Walk Through History - 74 kHz High Frequency Metal Detecting On A Field

Time for a metal detecting adventure on a field. I recorded this video right after I purchased the white elliptical coil.

The start was a little bit disappointing, I didn't had a good feeling at first, but even on a field it all comes down to intuition...

The hunt developed slowly and the finds started to show up. The beginning made a porcelain figurine, probably a doll with moving (missing) arms. Unfortunately the plow must have hit it several times over the years, which is a real shame. Imagine how nice it would be to find something like this in one piece.

The same goes for the (relatively heavy) toy (lead) horse... At least his head was still there, moved to one side...

I also found a very old silver coin. It looked like a tiny piece of aluminum at first, because of broken/missing edges. A second look revealed very old silver. A "Heller" (with the hand) probably from 1200-1350 (I can't exactly tell).
More info on this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces72645.html

I found two even much older coins lost by Romans. One was broken, and the other one covered with a hard crust.

What was my impression about the coil and the 74 kHz frequency? I found lots of tiny stuff, mostly trash. Does this mean, couldn't find all of this with the old, black coil in 19 kHz? I'm not so sure about this...
All finds were pretty shallow. I think, I could find it with other coils.
Today I would probably skip the fourth tone and detect with slightly negative ground balance.

At the end (despite all the finds) I was a little bit disappointed to be honest. I don't know if "hunting a field" was the reason (which put my assistant into sleep), or different expectations that day.

P.s. I have more field hunts. If you like this type of detecting, I could upload a field hunt from time to time.

Thanks for watching!

More #MetalDetecting adventures: https://goo.gl/KBqXph

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