian mound across the Middle Fork of the Saline River where I live. We're 100 ft above the bottom. I suppose I'm the only living person that knows of it. We're only a few miles from the Hughes mound which has never been excavated. The deer showed me where it was or I'd never have noticed. Real history is so neat and completely absorbing.

Thank you again for a great video. Even if you didn't find anything, the beauty that you show means a lot. May God watch over you when you are out and about by yourself. When you showed that last coin I thought it was a George Washington inauguration button. One can only hope.

Brad - I suspect that finding the cool stuff you find is just the icing on the cake, so to speak. I think your true motivation is just to get out into the beautiful backwoods of your state!

Great video, as always, Brad! Love how you share the beauty of your country, as well as your awesome finds! Cheers from Australia, Chris

I use a wheelchair and don’t get much time outside. Thank you for sharing the nature and the history.

My heart jumped as soon as I saw the chain of rings!! Great find!

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks James!

Hi Brad,Craig here,your videos are AWESOME!! OWL Pellet you found,my son's teacher took the class to find some.Owls don't digest hair or bone and puke up those two things when done eating. Found them flatter on a rail at job site,soak them in a bowl of warm water, and use tweezers to find bones and skulls of little not so lucky critters! Next video,those were " Newt" eggs? Not sure. Thanks for your efforts, I really enjoy your work ( fun)!!

Kinda' late to the party, but at 10:18 that looks like an early monocle and the glass is just missing. Would not be surprised if the handle is somewhere near.

More great finds. I hope you go back it seem like a really good spot to find more awesome stuff.

Beautiful coins this time out and that button with the details was fantastic.

Perserving the past, an the nature so awesome.

This is by far my favorite channel to watch. From the videography to the music, the great finds and your vast knowledge of artifacts and history. ...you are the best at what you do!!! Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world!!!

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@TigerCummings

4 жыл бұрын

). Gchasing the gold

Very cool exploration ! Never heard of the “fugio “ coin , great Information . Thank you for sharing your trips . I think you have one of the best channels !

Another beautiful video sir! And great finds to go with the handed down story from the land owners. Vermont is a beautiful place. I would love to go there one day. Preferably in the fall.

What a great day! I love the star button and I do agree that the flowered metal disc is a lid. Congratulations on the fugio!

Brad is the “Norm Abram” of Yankee metal-detecting! Articulate, mild-mannered, and informative. Admittedly, easier on the eyes too! 😉

Fine job once again. Thanks again for sharing your New England history with us ,that are to far south to find most of those items. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Your videos are always simultaneously soothing and exciting. The views of the terrain often take my breath away. Big thank you.

yep definitely a BEAR please be careful we don't want to lose you, good find today that button was amazing! That lid could be part of an old mason jar of jam or marmalade maybe? When the british were here they still had all their fancy ways!

Flower-top thing maybe tea canister lid ? Hollow circle thing maybe part of the "key" that opened tinned meat ? Beautiful salamander , glad you didn't hurt him !!! ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦

I just found your channel and sub.d. being a history buff I loved the items you found. I'll keep watching.

love the music it goes with the view u have here

Beautiful location and really great finds and history! Thanks again!

That thin floral pattern “lid” almost looks like the top of an old mansion jar. Absolutely beautiful coins!

I love when the Beaver is active! :-)

First I've ever seen the Franklin coin. Lots of good finds. What separates you from the rest of the diggers is your editing of the surroundings of where you are, I always enjoy them. Many of them are picturesque. Good video.

Beautiful videography, as usual. The Fugio cent was an incredible find!

Great video!!! Always impressed by your knowledge of what you find. Beautiful scenery and cool finds, it just doesn't get much better than that!!! Keep the fun to watch videos coming!!!

Wow you had some awesome finds loved the coins ! Thank you for another great adventure and finding pieces of history !

Wonderful. Beautiful as well as wonderful finds. I hope you never change your theme music. I never tire of hearing it. Thanks for all you do.

Burley Woodsmen like flowered designed lids too !

Great finds Brad! The latest coin was 1803 so the site probably dates to around 1810 if not earlier. I don't imagine there were many settlers in your section of VT that early so the "camp" may have been a long ways from civilization. I suspect this was a seasonal camp used for trapping, hunting, fishing, maple sugaring, etc. to supplement their farming income. beautiful area and great photography. Thanks!

Absolutely awesome finds

Really neat stuff today. Thanks Brad

Great job Brad!!

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing!

Wow! Got chills when you pulled up the Fugio Cent. Finding unexpected treasures while pursuing a "maybe" location... this is just the best! A classic beautiful GMMD video! Well Done!

Great hunt man. Enjoyed watching.......

VERY COOL! Wow- I’m in Idaho and now I want to go find a trapper’s cabin to detect. Love colonial stuff- ....Great video!

Very interesting - Thanks. Love your music, photography and history lessons.

Brad, you found a Fugio! Woo hoo! Awesome coin and button finds. I love the thimble, and I think that was a watch winder there. The container lid is gorgeous! Beautiful scenery and excellent videography! Thanks!

Great Video...nature is awesome

Another fantastic video I always look forward to your videos and I’m never disappointed. Thanks!

Boy, do you make me miss VT! Wonder if the stamped lid could be an early canning jar lid. Love your videos.

Super hunt Brad, thanks for sharing.

The duck was a Wood duck, the call is very diagnostic. Always enjoy your videos, very informative and entertaining, thanks!

Great finds and video. Amazing coins.

Thanks for sharing another great adventure and finds !!!

My new favorite Chanel. You are a joy to watch. If I were to go adventuring, you would definitely my go to (hopeful) partner. Always picturesque and informative. Thanks for your always excellent productions.

I really enjoy your videos from the intro (the music puts you into the mood of the area) to all the woods and of course your finds.

Awesome video Brad.

Great finds. Love those details you find. Thanks for sharing

Had to come on my phone to like videos and subscribe because I watch on TV. Thank you for all your content. I metal detect here near Milwaukee, WI. I travel around midwest to play poker, stay many different places and drive through smaltowns. I have something I want to send you. I love watching your channel at the table while I play. Relaxes me. Lol Plus when I can't detect I live vicariously through you. Thanks again. Please reply with mailing address if possible. 🤙

@GMMD

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Kevin! Shoot me an e-mail at GreenMountainMetalDetecting@Gmail.com

Another awesome video.

History!!! Great finds!

Great finds! The Fugio is a fantastic find. A part of history! Great job, thanks for sharing and have a nice weekend!

Brad , another gem of a video ! Superb finds ! Thanks for bringing us along !

Here's a big "Congrats!" on finding another Fugio. There's so much historical significance with those coins.

As always Brad great finds and cool place! Thanks 4 sharing! Have a diggin good week!!😁😁

I've found a few of those brass ring type things with the small tab on them here in Britain. Sometimes oval shaped. Haven't a clue what they are either.

Your videos are top notch. I am really enjoying them. Thanks.

I love waking up on Fridays to your videos. As usual, awesome video. Thank you for sharing.

Another awesome hunt! Thanks for the beautiful footage! Congrats on some really cool finds!! Keep up the great work! Love your videos! Best of luck and HH!

Awesome finds! Your videos are a treat!

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Donna!

Great job great video!!!

Awesome. I'd love to find a place like that. Cool, cool video

I’m so very glad I found your channel....you are so passionate about what you do and that makes these videos all the more appealing..thank you!

Got say been watching your videos for about 4 days now and I can honestly say you bring such a calm and clear picture of you your surroundings also your finds. I'm Gary from the UK. Take keep swinging.

@GMMD

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gary!