Amazing what you can find in old fields metal detecting!!:spin:

[The Silverslingers]

Hi fellow treasure hunters!! Took our detectors last weekend, slapped the big coils on them, and hit the wide open colonial fields --> WOW! So worth it!
Thank you all for watching!! (none of the videos are monetized, so no ads)...

https://youtu.be/0xFtSv7NhIM

 

[bootyhoundpa]

Wow,great finds..half dime is my favorite...i love that kind of hunting....thanks for sharing..congrats

 

[The Silverslingers]

Hi!! Thank you so much for watching!! I can't believe what great shape that half dime is in....LOVE hunting old fields!! Happy hunting to you!!

 

[mudpuppy]

Excellent! Also, great running through that cornfield too! You guys sure do a great job with these videos...Good Luck on your next hunt! Hats off to you and thank you for putting so much fun in watching your adventures!
Mud

 

[The Silverslingers]

Thank you so much Mud!! We sure try to have a lot of fun making the clips...the excitement comes naturally as I think there is nothing better than touching something I just unearthed and feeling that history come alive....can't wait for the weekend! Thank you so much for watching!!

 

[Dancer]

Slingers, I see you guys aren't having much luck finding old Aluminum Beer cans. The field near where I live (Pa.) has a great history of beer drinking. I have unearthed alcohol & Vintage oil cans aplenty. The oldest have only the tops & bottoms left fore the can itself was tin, long since disintegrated. I'm very fortunate that I don't have to waste time digging old coins, relics & such. Sometimes I never even make it into the field, cause some nice people have piled the cans along the road. I'm not going to crow about my good luck, but I do very well on recycling day.

Hey, seriously you guys keep up the great videos. Lol
Dancer

 

[The Silverslingers]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!! That was a fun post to read first thing Friday morning....beer cans are my nemesis too (particularly the Budweiser variety tends to populate the beautiful fields and woods; I think they travel in herds!)...I learned to discriminate them on my VX3 and now (luckily) ever dig one, unless it's very squished and deep. Phew! More for you to dig - who needs the old stuff anyway!

Happy almost weekend!!

 

[Elton]

It's fun watching your reactions, Your finds, and your enthusiasm ................ Thank you for taking the time to share..