My Metal Detecting Finds from the old home site

[Albinomilksnake1999]

i think that perfume bottle is an old indian opium bottle.

[HoschtonBoy]

That key @ 2:35 was used in the 40's-50's to open a variety of cans such as sardine and Spam, I got cut on one as I was opening a can of Spam and still have the scar of my finger today. Memories of camping outdoors in the '50s.

[WeepingStellaMaris]

Junk is so much more fun than finding "valuable" things! I would be so excited if I found that stuff!

[scmilitia]

Nice finds you never when you will hit the big find.

[Typheron1]

the small item that has a loop and straight peice if the thick band of metal around it is coiled, then I'd be inclined to identify it as an old srdine key with the peel strip from maybe the 50's or 60's

[Typheron1]

@Typheron1 "sardine" Sorry bout that

[TheJasper1911]

at 0:60, thast looks like an old jail door jey

[5050zulu1]

well done kid for showing such enthusiasm most people would be cursing for finding what they regard as junk but your finds are interesting .I have taken friends out on hunts and because they dont find a gold ring within the first ten minutes they get bored with it and start moaning . so its nice to see a young un who is not only interested in the the hobby for financial gain . well done .

[saintpaddydaybride]

hey there are places you can go to turn that iron in for cash.

[WolFCoven777]

At least you cleared the yard. Lol

[pepelino4]

Nice iron finds!!!

[dixiegurl2303]

you made your finds? lol

[maddog12396]

you should not throw out you do not know what it is so watch out for that

[bRadicalmagic1]

junk

[COMMANDERJSP]

The small key thing also was used to open cans of herring and sardines.

[Coop4447]

those little rectangle loop things with the round bit of metal on the lower end are the keys they put on canned food for when you open the can of meat and it wraps the metal around the key making it look like that. i found one once and thought it was the swivel for a rifle sling and cleaned it up to find out it was some old meat can key used to open it up like corned beef hash.

[knocknoffnarcs]

that old man was my great grand papa he told his brothers sisters son to keep all noggins off his property till the end if they be any man named nuggetnoggin come plundering keep him around he like to noggin an bob our nuggets.

[tech4pros]

that bigger key like thing might be a pistol barrel.

those small key things are actually the openers for tinned hams, like corned beef or spam.

[tech4pros]

that key like thing might be a pistol barrel.

[RecoveringRelics]

Nice finds! How do you display your finds? I plan on buying a display case for the valuable finds, and place the other interesting finds all around. HH!

[MNdigger]

I See Some Very Nice Relics In Your Collection.

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HH!!

[Enigma958]

gun

[PAT71463RICK]

Thats some hunting,wtg...PAT

[Pastfinder44]

Nuggetnoggin, the piece you show at about 146 could be the handle of an iron skillet. The little gizmo at about 239 is a key for a sardine can. That little strip that is wrapped it came from the sardine can. This is how they were opened.

[NiagracountyNY]

Nice collection Nugget..Gotta be a few goodies in there ..Good luck hh

[nuggetnoggin]

this old man use to live at my dads house and always throw his junk in the yard. he was born in 1900

[fishercz20]

Man, who lives their? Junk yard Joe! Good luck!