Hey there swingers, great finds 😀you two did well

Great to see you both out enjoying and finding the coins @Working 925 detecting i reckon Michelle definitely needs a metal detector for Christmas this year mate😁 Thanks so much for sharing😊

Excellent hunting @Working 925 detecting that florin was a beauty mate and it looks like your new wet weather pants held up for the job nicely👌 I look forward to seeing more from this site in future. Cheers mate🤝👍⛏️

Great hunting @Working 925 detecting and a fantastic weekend away mate🤝 I also thought i dropped a comment on this video but maybe it didn't work😂 On to view the next now👍👍 Cheers heaps Darren.

Looks like Michelle needs a birthday present there Darren?

Sun, fun, only one digger, can't soil the camera buttons. Onyas, Darren & Michelle. We liked the 1921M 3D... zoomed to see if there's the mintmark, and one year from their overdate 1922-on-1921. Sure, big silvers are the go, but tiny thrip, big price, is also nice. Either will do, picture joyful leaping duo, a 1938 Crown, or 22/21 overdate 3D in beautiful condition, worth tens of thousands. $5500 in barely readable condition! (Once mike arrives, of course, it'll be still as, you'll have to bring your own sound fx Mistral.)

You're onto a good deal there Michelle. I got to get my hubby to dig my holes. That would make my detecting experience premium. 😂 Thanks for sharing the tip about target sizes Darren thats gold. So much to learn!

Thanks Darren and Michelle for putting together another video for us and sharing your finds.

😂😂😂 Actually I think I laughed a few more times than that, I half expected to see this hunt turn into world championship wrestling, With the detector off to the side twiddling it's own buttons. Not much wind noise, it was ok! I was wondering what was going on, when the detector started slowly disappearing off screen, then I remembered who was filming! The Penny's looked in great condition, And I haven't found a silver I didn't like, So I'll take a hunt like that any time. Fortunately I dont have to fight anyone for my detector, which is good, if I did, I'd probably never get to use it! Thanks for the fun! Cheers!

Great filming Michelle and Darren ⚒️👍

I know this feeling well… just one more target 🎯 😂

Great hunt Darren … lovely finds

Nothing like a Flozza to brighten up the wintertime blues.Nice old thrip too. I have used a cloth to put the dirt on to keep it pristine looking when the grass is wet.Well done mate.👍

I may be wrong, but I reckon you were pretty happy with that Florin, I'd been hunting a permission , with weeks of coppers and relics, but kept thinking there's got to be a silver somewhere, Then out popped a Florin, with a loudly exclaimed "Helaluya" and singing my version of "happy days are here again" I spent the rest of the afternoon smiling. They do gave a tendency to brighten the day. Sticking to it on a wet and miserable day, you deserved it! Id be happy with the thrip too. Good on you Darren, Cheers Mate!

A lead sinker? In the middle of an oval? Someone took the meaning of dirt fishing to a whole new level 😂 Great finds mate 👌

What number do you run for Iron bias?

Spotted the wet weather pants before you mentioned them as I have been looking for some. How did they hold up? Nice Flozza.

Indeed, how the mood swings with silvers, Darren! Let it rain, hail, if they're silver! The 1915L 3D is one of the rarer thrips, 800k minted, $45 in VG, the lowest grade. On our Nox we run iron bias at 2 mostly, use horseshoe just to read the area, but find there's not much jumpy numbers even if there's junk, like a '53 florin clear as a bell, unmoving at 28, despite a giant rusty nail sitting on it. But I was hoping for gold-rush village 1853, upper Narre Warren East, which is north of Narre Warren North! I love the irony. Other times you think the ground is covered in rusty sheet iron and the grass grown over, people seemed very enthusiastic about dumping their rubbish in the nearest native vegetation to their home, since settlement. If the rubbish is old enough, Hermitage Victoria wanna look after it, if the bush is now full of new rubbish, Enviro-rent Victoria wanna zone it for development. Ordinary people get in their way. Farmers, detectorists, bushwalkers, campers. Sorry, Governor! (Who's law is it anyway?😅) Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.

Geez shoulda kept this place to myself 😂😂 another day, another floz 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Some great old finds came up from your weekend away Darren.Congrats on the George III Shillings and Penny.Penny probably dated 1806 or 1807.Got myself a 1817 Sixpence last weekend also.Great video.Cheers mate.

Careful Darren, The good wife almost stole all you thunder, I almost laughed my socks off! Between the both of you, You make one excellent detectorist! Im still smiling about it. Yep! Looking into the future, I see another detector entering the household, and it wont be yours! Thanks Mate, that was great! Cant stop giggling! Cheers!

