I'm remembering my younger days...I was very inventive when it came to getting in trouble.. That"laxative" token made me recall what I did to my little brother....I took a package of"Ex-Lax" and put it in a Hershey's wrapper...He gobbled her down... The results were spectacular.... And,as for me.... I couldn't keep my big mouth shut... Results were immediate and I couldn't sit comfortable for awhile...🤕😂

Love seeing all the relics that came out of this yard so far.

Thanks again for letting me hang out with you guys!!!🤓

Hi Greg, Chris, amazing yard. Amazing finds. Happy for you both. Can’t wait till next week. Thank you, Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏

Greg I love your style. Your a class act. And the editing of the stories is excellent! The part where you show the item cleaned up and some history and period pictures is sooo fantastic!! Be well and continue the great search for history.

Wow , another amazing hunt , congratulations guys . Good job , thank you for sharing !!!

This was such a fantastic and fun episode. Loved all the finds and photos.

Don't know what else to say except wow! Congrats Chris.

I'm here watching. Learning. Getting a good marble collection aren't you..still enjoying your videos.. Thanks .

Another great show Greg. That place I'd giving up som nice finds. You and Chris are having too much fun. It's really nice to have a place like that. Y'all just keep swinging and be safe catch you on the next one. Be sade.

That compact was the bees knees. Thanks for swingin for us!

awesome finds, one after the other. Fantastic hunt again!!!

Awesome findings with lots of lovely information and the last silver lipstick 💄 mirror 🪞 is awesome 👌 👏 Enjoy With love from SAM Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥

Wow! That sterling compact was amazing. Congrats on all the finds. Happy hunting!

Fantastic recovery of finds👌🏻 Thanks for sharing.

. Been busy moving. Finally in place to watch. Wow this hunt was amazing. That place is not hunted out! So happy for you. Take care, God bless Nora

Another great video Greg. Cool looking finds congrats on finding the laxative token and the Indian head penny and congrats to Chris finding that cool sterling silver 1927 compact. Can't wait to see next week's video

That was a great video, and I cant wait till next week. Take care.

Another awesome hunt. The compact is great. Can’t wait for next week. We are getting 8-12 inches of snow up here in Michigan so I’m afraid my hunting season is coming to a close till spring. Happy hunting guys.

Wow that Compact Chris found was amazing. Strange that it was at the surface without damage, so awesome. Greg we really enjoy it when your upload shows up. You guys found so many nice things. I remember my brother and I playing with those cap guns back in the sixties, really brings back great memories. Loved the photos and you and Chris work so great together. Thanks as always Greg. Take care Ward & Kim K.

I don't blame you. Don't leave that property until it is silent. Insane compact Chris! Way to go!

What I'm Find Chris💥💥. Can't wait to hear what to hear what Greg finds out about it!

Another Awesome hunt....life must have been good in 27 for the family that lived there. Congrats to Chris on another beautiful find...Thanks Guys👊😎🇺🇸

Nice batch of finds. I love sterling artifacts!

Congrats Chris, nicest compact I’ve seen. Cool video Greg! Kenny

Great hunt guys! That yard is truly outstanding always giving. I sure enjoy watching you guys! Thanks!

Great Diggin guys! That site has really given up some awesome relics. Looking forward to seeing more form this site.

Can't wait to hear more about that compact.

An amazing video! It seems to me that 1927 was a great year for the people there. A great combination of all years of finds !

An eclectic assortment of relics. Nice compact Chris, silver. It being on the surface is a mystery. I'm thinking someone found it then dropped it. Very nice period ending photos.

What an amazing hunt! Feels like you should grid it off like an archaeological dig site. I’m a little green with envy!

First time viewer and very impressed with your video.Especially with your time and effort cleaning and researching your finds. I also like how when possible you show examples of uncirculated examples. Liked and subscribed and plan on being a regular viewer.Thank you ,sir.

Awesome compact Chris! Greg love the Green IHP! Amazing yard. Enjoy watching this week. Take care guys.

Wow just wow!!! What an amazing surface find for Chris. That is a beautiful compact. After you found the marble and showed the photo of the kids playing. I found myself looking for some of them playing marbles in the background.

Wow Chris FTW on this one. That is an awesome compact find and its in great shape. And dated. And rare! And a surface find!!!

Congratulations on that compact Chris!! What a wonderful hunt!!

Great finds... excellent compact

I love the old pics you include and the info

Just found your channel! Great, I live in Greene County and have been detecting. Since 1972.

Some amazing finds, but that compact? Holy cow! Can’t wait to hear more!

