For those who don't know, Brad is an amazing musician and all the music in the videos is original. Love it

Thank you Mr. Martin, Brad. God bless you and yours.

In a bizarre twist of fate, my boss now lives in the farmhouse where I grew up in the 60s and 70s and where my family farmed for generations. He keeps digging up all manner of things that take me back to my childhood and of which ive totally forgotten about. . Last thing was a painted pebble. The paint, probably lead based, was as fresh as it was 50 years ago. He's yet to find the old washer and cooker my grandpa buried in the field. And I'm not telling.

Without reading all the comments, that IS a civil war bullet. There were over 1000 varieties. Ive dug thousands in my career. And without seeing the E up close, it could be from the civil war as well. Great finds!

Steve's comment is correct, but it's usually possums, racoons, and ground hogs that chew on civil war bullets. The reason is the salt content. Most ground hogs die from eating too many small salted gravel left from winter road work than old age. Bite the bullet is actually from the Revolutionary War when muskets were first used. To load faster soldiers would bite the paper top tied with string, pour the powder, and ram the ball. There was chloroform and a stick wrapped in cloth used for pain during amputation. Another great video Brad, thanks for sharing.

That 1839 half dime is a great find. I found a 1876 seated dime last week , here in Kansas.

Nice finds.

Excellent day out in your old natural playground 😃

Jajajaja!! Brad mi amigo now you have 20 centavos!! I'm from South Texas and I come across those every once in awhile in this brush country that surrounds Corpus Christi, Tx. It does look old and heavy when you are looking at it. Million dollar question is, what is it doing there?? Unbelievable! Good luck hunting and take care out there Brad

Thank you for sharing this video I enjoyed it I liked all the awesome finds that you found in the beautiful deer walking in the woods 👍👍👍👍🗝️

Hello from the UK . Great finds , amazing little half dime I have found one of those just outside of Liverpool England from 1859 !!!

So awesome u found your 1st half dime ! I also found one this year a 1833. Plus a Spanish Reale with it. The half dime is in great shape. The Reale no so much. Found them in Connecticut. That is what makes this hobby great u just don’t know what u will find ! 🐆

Woooow congrats to the Half Dime. Love it, beautiful Coin

Great fun Brad, might be worth looking anywhere in Vermont. Do Eddies home sight next. Just a thought. Petrified bananas!?

Love the live dig to find the 1939 silver coin!

Awesome job with the silvers!!! How exciting

That US seated Half Dime is in superb condition,it’s extra special being minted in the New Orleans mint.

That 1839 Half Dime is drop dead gorgeous. What a beautiful coin. Well done Brad.

Brad, as I understand it, "biting the bullet" was what you did during medical proceedures without anesthesia. That half dime is awesome.

Fantastic finds Brad! Sadly the woods where I played as a boy is a subdivision is now $350K and up homes. But worse the home i grew up in was smack in the middle of a Park that was started in the 1850's. I delivered newspapers seeing the remnants of paths, small bridges and other signs of playgrounds and gazebos! I wanted a metal detector in 1955!

This episode was brought to you by the letter E... I only started detecting in the last few years, I can’t wait to go back to my family home and see what treasures I can find around my old stomping grounds! Great work Brad, cheers from Australia mate 🍻

The Half Dime is a New Orleans minted coin with the 'O' under the word 'Dime'. All the way from N'orleans to Vermont.

Thanks Brad, I'm living the adventure through you... And what an adventure, who doesn't love a treasure hunt :)

Every Friday, love the intro tunes!

Love this channel!!! So amazing!

Ten year old you would be thrilled at your finds. Loved todays video.

If anyone ever metal detects the property I grew up on until age 19 through the 60’s-70’s in N. Illinois,they’ll be confused by all of the Swedish coins they’ll find. I lost a big bag of them slowly all over the place. This is a great channel. The presentation and content very well done.

Too much fun! Thanks for taking us along.

My brother-in-law found a gold coin while detecting under an old slave quarters house in south Louisiana near Baton Rouge. It was in mint condition and had Napoleon Bonaparte’s picture on it. It was beautiful.

What a memorable trip! Wow!💯

Awesome Finds! Thanks for making your videos!

Great video congratulations on your silver coins

When i was a kid, we moved to a new home and the first thing my brother and i did was go exploring in the woods. We explored the woods everyday and we found a cave next to a creek. It was really cool, it had a hole next to a tree that we could crawl thru and get inside. When you got inside it was wide open on one side and a creek ran along the edge. It was on the side of a huge hill and it was really hard to get to the big opening and much easier to just go thru the opening up top next to the tree. It was our spot until we moved a few years later amd my brother and i still talk about it now. I tried going back to that spot and i couldnt find it at all not even the creek. One day im gonna take my brother with me and find it again. We carved our names in the wall and probably left some camping gear behind. Super cool video, it just reminded me of somw of the cool spots my brother and i would find in the woods when we would walk all day ling exploring.

