Amazing Coin Spill - How to Track People with a Metal Detector

Yes, it happened again, another amazing coin spill. I somehow had the feeling, that it was going to happen and showed you the whole process while it unfolded. I reveal in this video some of my "secret tactics" and show you, how to track people from the past in order to find more coins.

I took the GC-1023 with me, because it was lighter than the Makro Racer I had at the previous hunt in the same forest. The Makro Racer found a silver medallion and 19 coins at one spot (unfortunately I didn't had the camera with me that day).
This time I broke the previous record (of this location) with over 40 coins. It was a great and "fluent" hunt. I had a lot of fun. It's always very exciting to find that many coins at one spot.

My other coin spill videos:

[aumetalmental]

Wow, found an old one that I never watched.🤣 Always good fun, ur videos.✌️😎

[handyman]

Try to remember that in Germany and most of Europe there has almost always been a war of some kind or another and that means soldiers fighting in every ditch, path or hill and they run, jump and fall all over the place not to mention being blown to bits. They make camp and sleep where they can and usually have coins in their pockets that get lost when they do. In battle zones they lose much more and the scrap metal is everywhere in those same areas. The most important finds have already been found were usually on the surface by the locals. Remember that the Romans invaded Germany way back in BC. The deeper the treasures are usually mean older but! Not always. Cheap detectors work well for certain conditions. usually shallow and harder surfaces. Good Hunting.

[blue_by_name]

I really like your videos. This is the 20th one in a row that I have watched. No talking, Just good detecting. This one was a really good hunt.! Thank you for sharing and please don't stop making them.
I will now watch number 21. Best wishes. Mick (UK)

[moniale]

Thanks for sharing your tricks. I have looked out alot of detectorists videos, and you're the pro!

[ImOddTodd]

Great job. Thanks for no music and crazy giggles; love the text better. Strategic.

[docchocobo]

I just had to comment again after seeing that entire video. Man what a haul!

[aRustyPatina]

Makes me think there was an attack or something!? Maybe a bear or wolf? The way they were slung out...
Great Vid!!
W.

[derekcoe]

I've noticed most of the items you find are in decent condition, the majority of 'old' coins I find are in a terrible state...copper in particular, I can only put it down to the type of foliage in the area, i.e., when the leaves fall they create a very acidic soil..notably pine trees are dominant in the area I metal detect..any thoughts?

[sadhvacman]

Is the gc-1023 the same detector as the tc-1023? Anyone?

[nikkicole]

What a great day for you, thanks for sharing :)

[WachdByBigBrother]

Maybe the German soldier was firing behind a tree and was in an odd position that caused most of the coins to drop and then as he ran to another position, the remaining few coins fell out. He could also have rested at the tree and later lost the remaining few coins.

[bigglesworth]

Amazing? That is phenomenal! If I had a Indian Head spill that big back here in the States, I'd have a heart attack!!! Great Hunt!!!

[ThePennyPickerJerichoJoe]

What detector are you using? I like the analog meter. It would be great for me to use since I dig everything on some of my hunts.

[m-c-hthegiveawaychannel]

Great coin spill enjoyed the video just goes to show you don't need a thousand dollar detector to go find goodies ATB on the next hunt GL

[johnpavlik]

I really like your videos where do you live.I was surprised when you did know what a American dime or nickel was.
I also metal detect just started about a month ago love it.

[brettona]

Great vids. Long holy smokes. Anyway, how do you manage to do it without talking to yourself? lol

[richardbaumeister]

As tight as those were together, there must have been a leather purse or something that has since rotted away.

[PWBERRETT]

Why are you finding coins in a forest? Was this area something else before?

[vern]

I know that i'am commenting on an old video but these are my thoughts.. Someone went hungry after losing all of that, back in those times a Penney could still buy something. Do you know the history of the area what were people doing out in the woods back then. I know europeans walk a lot more than we do here, if you cain't drive to you just don't go. Thanks

[michaelmaciejewicz]

Why do you think there are so many there