Bunch of great finds 🙌 That Compact beautiful 😍 Look forward to seeing what else comes out of that yard 😀 HH and take care.

Nice shot glasses Chris. Great laxative token Greg. Cool lips stick tubes for both of you. Good looking Indian head penny Greg. Wow what a find Chris - silver sterling lip stick case.

Every time he found something. I couldn’t help but go back in time and visualize who may have lost it and what their reaction was when they it was gone.

Cool hunt Greg Chris's compact is amazing 👍🦀

Smooth move finding the laxative token! 🤣Seriously, that's a very cool token. I sure hope you guys fund the fuselage of that airplane. That compact Chris found is incredible! It looks like there was a party there in1929🥳. Well done, gentlemen!

27/12/2023.. My comment Always had this interest in finding an historical Item & after watching Time Team I understand that the earth & structure around it all helps to put the object into historical context which is important for our history . The only example I can give is a run out on the Cotswold hills above the Stroud Valleys . Years ago my best mate bought a metal detector which we tried out on what's know locally one of the commons where cows roam in the summer . So we started in a random area just trying it out & soon we heard that familiar beep & dug into the earth find a military button , then we moved a small distance & beep again , digging just below the surface we found a number of crushed baked bean cans ?? What We were finding is the detritus of the 2nd WW2 , this is where the yanks camped in what was knick named sosages , a camp site holding US soldiers before DDAY . After reading about it years later it became clear this is what it was & tho my mate who kept the button , I'm sure we could of traced the army unit camped there but those two Items told me a every day story . My mother was a local lass who was picked up by an American truck & taken with other local girls to the US field Hospital in the Painswick area who held dances for the soldiers & she loved to dance , my Aunt also had many Photos of the period of US temporary army field camps in the Selsley common area .

Oh heck, I wasn't ready to stop...grr! ---I'm always flabbergasted at the cosmetic stuff that gets lost...why!

Another good hunt in the books

Hi Greg & Chris , good to see you both out together again and mystery solved we have some very old ones over here called Gunter's chains for surveying , anyway although the compact was very nice my favourite is the solid copper bracelet lovely find , another good video my friend very enjoyable hope all is good ATB Rob .

A shot glass spill???? Only on "Finding America" 🤣🤣

That’s the coolest compact I’ve ever seen!

what a cool video love your content already this is my first time watching and definitely won't be my last love the history you tell us about and show throughout the video :)

What an exciting place to hunt. I did most of my metal detecting in the 80's it's amazing how the finds never end such a great hobby.

Great finds guys, so many cool and unique treasures!

Great job! Very nice video, fun to watch! 👍

I found a .65gram gold nugget this morning out in the Arizona desert. You guys did great.!!!

Must have been a good party that night . Shot glasses ... compact .. .👍 Enjoyed

Hey Greg and Chris. Nice Alabama Tax Token. I've never seen one of those or the Laxative Coin toss Toke. That one wad really cool. Love the Stacked Shot Glasses and Lighter. The Sterling Silver 1927 Compcat wow. Very cool beautiful and Ornate. Congrats Chris. Take Care

What an awesome compact Chris! Where is the rest of that plane boys???

Very cool

Great job guys!!!!!! I’m catching up on videos, been super busy!!

Fantastic hunt guys, Loving this yard! Its getting pretty cold up here, but I was able to sniff out a civil war breastplate a couple days ago. If that was my fall topper, than I am happy! It was a great year, got my first love token and seated half dime this year. Wish you guys the best and cant wait for your next episode.

Enjoying this channel! Chris sounds a lot like Chris Farley. Ha

The laxative is a chitty token lol

I think that mystery find looks like a molly for inserting a bolt or screw into softer or thinner material.

Nicely done.! Can you show us the junk that you dig. Every time I go out and metal detecting I seem to only find nails and screws and bottle caps scraps of metal. whenever I see the pile of junk and one or two cool fines , i get discouraged. So if you could just show the pile of junk, that would help. Thanks.

1910 Indian head, priceless if real !!!! Lol

Amazing lipstick compact! "For Thy Lips..."

Mystery find, dart end maybe?

Where can I get the brush you use to clean off your finds ?

My mom and dad were both born in 1927…

Nice, green patina on that Indian. How do you clean them?