The bird you're hearing around 6 minutes in was a hawk of some type

I've been enjoying your channel for 5 yrs now. You never fail to disappoint with your finds. You're part of my Friday routine. Edit: I find my oops to be too funny to change. Honestly I'm almost crying laughing so hard. So it's supposed to be 'appreciate your finds'. 😂😂

Brad. You're a big inspiration to me. Went out detecting for the first time recently relic hunting and found a 1941 silver dime!! Part of a small spill of it and some 1940s Wheaties. Anyways thanks for doing what you do and being an inspiration!

Best way to unwind from the work week. Thanks Brad!

Congrats on the seated half dime!

Perhaps the mystery item is off an old umbrella. That's what it reminds me of! Great day on old stomping grounds!❤

Great vid, as usual, your camera work is amazing! Your "annoying" bird is a Broad wing hawk. The usually vocalize around their nesting area.

Nice finds I’m here in Ct river detecting near my home and we absolutely killed it with 1899 barber half 1906 quarter two SLQs A v nickel a Buffalo silver dimes Washington just a bunch of old coins probably some gold also it was a 3 hour hunt like the old days finding silver in a untouched spot!!!

Wow, that half dime is fantastic. And yes, some things wind up in the woods and you can't imagine how. So fun to find things so close to home.

That E was everything I ever expected you to find in your endeavors to metal detect enough ground to excavate that E. Everyone is extremely exited!

Cool finds. Tells a story about a family. The buttons for the lady who haf at least one child and a husband with a horse. Nice.

Brad that's a nice mixed bag of finds!! I hope you do a return trip. Half dime is a beautiful example! Your channel is a inspiration to me and shows that you never really know what's going to Pop out of the ground. World's greatest hobby, I must go digging now!! Thanks for all you do!!!!

Morning Brad, I had never heard of a half dime and I had to Google it. I learned some interesting history. How wonderful for you to find something special in your boyhood stomping grounds. Thanks for sharing your video. It was fun to learn something new. Many blessings!

That bullet is a Minnie ball for civil war rifle. Amunition came in premade paper cartridges with the bullet and the powder in the cartridge. The rifleman would bite off the bullet end of the cartridge, hold the bullet in his mouth, dump the powder down the barrel, shove the paper down the barrel to seal the c powder in, and ram the bullet down the barrel with the slightly hollow end down. When the rifle was fired the gas would cause the base of the bullet to expand just enough to seat in the rifle groves. Bite the bullet comes from when someone had to have surgery is the days before anesthesia. They needed to bite down on something soft to keep from breaking their teeth because of the pain.

Will Brad it's great to go back to your roots great awesome history and fines 👍🛐stay blessed

Amazing finds! Wonder about the story of that Mexican coin. Young you left all these treasures for adult you to find! Congratulations on the half dime! Who knew that was a thing? I had to look it up! Love that little horse toy.

That 1960’s coin is cool, the year I was born…..and yes it’s old lol

My son Max, found a small lead toy car. It is a 1918 Pierce Arrow limousine ; BUT it has a tank turret at the back . So it's a re purposed lead toy for WWI .

Congratulations Brad very fun hunt and many nice finds . Ty for sharing

Congrats on your first half dime, it's hard to believe that it's your first. I have found 9 in 2 years. Capped bust and seated. Great video, always look forward to them.

Could the piece with a hole in it be an umbrella slide? Unbelievable find with the half dime. Also the E I dont think came from a John Deere tractor because most of them were painted and didn't have letters like that. Maybe long ago there was a small house near there and could possibly have more things to find! Happy you found some cool things today. Love your videos Brad.

Wow! remarkable! Just think how many times as a 10 yr old that you may have played on or walked right by those coins! Great finds! Enjoy your time home!!👍😘🏠

39s 100 years apart. That is amazing. I think I might go buy a lottery ticket. Fun hunt. Thanks for sharing!!!

Great video Brad, Congrats finding the silver quarter and that awesome 1839 half dime

The toy is a mounted knight, there is armour on the horses head.

Thanks, that was fun. ✌🏻👊

awesome find on the half dime ! great day in the woods !

Nice relics & congrats on the half dime. 2 silver coins 100 years apart crazy. Mexico coin was strange to find.

Very nice and right in your back yard !!!

