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Mud, Rubbish & Real History | An Honest Day Metal Detecting Near Diss

Metal detecting isn’t always sunshine and silver. In this episode of The History Detective, we’re out in the fields near Diss, battling wet, sticky mud, difficult ground conditions, and plenty of unreliable signals. It’s one of those days where perseverance matter, digging through the rubbish in the hope of saving a little piece of history. Despite the tough conditions, Malc manages to unearth a handful of genuine finds, including: A George VI sixpence (1943) A Tudor jetton A small casket key And several other small but telling discoveries This is an honest day of detecting, hard work, muddy boots, frustrating signals, and the quiet reward of uncovering history that’s been hidden for centuries. If you enjoy realistic metal detecting, real finds, and the stories behind the objects, this one’s for you. 🔔 Subscribe to The History Detective for more real-world detecting, honest days in the field, and the history we save along the way.