John, the livery button has naval connotations, the star image looks like a Capstan or windlass off a 17 century sailing ship. the image below it looks like a section of rope. I hope this helps.

John - a huge thanks for taking us along on your dig. Congratulations on all of your treasures, especially the silver. Looking forward to Part 2.

Blessings, my Scottish Detectorist friend, from this old man in Tennessee. It’s raining cats & dogs outside. I’m glad the weather was good for detecting, in the Bonnie hills of Perthshire.

I automatically press 👍 because it’s always enjoyable watching you and have you tell about your finds. That button looks nautical… 🥰👍👍

John - welcome back to sharing your treasures with us. Always enjoy your history lessons with each found treasure. Blessings you feel better after breathing the fresh air.

Great hunt in part one, sorry you were under the weather. You did a great job!!!

That one coin looking thing with the two tabs may be a knock out plug from an electrical box?…. Congrats on another successful day 👏👍

Always a treat to watch your videos, John. Looking forward to seeing Part 2.

Hi John, glad to go along on your treasure hunting.

So many unusual finds. Fun to watch. Thanks John.

Thank you John for another great film. My grandson got us set up with the internet two years ago, and you and Nicola White were the first two I subscribed to. I have learnt so much history from your finds plus I love to hear the birds in the background especially the Skylarks and then today there was a yellow hammer , so Thank you and I hope your cold is better soon.

I love your videos and also reading the comments. People are all so knowledgeable about your finds!

Nice to see you back 🎉

Good Farmer. Look at all the organic matter they've turned into their field. Impressive. 🎉

Great finds John. Being from Texas, I am no means familiar with medieval or Roman finds, but the large weight looks like the 3 marks on the bottom may be a trident, so maybe Roman? The unidentified round object with the two broken bits on the edges, may be a heavy fabric or light leather decoration, that had prongs that clasped on the back side. Just my thoughts. Looking forward to part 2. Cheers from Texas.

Great Video John, and some lovely finds, especially that silver sixpence.. My first (and only atm) sixpence is an 1871 Victoria, and that feeling you get when you find something like that is fantastic... I use the Nox 800 and love detectoring, such a great hobby.. Keep on hunting..👍🤓 Rgds Colin from Devon

the Jethro program saved me from getting discouraged with the machine. Thank you!

Recognised the ponds cold cream bottle right away, before you read it out. 😁 And the tanner got me 2 comics 😄

Another very interesting video John great to be able to enjoy seeing it Hope the odd finds can be identified by your followers thanks again

Coin with a shield looks like a Half Anna from 1835

Thank you john, sorry for the late watch, some great finds 👍 and hopefully you’re feeling better.

Nice selection of finds John as ever, and you’re right, detecting is the best hobby ever! You’re just lucky though too as you have fantastic historic permissions up there in Perthshire. Let us know what that round lead thing was with the hole in, and did you weigh it? Looking forward to part 2! 🙏

So good to see your finds bro. Nice work. Looking forward to part 2. The coin with the 2 rampant lions & the crown stumped me, but it may be European, especially with the crown atop. Bless 👊

As ever John it was a great video and looking forward to part two, cheers pal

Hey I think that little white jar was Vick’s Vaporub sent by the metal detecting gods to help you with that cold …😂 love you channel fella 🥃 and hey after watching your last video you gave me the inspiration to go out for a wonder in the back field it was ploughed this year 😊 I found a few copper coins 17-18 hundreds and a washed Roman coin so thanks for that 👍.M

Great dig! Looking forward to part 2! Take care!😊

Fun hunt as always. Can't wait to see part two. Old wives tail that silver has healing properties. Can tell you are feeling better already. Hahaha. Thanks for sharing!!!

Still enjoy to watch these, I've learnt so much 😊

Cheers John, you big tease! 😅

Coin at 12:28 looks like ½ Pice - Victoria 1853 Standard circulation coin, to me. I sure love your channel, I really like all the history you tell us about. I went to Scotland in 2018, had I known that you gave tours, I would have definitely book with you. My friends and I are hoping to make it back in the next few years. Hopefully we can book with you.

Thanks John for sharing

Excellent part 1 🎉 must of been the lucky new hat 🧢

I think the star-shaped motif above the rope on the button indicates a nautical theme, the star thingie could be a ship's wheel.

Once again another enjoyable video and looking forward to part 2. Liking your new Scottish Detectorist logo. Would look great on a mug!!

Sir John , Please Please give us the history lessons!, I’ve been too The UK over 4 decades from my home here n Seattle Wa. Been too Stone henge too. We Absolutely love you history lessons , & then too see you find it 1k yrs later?, Just Amazing my Friend !!, Den , just smashing !!, 👌🏻

Thanks John!

Feel better John!

Thanks for the video.

Thanks for taking me along with breakfast. Jolly good hunt as always. Best of wishes

Think that coin may well be an Indian Colonial coin called the East India Company 1/2 Anna Coin possibly from 1835

Looks like a Woodbury cold cream jar. Hope you are feeling better.