Hey Brad, Awesome finds! Love your videos! TFS Stay safe & ✌

Wow! What treasures you found. Pretty cool you were on your old stomping grounds. I was able to salvage items in my childhood home getting ready for burning. We incorporated the treasure into part of my last home a half dozen decades later. Very sentimental things combined in our old home renovation. It’s such a blessing!

We didn’t find our “carvings” on a tree outside like you did , but we returned (my sister and I) to a home we lived in in the late 50s and were invited in by the current owner. Oddly enough, the basement had not been finished and our family “growing post” was still there, exposed and undisturbed showing the heights and names of 5 of the 6 of us kids. It was so cool. I had flashbacks of running around the poles supporting the floor above.

Always great to watch you … I learn a lot. 💕👵🌺

Beautiful half dime. Gorgeous. Have found 2 - ‘53 and ‘60 and wish they were as beautiful as yours.

I grew up in a small town in Ct. on the sound and ct. river. I lived in the woods like you probably did. I love these finds in your old childhood haunts. I once buried a sack of coins in my yard under a slate walkway. Maybe someday, somebody might find it in the future as always Brad. Another great vid.

Congrats on the half dime. Unbelievable condition, glad to see it found and saved. You’re the best man!

Great job 2 silvers ,Congrats and Thank you for sharing 👍

Brad, your videos are most enjoyable to watch!! No hype at the dig sites, just even voiced commentary. And I also like the forest cut always between segments. Please keep up the great work!!!

I've only found one seated HD myself out of decades of detecting. Grats on that.

I love the way you keep the item in the spot where you found it.. makes even more interesting.

Brad thanks for doing the videos I really enjoy them and look forward to each Friday to see a new one. You inspire me to metal detect.

Great find on that half dime! Judging from the coin's condition it was dropped not long after 1839!

Fantastic hunt! Love that toy!

I've been watching your channel for several years now. I find it very relaxing and stress free. Can you do a video or two on what you do with all the stuff you find?

The draw pull is a good guess , we have very similar on our 19c Welsh dresser that is passed from owner to owner of our 18c farmhouse in west Wales. Just bought my first detector for finding metal in my sawmill timber butfinding more uses than I imagined.

Beautiful half dime! Congrats!

Good to see you again Brad, Love from Boston

Yet another great start to a Friday, my coffee and a video from GMMD. This was so inspiring I am going to break out my metal detector this weekend and just search the woods behind my house. Like you I expect to not find anything but trash but why not look anyway.

Brad, Ooo,OOOO,OOOOO , Right in your own backyard!!! Cheers, Rik Spector

So cool! The 1839 and 1939 and the toy? Awesome.

Great finds Brad, you’ll definitely have to make a return trip to that spot 👍👍🍻

Great finds Brad!

Thanks for sharing your memories with us.

The round silver-plated item you found looks to me like an umbrella slide. But Brad, I would love to find a half dime! Omg! Congrats on the silver too!

Brad what awesome finds!

That ring object looks like a retainer cap for the pommel of an ornate serving fork, carving knife, or something of the sort. Perhaps with a wooden or antler handle. The tang of the blade would go through the handle, the cap would adorn the bottom of the handle, and there would be a small threaded or cross pinned end cap to hold it all together.

The solid back bullet could have been from a Sharps rifle which was a breech loaded vs musket-muzzle loading rifle. I had both. In the breech loaded rifle the rear of the paper cartridge was sheared off of the by closing the breech instead of tearing the cartridge open with your teeth. Which teeth was major requirement for service.

Yes, love his music.

@17:00 maybe a parasol handle went thru the piece.

He said "consider subscribing" instead of begging for it and got an instant subscription, take notes people!!

The basic rule is--- Moisture versus dry ground And how and what machine your using

Brad Congratulations on all your great finds. Hope your next adventure is as good…..I really enjoyed this video….

Nice hunt Brad I enjoyed it, catch you on the next one. 🇺🇸

Wonderful finds!

How very cool that you've uncovered things from your old boyhood stomping grounds. You know you gotta go back again, amiright? Thanks for the vids.

Reminded me of growing up playing "in the hills" behind our house and neighborhood. Our big "box canyon" is now a Cul du Sac.

I just got a new metal detector and pin pointer a few weeks ago, and have been practicing with it in my own backyard so far. I have found a lot of mystery items so far. One of them, i thought was an old padlock, but it was a piece of lead in the shape of a padlock. Could it have been some type of old weight? I don't know. I am 65 and never saw anything like it. The best thing i have found that i could identify so far was a nice old silver heart shaped pendant in great shape. The only coins i have found so far are Lincoln pennies. Wish me luck, lol.