XP DEUS IN THE LAND OF WWII BUTTONS

It's absolutely pitting down, so the filming today isn't going to be fantastic, but I'm back at the 18th century mansion and I'm doing the trashy areas with the Deus. I've left the e-track at home because I'm just going to concentrate with the small coil in the very trashy areas and hopefully pick something decent out. I did manage to find two silver coins The last time I was up, and that was using the huge coil. on the e-track, so I think with a coil half the size and a slightly more responsive machine, I should do quite well, hopefully. Although I've only got about two hours today, so we shall see. This was reading as a nice sprightly 76 on the Dios, and it looks like it's a button in pretty good condition. Oh, it is. That's in cracking condition. Look at that. AFS, which I believe stands for auxiliary fire service. I sometimes find them up here with NFS which is National Fire Service so that's a very, you'd think that was pretty much new, you polish that up and it could go back on a jacket, excellent. This one strangely was reading 93 and it looks like another button. Deus is really picking the signals out very well from the trash. This one is in cracking condition again and this one is NFS so that's National Fire Service. Look at that, still shiny, that's what an awesome find. Looks like we've got some sort of medallion or something, some sort of artefact here. Let's see what it is. Ah, it hasn't actually got much on it. I thought it would have a picture of Mother Mary or something like that. Although it looks like it has had something stuck on the front of it. I don't think it's silver. This is quite a deep hole for another badge. Button, sorry. And this is another AFS. That has to have been probably eight or nine inches down. And that gave a cracking signal. Another one in absolutely excellent condition. There's yet another button. I've actually found a couple of pennies as well. So... Modern ones, though, so I didn't bother filming them. That's another AFS button. Missed in the back, that one, unfortunately, but it's still in pretty good condition. Another hole and another button. This is yet another AFS button. Slightly buckled on the back there, but it's still got the eye on it. It's in pretty good nick as well. Looks like the first pre-decimal coin seems to be an old penny. It's approximately 8 inches deep, so that was a reasonable depth. Actually, there may be two there. There's one. That looks like another one in there. Could have sworn that was another one in there, but it's not. And that's a George V, so that's early 1900s. It's in reasonable nick. Lovely patina on it as well. 1917. This looks like another pre-decimal. It is. Oh, that's in good condition. Wants to be, though. It's only 1957. That's Elizabeth II. This is another one that was reading 82 to 83, so I'm thinking it's a pre-decimal half penny. I may be wrong, though. I am wrong. Whenever I make a prediction, it's wrong. Another bottle cap. Another hole and another coin ball. Yeah man! Another penny. This looks very much like another button. Yes it is. I think I found more buttons on this hunt than I have for the previous hunts put together. Another AFS button. Auxiliary Fire Service. That's another pre-decimal penny. George V. In pretty good condition again. Actually it's not in very good condition. That That side's all crusty. But it's early to mid 1900s anyway. Two and a little bit hours later and it's still raining. Not wet though, got the gear on. I had to have the video camera tucked in here so it was none too comfortable. I managed to find some decent things. A hell of a lot of buttons for some reason. Um... Normally I'm lucky if I find one button up here, but I do normally find pre-decimal coins. It seemed to be a hell of a lot of buttons, not too many coins this time. Not sure why, it could have just been the area I was searching, but they were all decent signals, certainly diggable. They've got dug. And now I've got a pocket full of buttons. There we go. Two, one, two, three, four, five, six. Six, I'm sure I dug more than that. One, two, three, four, five, six. Maybe it's just six, don't know. Yeah, I may have dropped one or two. I'll probably find them next time. If you've enjoyed this video, please click the like button. If you feel the need to share it on forums or Facebook or whatever, just go ahead. I've also got dozens of other metal detecting videos in the playlist on my channel, entitled, hmm, what's it entitled? On deguru's Metal Detecting Videos, perhaps. But there's dozens and dozens of videos on there where I'm finding all sorts with Deus and also with the E-Track. Until next time, thanks for watching. I'm going to tell you about the performance of the XP Deus. Bloody marvellous!