Don't forget to clean up and inspect that chunky round bronze thing. It may be a 2nd century roman bronze coin.

In as much as you're suffering through a it of a cold (I hope it doesn't become what has been going around here in NJ, upper respiratory illness), you braved through quite an interesting day. That lead piece with the three marks on the bottom may be a Roman weight, the III may stand for 3 grams (if it is 3 grams). Well done, John. The silver sixpence at the end was a reward for your endurance. Get some rest.

I have an old Pond's jar just like that.

COOL button John

The coin with the 2 lions and shield could be a Dutch coin, a Duit from Utrecht 17/18 century

Whenever I see you post a video I click........ never disappoints 👍

Could be Ponds Cold cream. Face cream used to get make up off. Very oily

A cup of ice cream, and then at the end, a silver cherry on top !!!

Feel better soon John

Hey John, not sure where your video is with that beautiful aurochs artifact. I’m now suspecting that it’s a lot earlier than what I’d originally thought. I believe it could easily be Byzantine, but there are similar Saxon examples from around 620 AD. Although it may have been a bucket handle embellishment, it could also have been from a belt, as was the fashion during this time.

That coin looks like it says -36 or -35. I am guessing 1836.

So I did some research on the shield and lion coin. It looks identical to the east india company's "5". 1803 dated one that I saw.

The coins are worn today, but I will take George coins if you have too many. I never see them on this side of the pond.

That cap is bad ass, it looks like it once held razor blades on the brim like a Peaky Blinder ;)

I don’t mean to be nosey but, would it be a good idea to provide us viewers with some follow up regarding your mystery finds? I would enjoy knowing what “things “ are and perhaps any museum or monetary values? Sincerely a Chuck the Canuck🇨🇦

not a bad day more to come john

Good job. Nice silver.

I’ll take the overcast. It was 45C here in California yesterday.

Bellissimi ritrovamenti complimenti 👍

Possibly a British East Indian coin from India. Circa 1803.

Brilliant!!!!

Awesome video mate!

Great day.

Some Dutch cities had coins with lions and a shield like this one (Zutphen, Netherlands 17th century. Copper 'Duit')

I was wondering if the lump of lead could be a spindle whorl ?

isn't that a lion and a unicorn? on that " foreign" coin

With the popularity of your channel and the importance of making “field” identifications….might you find it beneficial to carry a magnification glass aiding you in id’ing your finds…and possibly even allowing you to film the enlargements? Thanks from California USA.

Hi John that coin looks like it's Latvian early 20th century .

Hi there, just to let you know, covid is doing it's rounds in perthshire, I know I have it, Agnes from perthshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

is there maybe a lion on the left side of the back of the one coin, from Belgium?

I think the coin is a Danish Krona

You need the occasional Scottish lass, with accent to sub for Simon!

1867 I see on that coin.

that 1st button has to be a seafaring button with that rope?

British East India company coin with the two lions.

yay hi john

Is that a masonic button? Or nautical button w that kind of star .

Disclaimer Foreign coin is not Danish. Probably from an Colonies over east. Once it was " Rule Britannia etc" And it was true! Now even NHS is In problems 😱🙄

Hey is that a Tennessee cap John?

You might need a magnifying glass?

That coin kind of reminds me of a Spanish reales

Looks like that coin may be an east india trading coin. 1808

To help you see your coins better put some nose oil on it just a thought

Silver six pence. 50 percent is still a nice find.

Coin with lions might be an East India Company ½ Anna

Could that lead weight have III as in 3 oz?

So, I really want to know more about that button. I made a deep dive into Google and it seems Firmin & Sons made a LOT of buttons but I could not find one like yours. I hope someone with more knowledge chimes in because I really want to know.

1864 you can see that

The coin is British India Anna coin 🤔👍😊

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Have you upset all your detecting friends? Not that you need them to produce great content, just that you need someone to get excited with when you pull out silver....praying for you to find a hoard, you deserve it for all your hard work, big kisses for your wife for letting you play and all the best to you...old fart from the Midlands...

Think the coin is a German coin possibly around 1904.

On it john 😀💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

As for the coin, the design on the front is very swedish like. Google: 1851 Swedish 1 Riksdaler and youll see about the same design, yet yours is Copper/Brass/Bronze ect. Maybe a faked coin?

3 ounce weight?

Every weather update you give makes me think you are here in Ohio, lol

I have a Question.. why is one called Stratton Mountain 'whilst all the others have Scottish names?'

11:49 As for the coin, there is actually a British pound that some time had a lion on left side and a unicorn on the right side of a shield with a knights head/ helmet above. Also I know some Swedish coins from mid/ late 1700 had two lions on each side of a shield with a crown BUT the faces of the lions was facing outwards. Also when Norway was part of Sweden they had the same with two lions, shield, crown but facing outwards. So we can rule out Sweden, as for Norway they had mostly one lion and Denmark 3 laying lions. The Dutch coins of 1800 I think had two lions, but let us know when or if you find out. Might be edited as video goes on.