Metal Detecting The Relic Hunter's Journal Chapter 6: Diggin' In Virginia Part II

Part 2 of our Diggin' In Virginia adventures as we recover artifacts from Brandy Station.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Metal Detecting
• Metal Detector
• Saving History
• Relics
• Civil War
• Revolutionary War
• Colonial
• Archeology

[love2detect]

awesome

[RelicHuntersJournal]

Great! Glad you liked it!

[LoftisDetectors]

Thanks for the video Bill !!!

[RelicHuntersJournal]

Thanks Jeff!

[nuggetnoggin]

Awesome video, i seen you at DIV XIV with scdigger on coles hills, i'm gonna go to diggin in virginia in march, whci hone should i go to XVI OR XVII

[RecoveringRelics]

Nice finds!

[rodfleck]

Bill - great video. The AVC - Alabama Volunteer Corps made in 1860/61 by the Scovill Mf'g Co. of CT. Got to love that one. Also there is a note: "Collectors rarely see the 23mm dia. buttons in comparison to the 21 mm counterparts...often called "overcoat buttons" simply because of their size. Button style also made with Baltimore and Mobile versions according to W.K. Tice, Uniform Buttons of the US 1776-1865, page 247. Cool find and great video.

[berea919]

Hey Bill, where can i find info on these events? Looks like a blast. Any info's appreciated.

[SCdigger]

That AVC cleaned up nice!