“Found these 110-year-old Crayolas in the back of a family secretary desk. The pack still has the crayons.”

“The new house my parents bought has a secret room hidden under the stairs.”

“I found this 1937 Gibson. It traveled through Europe and is carved with all the different places and dates. It was a stunning find.”

“There are bins along cycle paths in the Netherlands that allow you to throw out garbage without slowing down.”

“I moved last week and unearthed my great-grandmother’s (about 8 or 9 times) silver tankard from 1753.”

“The frosty spider webs on my mother’s garden ornaments are so pretty.”

“I found a 50-pence coin with Sherlock Holmes on it.”

“There’s a random box of about 300 issues of National Geographic from the mid-1950s in my neighborhood.”

“This is a maple leaf ’stamp’ on a road in Filton, England. The Canadians are invading.”

“Here’s Buzz saving his friend Woody.”

“My mom’s cat looks like this cross-stitch her grandma made 50 years ago.”

“Found a random painting in the middle of the woods.”

“This smiley face I saw when flying over Spain”

“An enamel pin with a functional whiteboard that looks like the Windows 95 version of Paint”

“The way the light hits makes the door handle look magical.”

“The Van Gogh-like patterns in this piece of oak wood”

“My son found this sea urchin fossil while we were walking our dogs. We were several miles from the sea.”

“Doodles made in 1878 by my great-great-grandfather”

“Must be a huge teabag if you need a crane to dunk it.”

“In an abandoned building, I found an old copy of a French fashion magazine from 1904. These are the finalists in a beauty competition.”