This is the oldest milled silver coin I have found so far with the Etrac. 90% of my detecting is done in pasture land which has seldom (or never) been ploughed so to find a small silver coin of this age (1743) was great. The silver 'button' is part of a cufflink. I was using the 11" coil and had the 'Roman Coin' pattern loaded into the Etrac. Christmas is coming so I will get lots of opportunities to find more great stuff as I've got a nation of sites to go at. Now I've got a new video camera, I'll video them all (weather permitting) Thanks for watching - Check out my other detecting videos in the playlist. Subscribe for more.
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The speaker uses an e-track metal detector with a Roman coin pattern to hunt for treasures in a field near their home. After several attempts and various finds, including a clog fastener and a deformed musket ball, they successfully recover a George II two-pence coin from 1743 in good condition.
Here I am in the fields just near my house
And I've downloaded a Roman coin pattern for the e-track.
It's only got a small amount of discrimination here.
And two minutes into the field, I've got a dig.
It was kind of bouncing back and forth between down here and up there.
I know you sometimes get reasonable
signals that bounce around there, sometimes musket balls and so on.
So it says it's quite deep, so
I'm afraid I'm about 9 or 10 years old
We will see what is there.
O,
may I
coin
It's...
Oh, it's a coin.
It's a coin.
It's a coin.
It's two...
It's...
O, i.e.
Hello.
The truth of the matter.
George II
Deir Mawne
Two pens.
Clever.
Another one from the south.
This one is surely...
ddim mor dda na'r cyntaf.
Indeed, O God.
This environment is going
a little bit...
Just a little bit for the story.
It's coming on the hand,
I thought it was important, but it isn't
In reality, just a little,
whether it's enameled or not, or if it's flawed or something else,
I'm sorry, I'm feeling down.
A little bit of red or white wine or something.
It looks very nice indeed, it was
A stream of six waters, truly unique indeed.
A little after midnight, this one is
a breath of the society to the society,
at the end of the day
was doing it
Felly dyma'r gobaith.
Well, it's not the coin.
I.e., what is this?
At the end of the room.
What people use according to their use of it
Fasten the clogs with the laces there.
Fasting the clogs, just like fasting the siw. Fun, interesting,
It's worth a lot. I've taken a bit more weight from the course,
dim ond metl rwst ac ati ac ati.
basic ideas. Here is another fundamental idea
It seems to be taking place somewhere
He has work clothes
big, well I'm
believe him to be a fool.
It's not a tree,
I look like
Water, like a table that meets something.
Yes, I think it's a deformed playing card.
I am certain it's a big deal, and I'm not the one to finish it.
Felly, I'm leading about
hanner i tri cwrtis o un awr
First, you must locate these basic ingredients.
and Arnold
That's the best thing ever.
Was this, yes, where is it going,
In 1743, George II,
Monday, 2 pence, Wales
A little gem in a wonderful era.
Thank you very much for this, and hopefully many more will follow.
Thank you for watching.
