Hope y'all enjoy the new video! Where's everyone watching from?

Always a pleasure! 😊 I had the best time with you and Mike! Can’t wait for our next adventure!

The Nashville Railway button that was found is actually post-Civil War but is still a great find. It began in 1866 with mule drawn Trolley cars. In 1889 they started transitioning over to Electric Streetcars. By the early 1890's they covered 52 miles in Nashville with an 18-line system. With the introduction of automobiles, the Nashville Railway slowly became a thing of the past. It was completely gone around the 1940's. I grew up in Nashville and have metal detected there for nearly 35 years.

I just want to thank you for that little comment you said to your wife about the toothpick on the coin. I recently found an 1899 Indian Head Cent that was so crusty barely could see it. That toothpick worked magic. And doesn't take off patina or scratch it!❤❤❤❤❤

Had fun with you all. Hope we can get together again. Take care, Mike

If Daisy don’t make ya giggle your dead inside.. lol Luv y’all ❤

The Piece of Metal that Daisey found with writing embossed in it is actually a piece of Tobacco tin, it isn't that old when compared to the bullets you guys been finding.

Daisy is a trooper!

Wow. Those finds must ha e weighed a ton. ! And your friends R.R. button was definitely a treasure. Daisies bullet weight too.

Harrisburg PA. Been watching and enjoying you for years ❤

Need to get Daisy a snorkeling mask so she doesn't scare us! Hah ha! Though the girl doesn't need one, for sure. You all really got the lead out on this one. Could open your own slightly used sinker shop.

Im so glad you folks are back at it and posting videos.

You can start yourself a custom sinker selling business, Nugget! Lol, great video!

You guys give a whole new meaning to "get the lead out!" Those homemade sinkers are cool, Michael, and Civil War bullets are always awesome! I love Mike's railroad button!❤

Daisy so cute. Love her energy and passion. Philadelphia area here nugget

What a great day y'all. Fantastic finds! Always lovely to see Daisy with you. Cheers, John.

Wonderful video and thanks for sharing, so this old southern lady living in Indonesia can live vicariously through your adventures. GBY & Daisy

Daisy, you were starting to get me worried! I thought you were going to pass out trying to get that signal! But at least its comforting to know that if you do have any problems with your scuba gear. You can surface without it. You guys did the river a great service cleaning up all that lead. Thanks from all us outdoor lovers.

Great finds!! Looks like a 1940’s era railway button

An awesome day for the three amigos 😎✌🏻

The long weight with the mushroom head is for duck decoys. You wrap the long stem around the keel or head of the decoy. Nice finds!

The building on the Nashville railway button is the Parthenon (Nashville is the Athens of the South) the building was built in the late 1890s for the 100 year exhibition that was and the rebuilt in the 1920s as a permanent structure. I would think it was probably used on uniforms somewhere between those 2 dates. The guy that was in charge of the exhibition also the civil chief engineer for the Nashville/Chattanooga railway. My guess is he had something to do with the cross over of the 2 for the button.

A "Real & True SOUTHERN BELL", Innocent and Free Spirited.

What a hunt, so much lead. Good seeing you all.

Always love your videos,watching from Louisiana 🙏👋👍. This for Daisy💐🌺.

Great finds. I've been watching you for a long time. Say hello to Daisy from me :) Greetings from Poland

It was fun to watch again. Greetings from the Netherlands

Those bullet sinkers were literally split shots!

Hi Daisy 👋 👋 😊

Great video! Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thanks for great content

Awesome finds

Cool hunt thanks for sharing!!!!!

Good hunt, thanks for sharing.

Amazing adventure loved it. Your Vancouver Island fan 🇨🇦🎸🎸

Unbelievable amount of lead finds. That button is awesome.

Another great video nugget. Always look forward to seeing yall out having fun detecting.

COOL Finds all around! Thanks Nugget & gang!

Need me some daisey out in the woods.

If you’re getting a lot of old fishing sinkers, maybe you should check the shore on both sides of the river… I’m sure they lost items while fishing. Stands to reason.