I'm so sick and tired of you digging up toy cars🤣😂 Apparently we don't lose them in New Hampshire...they're HIGH on my bucket list. So jealous...

ok part 3 has to be the killer ...lol

I bet that compact made his whole week and he'll be showing that off for a long time. I always think to myself "what happened here in the the past" when I find a site that produces much more then the usual amounts of relics and coins then the nearby homesites. And especially when the sites are showing signs of heavy activity between this 20's to the 30's era. I'm less surprised to hit a honey hole or an overly productive farmhouse in the 1800's then this 20's - 30's era. And the reason for this thought is being America just got out of the first world war and survived the Spanish flu back to back. And although we recovered pretty quick from that the country had just begun it's start of a "roaring economy". And though the country was creating well paying jobs people only had started to save money as many young soldiers started buying a car and a home so most people didn't have pockets exploding with casht??? So whenever I luck out and find myself a hot spot like this (and I'm sure I'm not the only one) but my mind starts to recreating a possible scenario of what went on like there's a mystery to solve. And the finds lead you to think about what scenarios might have happened. I'll give an example to explain my thought then come back to how it might relate to this definite hot spot/honey hole you're on. So for instance if I find colonial buttons with early horse tack, then a Colonial coin like a King George copper or small Spanish 1/2 Reale and then I find a musket ball or 2 so knowing I live in a state with some of the most Revolutionary War skirmishes and several near by my mind starts to wander off thinking maybe I'm on a skirmish site or some kind of Rev war involvement here. And it's not far fetched to think it because soldiers camped in fields but the upper brass or generals would often set up nearby in a civilians mansion or a farm house for comfort while he draws up a strategy. Even though it's not the camp he would have soldiers coming and going with reports and to give orders. People often were scared their farmhouse my be raided or burned if caught housing generals or helping injured soldiers so in fear they often buried their money or heirloom jewelry nearby just in case since the British were notorious for looting these people giving shelter to the militia or anyone like a general so my mind is always wondering am I gonna find a buried cache here. While the odds are minimal it has happened which only makes you think about it more on the next hot honey hole I find. But now how that thought relates to this mystery site. This site you found here had enough good targets on the first hunt to call you back and you continued to dig interesting relics (clues???) and the coins you are digging are really grouping tight in that mid to late 20's almost 1930 date. And it's more then just 1 or 2 wheats you pulled big silver last time I believe and it falls right there at this time. IMO to me this time is what's raising a red flag with me. By the end of the 20's Americans did have money to spend but we had what might be the answer here. Prohibition! When you pull up a stack of shot glasses near a rare high end French Sterling Silver Art Deco make up case and a decent amount of coins with big silver I can't help but wonder it there might have been a private speak easy on that site. I would try to see if you can get a map to see where any home was and possibly a huge barn that might have been a private night club because this time frame in history is dead in the middle of prohibition. A house wife isn't going to carry any high end make up to do chores. Being that silver case came from France and wasn't a cheap Avon product maybe there was a private speak easy where people dressed up to come to some private night club. I would look really close at all your non coin finds and even the trash very closely as a whole instead of just a bunch of individual things lost in time. It might also shed light in the old toys if they are being found in the same area. People have kids and they probably had their own play area aside and might have had a nanny or someone keeping an eye on them. Even those Hubley toys weren't exactly inexpensive toys. Sure they were cheap to today's prices but at a time where many toys were cheap wooden toys some were better quality and it would fit the "theory" of wealthy people getting dressed up with women carrying their expensive make up with them to go somewhere. Personally I would try to find out about that property in the past. How many buildings were on site there in the 20's Who knows maybe there was a decent size barn or a carriage house there at some time? Maybe they had a still cooking moonshine? Nobody knows looking at an empty field but that might have been much more then just some small residence. Imagine if you searched the library and found out that the revenuers knocked down a big private night club? Stranger things have happened. Maybe there's jars of coins buried on site because the guy who buried them went to jail and it was never recovered? I would like to see a pic of everything you guys dug all together especially the junk because it might tell a story when they're all put together. Makeup is kind of common to find but usually a piece here a piece their but not a lot of make up all from prohibition era in one yard together if that isn't a trash pit which wouldn't have those coins and toys. That's a site I would return to quite a bit poking around in tight spots like under bushes because those bushes weren't there 100 years ago. Ugh sorry I did it again writing another mini book lol I can't help it because being another relic loving hunter for over 4 decades I get excited especially when things are starting to possibly tell a story. That and I'm recovering from a rough injury so having so much time to sit and watch everyone dig great things and I can swing a coil is teasing and torturing me SMH Well good luck happy hunting I hope you guys make even bigger discoveries there. You friend using that small sniper coil is really smart idea to keep chipping away thinning targets out from between iron.

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