Bobby Dazzlers and Treasure Discoveries

The video explores the origin of the term 'Bobby Dazzler' and its connection to shiny objects. It highlights the discovery of a gold-plated brooch on Oak Island, which was analyzed and verified as a piece of actual treasure. The brooch's historical significance is discussed, suggesting it may be part of a medieval treasure. The video emphasizes the excitement of finding such artifacts and their potential connection to historical depositors.

What is the origin of the term 'Bobby Dazzler' as mentioned in the video?

• A slang for expensive cars in London

• A local expression from Lincolnshire for shiny gold things

• A term used in Scotland for rare artifacts

• A nickname for pirates in the Caribbean

What significant discovery did Gary and Rick make on Oak Island?

• An ancient manuscript

• A chest full of gold coins

• A map leading to a hidden treasure

• A gold-plated brooch

What nickname did Gary and Rick earn after their discovery?

• The Island Explorers

• The Gold Diggers

• The Broach Brothers

• The Treasure Hunters

Where was the brooch analyzed to confirm it as a piece of treasure?

• Saint Mary's University

• Harvard University

• Oxford University

• University of Toronto

What was the primary material found in the dark areas of the brooch?

• Silver

• Platinum

• Copper

• Iron

What did the analysis reveal about the bright areas of the brooch?

• They were made of silver

• They were pure gold

• They contained diamonds

• They were made of brass

What was the reaction of the team upon discovering the gold in the brooch?

• Disappointment

• Indifference

• Excitement

• Confusion

What is the estimated age of the 'Bobby Dazzlers' mentioned in the video?

• 500-600 years old

• 300-400 years old

• 100-200 years old

• 600-700 years old

What is the speculated origin of the brooches found on Oak Island?

• Left by ancient explorers

• Created by local artisans

• Dropped by pirates

• Lost by depositors

What kind of treasure are the team members searching for on Oak Island?

• A modern treasure

• A medieval treasure

• A royal treasure

• A pirate's treasure