Cache Hunting Secrets_Where Did Grandpa Hide His Money?

An old Victorian home is the setting for veteran treasure hunter Jerry Eckhart as he demonstrates common hiding places for money, both inside and outside, in such old homes.

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[kasotarat]

I was actually looking for metal detector instructions but once you started talking something told me to sit down, be quiet and listen. im glad I did . thank you for the video.

[poljana]

Thank you sir!! Very educational video!! It's a blessing to have a seasoned gentleman share his years of experience!! All the best HH!!

[JolieBlonLA]

Another great place to detect is beneath old clotheslines. Yes, there are some of the metals from clothespins, but coins fell from pockets, too. Feel above the door jam over & inside the closet beneath the stairway, or in bedroom closets built after the turn of the century. They would build convenient empty trays above the doors. I actually found a "girley" mag inside one of them in an old house. :) Thank you Mr. Garrett. A delightful tour of this Victorian home.

[eddierentas]

Well presented and very informative....This gentleman has done an Outstanding Job!!!!
It was a pleasure listening to you Sir!!

[davidahiwaaynet]

Fascinating! Thank you for the detailed video. Love thinking about the good old days.

[TheTrabomb]

I have learned so much watching this video! Things I never would have thought of! I am so excited to get my hands on an old property to detect at! Thank you!!!

[davedixieshighstrangeness-]

Wow, an awesome video, sucked me right in. I am always willing to learn the ropes of professional hunting. This was a 10 in rank for detecting videos. Thanks for sharing  these secrets with us. 

[diggerlozuk]

Jerry, what a wealth of knowledge you have, thank you for sharing :)

[wickedslickpics]

Thanks Sir . This was a great detecting video without a detector in use. It changes how I view things now! Great tips.

[WohaliTheOneandOnly]

Thank you for making this video. Really enjoyed watching.

[eagle]

We don't have too many homes like that here on Long Island but I enjoyed that tour. Thanks and you did a great job. you're the type a guy a anyone would love as a neighbor.

[laphant]

now this is an informative video...details are powerful..thanks..nicely done vid

[kate]

Thanks for the history lesson. The home looks very nice for 1882. Good video! I love history, and historic sites are great to search. Preserving history is of great importance to everyone.

[dukeman]

Tip, look for the area where the "old out house was located" they would lose
coins from their pockets while their pants were down.

[losenut]

A very nice and informative video . Thanks for sharing .

[MRNiceATbeingBad]

Great, loud speaker! Easy to listen to and even a joy. What a beautiful house!

Happy hunting!!!

[RTheresa]

Super information.. Thank you for the information. SUPER Interesting.

[AleaseCherry]

Not sure why I really enjoy watching videos of older men and women explaining things than I do any other age hmm. Maybe I just think well this person has decades of experience, teach me show me let me be your student ( in my nerdy voice lol)

[grumpydadv]

Thanks for the great info. Old timers have such great insight into things. I hope you make a few more of these videos because this one is great : " ) ....

[PreservingHistory]

Really enjoyed the video and i really hope that you guys make another one!