Not the preferred year on the Florin, but im always happy to see one pop out, I don't know if they still exist any more, but I think the petrol company, Ampol, had the Pegasus as there emblem, probably nothing to do with your find but it popped into my mind first up! Ive detected at an x football field, now a pop in free camp area in my town, I probably spent as much time talking to the curious as I did detecting, And it doesn't hurt to have a yarn with them, they just might offer you a permission, no guarantee though. Having a yap with a stranger, though he was a local who knew everyone and had lived there all his life gave me my first permission. It changed my whole hunting experience. Keep your vid's coming! Cheers Mate!

Oh! Yeah, I know that joyful feeling of hope, crushed by that shared nemisi of the one and two cent pieces, There's a few things that fall into that territory but those little brown buggers top the the lot. No matter how hard I try not to make the same mistakes while filming, I still manage to make them, over and over again, sorry im late on the uptakes of your hunts, one more to catch! Ill see you there Cheers!

Great company and great finds, I think everything you found was older than anything I have in my collection, Ive yet to go back beyond Queen Victoria, one day I hope! You never know whats waiting for you out there. Thats what keeps you searching! Glad to see you posting, ive just got to make sure ive sub'd and thumbs up, ill be around to bug you, every time! Cheers Darren!

Gday Darren, was in touch with Luke Phillips regarding his leather digger sheath and he said a fella named "Darren" makes them. I put 2&2 together and was wondering if you are that Darren, as i see you have the same sheath. Can you please let me know if this is the case. Much obliged mate.

Excellent long weekend away, Darren and friends! Those George III's are sensational, face like a dropped pie, can't get over their age, nor why no newer currency until more arrived, early 1830s. Nuts. That padlock shaped carved and chased silver, the insert would be a semi-precious hardstone, the Scottish love them, an agate probably. Just missing the swing loop catch, probably for a fob watch chain, heavy item, could take out the stone to clean and have a catch made, both best done by a jeweller. Being big and silver, by law, going way back, it would have hallmarks on it somewhere, oddly, gold items by law didn't need hallmarking. If you don't mind me saying, you and the two Lukes regularly seem to fluke some excellent finds, so keep 'em coming, these detectors with numbers haven't been around all that long, where folk were long ago hasn't been gone over with the nous you lot show, or on where to look, nor how to detect as well as we've seen being done by yourself and the Lukes. Best of luck with the locations and finds! 🤞½sov, yet to see a KZfaq detectorist find any halves, apparently rarer and more valuable. Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.

Just found your channel Darren.If this was your first effort into the world of detecting videos then you did well. I've been doing it for years and still find it a challenge and always hope for some good finds to keep the interest of the viewers.Good selection of finds from this hunt and congrats on the Flozza. Cheers mate.👍

Great finds and clean hunting … super Darren

King George the THIRD!!!!!😂😂 G3 1760-1820, G4 1820-1830, W4 1830-1837, V 1837-1901, E7 1901-1910, G5 1910-1936 G6 1936-1953 E2 1953-2022 C3 2022- Great finds mate and an awesome wknd. Those 2 shillings are killer, but my fave was the G3 penny his fat head is pretty clear for one of those 👍🏼

Hi Darren … enjoyed your first video … super finds and fun ⚒️👍⚒️

Sounds like a ripper weekend! Love those really worn coins. Imagine all the hands it would have passed. Amanzing.

Cute little pegasus.. Congrats on the Flozza! Encoreeeee 😂😊

Question: how can you tell if something is a big target vs a small taget? 🤔

Little less grunts in this video than the first. 😂 Great finds Darren. Keep up the great work!

Great video Luke... Another YT i can follow.. How hard is it to detect and film.. the pros make it look so easy!

Well done@Working 925 detecting , we’re glad that we stumbled across your channel 😂

Great hunting @Working 925 detecting haha i love the commentary once again too mate. "Ive had better" that really got me going😂 That old bun head silver was a stunner find, aswell as Michelle's sixpence and thrip. Elite work😉 I look forward to the next. Cheers heaps for sharing🙂🤝⛏️

Cool finds, Can't wait to see some more

Here he is!! Still thinkin bout that other way of filmin or...?😉 Lookin forward to watching many coins/relics comin out in future vids mate 👍🏼👍🏼

That was a fantastic first hunt to share on film @Working 925 detecting great camera work and great commentary mate. My favourite finds...the mythical horse and the flozza😁😁 That little wind up toy train key is a beauty to mate. From memory they say 'Mimic' on them somewhere. It's quite a large one compared to normal too. Encore...encore....I can't wait for the next, top work mate👌🤝⛏️⛏️