Ocean Beach coins everywhere , Check out what I found today on the surface 🇦🇺

Hey guys. Well, it was an awesome day and an awesome night. So I went down to Ocean Beach and met up with Nick. And Nick's an orange boy. Does a bit of nugget metal detecting out there. And he's down the beach there with me today and we did awesome. So, plenty of senkers, as we normally do. Bits of copper and copper nails. A nice little sparkly ring here that's got a bit of a sparkle to it as it goes round. And it turned out to be sort of copper-ish, silver-ish, crud. Probably a dog pendant maybe, dog tag. And that ring looked hopeful when it came out of the ground, but crud. That's an old belt buckle. That's an oldie and a goodie. And yeah, some pennies and a bit of everything. So, digging. I was on fire. So, plenty of coins to be dug up, plenty of holes. And me and Nick, we did alright. And then I went back tonight and, would you believe it, 12 o'clock, high tide. Didn't even need a metal detector. I was just picking it up. I was just coming to the surface left, right and centre. So, for two, three hours I just ran up and down, grabbing all these off the surface. No metal detector required. So, awesome night. Damn awesome night. So, quite happy with that. And that's all from the last couple of weeks. Plenty of coins. And here's one of the unusual ones I found, a penny. And it looks like it's been hit with a bullet or something. But it's definitely got a big, huge indentation there. So, I think it's about 1940 something. So, not too bad. And how's this? This half penny, 1921. And I'll tell you what, there's nothing, not much left of it compared to the one next to it. Which is well and truly crudded. Awesome. Alright, well that's a wrap up guys from Ocean Beach. It just keeps giving. Just keeps giving. And that's awesome. Alright guys, thanks for watching. See ya.