Incredible Coin Spill! | The Eagle Has Landed...

Come and take part in my latest metal detecting adventure with another incredible coin spill. Everything started totally unexpected with a large silver coin. A U.S. silver Quarter (the second one I ever found in Europe).

A moment later, a second shallow signal appeared. This time I underestimated the depth and just swept the leaves with my shoe, which wasn't very smart... I just could not imagine a second silver coin at the surface, when the first one came out of the ground.
The same happened to me a while ago with much older coins... It should be another lesson for the future.

That's how the coin spill started. The ground was steep and mineralized. It required a lot of work and determination. At some point I even wished, the signals would end... but it was only a brief moment.

Total coin count: 49

16 x U.S. Dimes.
11 x U.S. Nickels.
13 x U.S. Quarters.
4 x U.S. Silver Quarters.
2 x "1 German Marks"
2 x "2 German Marks"
1 unknown (old) coin

There still was more when I left, but it was time for me to go. I already revisited this place and will hopefully show a second video...

I don't know, why I'm finding coin spills so often (I still have other unseen footage...). It always is a lot of work, but the feeling is simply amazing. I doesn't matter what type of coins come out. They can be silver, gold, Roman or rusty "Pfennigs". The coin spill alone takes the metal detecting experience to another level. I love when it happens. Tracking old "traces" from one coin to another and predicting the possible path is very exciting.

What has happened at this place? Why are all the coins spread out? I have a theory about it: A soldier jumped from an airplane. His the parachute did not open...

No, there must be a different explanation :).

Thanks for watching.

P.s. Here is the continuation of the coin spill at the same location:

[michaelyoung]

Simply amazing, I had a similar experience on a large coin spill like yours. That was decades ago. After watching this footage, I felt like I was reliving the same dig all over again. Thank you very much for posting your videos. I like how you respect nature and
Your detecting skills. You have a life long member subcriber.

[jpgr]

Uphill battle pays off! Congrats! A lot of work. Great job again! 90% silver til 1964. 1965 - 1970 40% silver in US coins. 17 members of my family sit and watch your videos together. A lot of enjoyment. Thank you! See you in the next one. Stay safe.

[dustinboudreaux]

Thank you for posting all your videos of your metal detecting. I enjoy every video and I watch everyone thank you for sharing.

[thomasatwood]

You are a hard worker. You deserve everything you dig up.

[detectingny.johnson]

Very nice finds. A good hord. Thanks for sharing and until next time GLHH.

[bharaths]

Your explanation (or the lack of it) is amazing

[ElBlogDeMA]

WOW... MONEDAS ANTIGUAS ... MAGNIFICO VIDEO.

[stormygcannon]

Thank you CC. Is good for me wonder if you find truffles at time. Years ago found some with a friend old ground. Plus other item's, when visiting my old friend. Good luck and keep searching.

[aurumanndetectingxp]

Luxusní nálezy a parádní dlouhé celovečerní video, velká gratulace k úspěšnému lovu, měl jsem to v pátek místo celovečerního napínavého filmu.

[garyemerson]

Just want to tell you that I really enjoy your videos! Thanks

[zwartdrinker]

The answer to the question might be that soldiers returned and left these coins as a remembrance. Found on internet: A nickel means that you and the deceased soldier trained at boot camp together. If you served with the soldier, you leave a dime. A quarter is very significant because it means that you were there when that soldier was killed.
Seeing the kind of coins and the numbers it could make sense.

[salawatykhan]

Whoa!!!realy incridible n fine find of coin spills...what a big surprise my heart stop..thank you from those eagle...thank u to u too for showing us everything...thats what u called best ever coin spill...take care n god bless u..hh...

[anayansi]

Amazing find. Congratulations! Did you notice the shapes of those rocks you moved... they looked shaped.

[bingothehutt]

Incredible video! Thanks for bringing us along! It amazes me...Roman hobnails and old smoking pipe covers right along side a huge mostly US coin spill. History is amazing! My theory: Since most coins were US, but some German, but none older than 1967, (if I remember correctly), I think an American tourist went for a stroll through this wood, lost his footing, (as you did a few times), and either lost all his pocket change from a pocket spill, or (more likely I think), ripped his pants on a stick, tumbling most coins out in a small area, trickling further down the hill as he went. Interesting you found some under old fallen trees, and some obviously out of context, (like the coins under the hobnail.) Maybe some critters found them first and helped scatter them! Great video! Keep up the incredible work!

[hustlenut]

Nice hunt brotha, cant believe all the US coins
Stay Safe
🤙🤙

[dayswithdanny]

Soon as I seen those sleeves get rolled up I knew it was business haha great day buddy

[cynthiaherr]

Your first Quarter my friend was the year I was born..LOL
You had a great day for Silver and all those coins,
outstanding, Truly guided by an eagle..Rest well my friend,
Take Care and more day's like those, are coming your way..

[cannedham]

I love your videos!! No blabbering !! keep them coming!!

[johnbernard]

Just awesome coin spill galore and a short spot and a great luck with the eagle that has helped you along the way of this hunt (the great eagle-kitpu)

[maryanninfanteblanch]

What an Awesome Amazing find congratulations