Underwater Civil War Relic Metal Detecting

[itastylez]

nice find, but you missed the gold nugget at 1:02 near your hand lol.

[snagslewis30]

I did 2. I am from winchester but never tried in a river before..have you ever dug any belt buckles?

[aquachigger]

@snagslewis30 I've found a few in the water. Mostly yankee stuff. Still looking for that perfect C.S. tongue and wreath.

[tiedupsmurf]

even if this is real,,biiiiiiiiig deal ,it is just some old crummy bullet,I would rather find a mouldy cheese sandwich

[aquachigger]

Some days I'd rather find a moldy cheese sandwich too! Well, maybe not a moldy one. mmmm cheeese....

[tiedupsmurf]

@aquachigger lol did well though ,,to film under water,good job

[104trucker]

Notice the train in the background

[raiderlove4life]

Why was the bullet so cleaned? Nah I don't buy it. It would had been better if you had planted coins in the grass instead.

[aquachigger]

I have to admit that your comment is laugh out loud funny. "It would have been better if you had planted coins in the grass..."....gotta luv it! But, lead does not oxidize under water....The more you know!

[kwoooooo]

that was planted it would have been covered with sediment and had something on the round itself!! FAKE!!!!

[aquachigger]

Nah, it's the real deal. The bullet was in a small depression in bedrock in a fast flowing stream. And lead always looks clean and new when found in the water. Thanks for looking!

[pestiskatersati]

wow that awsome

[stuthedigger]

nicely done.

[nadador64]

cool, that will be interesting to see. i live by lake michigan (chicago) where i doubt there is anything to detect but garbage. ;) the water never really arms up anyway...

[kvusmc]

Great video Checkout My relic Finds Here in Central Va

[dublekiller1]

i think it was planted but...oh well 3/5 for the try

[aquachigger]

it wasn't, but thanks for looking anyway!

[ncnikonguy]

cool video, I do a bit of underwater detecting, but mostly I'm a land hunter