Nice finds

Nice hat Mike!

Excellent hunt! Amazing finds!

I always thumbs you and daisy's channel up, and try to comment to help y'all out, because i want you to keep making regular video's like ya been doing. I only watch a couple detecting channel's, but i love watching you guy's, because you make it fun, and find more than just bullets. G-d bless and protect you.

Wow, looks like heaps of fun. Never know what you can find, cheers guys and daisy😊

Watching from California, welcome back.

Good job getting all that lead out of the water. Greats finds y'all!!! Love that button!!!

Awesome hunt you guys and girls y'all had some very nice finds.I enjoyed you're video.

Many thanks to all of you for sharing your finds and positivity!

You 2 are so much fun to watch. Love the cool relics in the river. Thank you so much for your videos. Inspires me to keep going!! 😃

Hello Nuggetnoggin love your treasure hunting vedios, it's amazing how much there is just lying around to be discovered. I'm on the East Coast of N.C. now but grew up in Davidson years ago,before Lake Norman, keep up the adventures!!

I watched a recent video of someone else finding a similar railway button to Mike's and they said it was a button from the conductor's uniform or possibly one of the workers, not sure. Daisy did good, more quality than quantity on her water treasures.

Always stoked to new a new upload 😎

It is interesting what you find in your rivers. Your country has some amazing artifacts to represent its history. The bullet /sinker is a great find but I am partial to buttons. The flat and railway buttons are super finds. The buttons lead you to wonder more pleasant thoughts about who wore it and what they did for a living. The civil war bullets evoke feelings of sadness for me so bring on more buttons. Have a great week and please keep safe. 😊🇨🇦

I'm glad you guys take out the trash as well. ❤

Awesome video and finds!

Great bunch of finds ! The large lead disc may be duck decoy anchors . It must have been a great fishing spot with the amount of sinkers ya'll found , may want to go back with your own tackle and see what's biting , besides mosquitos !

Nugget always finds the most stuff.

Some of the lead is duck decoy weights. Looks like a great day. Thank you

The big piece of lead at about 6:40 shaped like a mushroom is a duck decoy weight, still produced today

That long weight with a mushroom end is for waterfowl decoys, you guys sure did a great job cleaning up all the lead from the river 😊

The knob is off a tool, maybe an old drill or plain

Mike should check out some clubs of railroad enthusiasts some probably know about uniforms. I expect there are some online

You guys are really getting the lead out of there for sure. Now you can call that place, "Lead River."

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The building on the Nashville button looks like the Parthenon. There was a replica built in Nashville with a 42 foot tall statue of Athena in 1897.

Long piece of lead that wasn't in your wrapup was a duck decoy weight. Wind up the string and bend long lead piece around decoys neck. All ready for next hunt. Rk.

Awesome my brother 💙🤝🏻

The piece above the Lead disk on the left, looks like a Treadle Sewing Machine Bobin . Hey from the Foothills of Western North Carolina !

Good going, from Colorado.

From Scottsdale, AZ. Check your PO Box for the gift to Daisy that I made for her. It shows that it is delivered.

I was thinking the same thing when he said how long can Daisy hold her breath? She was down a long time.

some of those larger lead peices could be duck decoy anchors.

18:42 looks to be a Colt Navy Pistol bullet in .38 caliber. The big bowl shaped ingot of lead looks like what the civil War bullets were made from. Nice finds. I love it that Daisy gets so excited. Good to see Mike in your videos as well.

Shotgun slug is the I don't know piece.👍👍👍👍

I watch these to get me tired. Love this one. Always thought doing samething like this when I can afford a metal detector. I live in Roosevelt Oklahoma near wichita moutains. Lots of creeks here.

