This field is LOADED with SILVER, coins & RELICS!

Today was nothing short of magical! ✨ Join me on an unforgettable adventure as we use the incredible XP DEUS 2 metal detector to unearth a trove of lost jewellery, historic relics, shiny silver coins, and even a rare coin that left me speechless! 💖🪙

This dream day in Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes is packed with excitement and unexpected treasures! 🌄🎉 Whether you’re a pro or just starting out, you won’t want to miss the tips I share throughout this epic hunt.

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Let’s dig into history together! 🕵️‍♂️🔦

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[SKN]

Hey guys! Let’s get John to 50K in time for Christmas. If you’re watching, please subscribe. It’s free - and his metal-detecting videos are so full of great finds and related history.

[braehawton]

the big Victoria coin is the old style penny prior to 1860, dated inbetween 1841 - 1859, I’ve found a few of them over here in Australia

[donaldrutter]

Good one John and Thank you Albert for letting us all come along. Awesome day and great finds Thanks for the Video.

[tedcallaway]

Great job guys! Very entertaining as always. Thanks John!

[markvpinkham]

Coins galore! Not bad for an overcast day.

[amaffmaheidschannel-rcre]

First action I do is give a like 👍🏻 as I know the content is class 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Simonize]

He’s cheeky that Albert of yours. Albert the Coin King. Haha. Thanks for the video, great fun as always.

[relicrat]

Great hunt. Killing it on the coins. Thanks for sharing!!!

[tanithmessenger]

My Dad recently gave me a coin (George IV) of his which as the 'squiggle' at the bottom which I actually found out was a clover, rose & thistle. Great finds guys!!

[paulinesalinas]

As promised a brilliant coin filled dig oh and a ring and as ever silver!! 🤩 Why does Albert hide away when he deserves fame 🤣 👏👏👏

[BMWseries]

As a Guy says also later on in the chat, the large copper coin is a penny from 1837-1859. Cheers, John.

[terryt.]

Cheers, you and Albert get a pint! Great finds and lots of silver. How I love a nice ship’s penny. 🥰👍👍

[Eivin-Hjornevik]

Unknown coin is Victoria, ‘Medusa type’ Penny, 1847

[terryhemmings]

I’ve been catching up on your videos over the past few days and have really enjoyed them 👏🏻

[ouzalghost]

You and Albert have certainly had a good day what a great permission he’s sorted there, nice one Albert

[nicktoczek]

Definitely a pre-1860 Victorian copper (not bronze) penny, with the date under her head. Under Britannia floral symbols of Scotland, England, and Ireland.

[bonnerdebbie]

Great dig, coins galore. Thanks John!

[NathanPowers-yg]

Great Finds Gentlemen, Indiana Nathan.

[greensun]

The large copper Victorian coin looks like an early penny, 1837-1859. The design changed to the smaller, more familiar penny from 1860.

[Jennifer.A]

Wow Albert is one lucky man! Well done to the both of you! Amazing history! Always a pleasure watching!