Channel: MetalDetecting24

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Description: Watch me over the shoulder during another treasure hunt. My goal was to investigate the area below and above the tiny "silver spot" from my previous video: youtu.be/1TAQSlYzqeU The hunt started with an excellent find, a "spectacle buckle". I did some (brief) research and although I couldn't find a buckle of the exact shape, I stumbled upon some design similarities that point to a 1550-1650 time frame. Example 1: finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/829543 (the pointy knops) Example 2: finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1014327 (the narrow shape of the loops) The Ross Whitehead (Buckles) book also shows similar examples (like No.370). I could be wrong though. As I moved up I heard a shallow, bad sounding signal. My instant thought was: it is going to be modern trash... I had to look twice when a very thin silver coin appeared! It was a "2 Kreuzer" (1604-1635). More info on the coin: en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces171018.html I had hopes to find silver in the lower section, but not this way (at this "depth", with that sound). When I reached the previous silver spot, I made a turn and went for another portion of this hill... That's where I found what looked like a very thin (copper) necklace with a missing gem. How old could it be? I don't know, there are some 1920's "design vibes", but it could also be slightly older. I then took a 15 min break in the sun, not knowing that my metal detector already "runs on fumes" with almost no power left. Why should I? I fully charged it at home, before my previous (relatively short) hunt until the LED blinked, signalizing that the charging process was complete. After 1 h and 35 min (break excluded) the Deus quit without warning. The battery should last for a few more hours, which wasn't the case. I'm a little bit upset, because it's my third Deus "HF" coil I've purchased that shows the same problems! Two of my other (HF) coil batteries are already dead... I hope you enjoyed this adventure. The series continues with this episode: youtu.be/M4Rk8Rk8Mvg And the following one with more amazing finds: youtu.be/M4UuRsoxE94 Thanks for watching.