I think you found a place where they did some laundry ----- Lots of buttons

Mike, always enjoy when you and Dasy get together to look for treasure in areas. Weather or not it is in a stream.. With that said, the dresser handle you found, looks like it might have came from a Awe.. Awe handles look like that. Too bad when you melt all that lead down, you couldn't taped it. All that lead would make for an interesting video... What did you make out of all that lead... Did you say Dasy has her own Channel ? Glad to see you are both Christian... The lover of GOD.... With that said, until next time! Later Gator

How do you determine what part of the river to look in? I would think inside bends since that is where the river usually puts silt and other things it wont carry.

Hi Nug I just started metal detecting I bought a Bounty Hunter Quick Silver and I found my first 1944 Wheat Penny👍😎 Over the winter im gonna save up and buy a GARRETT AT PRO..👍

i’m about to turn 13 and i’ve been metal detecting since I was 6. you’ve been my inspiration all these years! but any way the coolest find i’ve found was a meteor, we think it a meteor it’s magnetic a little bigger than a musket ball and rusted and has cracks all over it. we’ve thought about going out to one of your events but haven’t had time. any way man god bless ❤

That find that you don't know what it is, it looks like a radio knob or something from the dashboard of an old car, truck or tractor. Looks kind of like that anyway. Good detecting you all, and I'll see you next time. Save all that lead.

Hello from Jackson, SC

Great video. Team hunting is the way to go. BTW that knife looks like about a 1940-50 vintage "Barlow" knife. I have one just like it that came from my Grandfather. It was passed along to my Dad and then I received it.

Awesome video bro.

The Nashville button is from a conductors jacket, it's gotta be old because 1870 they were Louisville Nashville railroad, . That could be pre civil war .your best bet for sure is Google the Nashville train museum. They should know

North Carolina here. Suzanne

Great button...im from and in Nashville, dont think ive seen one of those

The one cone shaped piece of led looks like a modern sabot shotgun slug.

Ciao!from Italy

Great video, subbed you from Wales uk 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿keep up the good work

I suspect his railroad button is post war. During the war it was called the Nashville and Chattanooga RR.

The one that looked cool was a sabot deer slug.

The unidentified lead piece is a Foster slug for a 12 ga shotgun.

Nugget unless there are threads on the shaft part of the wooden round item you found, it could be a Victorian button hook great hunt

Nugget first off, the big flat piece of lead you found with the threads in it is an impromptu boat anchor, with a piece of wood likely screwed into it, at least that is my best guess. The odd shaped piece of Lead with the crude mold line on it is actually a bullet in the shape of a pellet. I'd wager that someone was experimenting with bullet shapes. The shape of the pellet goes way back, I mean way back (think of the shape of the 'birdie' for the game of badminton which dates back to the 1870s). It looks like someone went through the trouble of making a mold to try and see if the shape of the bullet would make any difference in accuracy or range . It's obvious to me that the person who made it had an instinctual understanding of aerodynamics and/or Ballistic drag. This might now be very old, but then again it could be very old, it's just impossible to tell how old it really is. either way this round, if fired from a muzzle loader would have tumbled immediately and either go way off course of punch a keyhole in whatever it was being shot at. a tumbling bullet does not travel very far as it is experiencing all kinds of drag and weight shifting as to make it useless as a bullet, plus it looks as if it is backwards for proper function, the hollow part needs to be in the long tapered end and the solid part needs to be in the short flat part the pellet was meant for catching the pressure of the propellant with a hollow skirt so that with would seal up the barrel and utilize as much of the pressure as possible to gain as much speed as possible the bonus of that set up is that if the barrel was Rifled, and I believe there were experiment guns that had rifling at or near the time of the Civil War, the "Skirt" of the pellet would engage the grooves of the barrel and provide spin, this would then stabilize the bullet through gyroscopic effect. But the flat "Head" of the pellet would have too much drag to give the round any more than moderate range. Anyways I would certainly like to know how old that thing is because it might be a part of gun history if it went back far enough.

nuggetnoggin , at 13:40 heavy lead disk looks like it may match up to the other rounded lead piece?

87th like, good afternoon, nuggetnoggin and daisy

that big lead sinker with the long jay shape is a duck decoy anker....FYI...

Does Daisy have her own channel 🤔 😊

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