GOING MEGA DEEP ON PASTURE WITH MINELAB ETRAC
Nov 7, 2026
Digging deep coins with the Etrac.
A quick hunt in the front field with my etrac. Not much booty this time but a couple of really old coins and my first William and Mary (late 1600's) coin - I think.
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AI GeneratedThe speaker discusses the process of using a metal detector to find old coins. After some initial uncertainty regarding the nature of the objects being unearthed, the speaker successfully identifies several historical pieces, including a rare 1797 cartwheel penny and other coins potentially dating back to the 1600s and the Victorian era.
Again, again from the road from the road of my fathers once more.
It seems writing is coming to a halt here,
more or less where I work,
It's going to be quite a journey ahead there. So I'm hoping
Writing is writing. It is common writing.
First, I received it, and it is very important, so I am
I'm a bit sorry.
I don't know what that is; it's not the pipeline.
Oh, it might have been an old cartwheel penny, but it's not thick enough.
They are certainly big and well-groomed, whatever the case.
Do you know what the dig is?
It looks like this might mean some kind of fruit.
He looks like some kind of a stick.
It's very good and full.
It seems likely
body of a man
a little bit
I thought that was the log there, but it isn't.
It is truly real.
a genuine one that looks like a log.
Ha, ha, ha, that's good.
It's very nice, a kind of very nice thing.
It was very impressive, but that would be
It's about leaving at 9 or 10 o'clock.
That's what I've pulled up; it looks somehow ahead
It's very good, it's very good,
It seems to appear as a daily story.
Something seems to be there.
It looks like a log.
That's not my concern.
What is happening here?
It's just metal, nothing at all on it.
Now, we've managed to pull a little bit of coal out of this floor.
A few of 4 or 5 down.
Something like that.
I had already filled the floor in.
I had gone back with the detector.
It means there's something there.
It looks similar to a coin.
Certainly in a way coin.
Thank you very much
Good job
I'm watching the video.
These are the wheel hubs right here.
Can you see the way ahead out there?
Are you certain that this is from 1797?
He is George III.
It's absolutely enormous.
That was good.
Down below.
It gave a fundamental idea.
The e-track has worn down the sole.
It tends to do it.
Impressive.
We are going to the house now.
I'm back now.
23 coins for this.
I'm starting with big products.
This is, as I said, a penni cartwheel from 1797.
There is not much resources available to him, and the
There are many ways to learn.
I'm going to teach it in a final lesson for a month or two.
I would change this web page and perhaps
that would come up and keep the resource. That is
Fferthyn, it seems likely to be fictional,
I'm talking about Britain standing there.
First of all, the part of the house is particularly important.
This is, I think, one of the halfpennies of William and Mary.
It seems I might have a little bit
They're quite interesting, and it's very intriguing.
The G for Gwelymius,
Yes, William, it's quite William.
a Mary, neu William Halfpenny, I must say I was thinking,
That's what I thought it was at once.
It's likely after 1600s, so 1797,
in the 1600s, the dispute after the 1880s or thereabouts
dim ond tri coins.

