28 Interesting Things Found With a Metal Detector.
Nathan Johnson
Published
02/23/2020
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These might bring out your inner treasure hunter.
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It was a British 1939-1945 star! In excellent condition. -
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Dug this brilliant British Penny the other day. -
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Found this brooch today, I’m guessing it’s Victorian. I think the stones are amber and it looks like it used to be gold plated. -
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All my silver rings found in 2019, dated from 1900 to 2019. -
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WW2 relics still everywhere in German forests. -
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1911 Ford grease cap when they had wooden wheels. -
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Two months (DEC-JAN) worth of saves! Love this hobby! -
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Found my first toy car, first bell, and a couple other cool finds on my parents property that dates back to the early 1900s. Cant wait to put more holes in their backyard! -
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Found this Roman coin today. Obverse cleaning in progress. -
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Okay. Now that I’ve stopped screaming “HOLY S*** HOLY S*** HOLY S***” I can actually post this. I just found this absolute stunner out the back of a supermarket in Scotland with a Garret Ace 150. Ran home to clean it detector in hand lol. -
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FLYING HARD ON!!! Crazy, I kid you not! -
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Dug half of a colonial shoe buckle today, great part is I dug the other half 2 years ago. -
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Roman snake motif ring – Favorite find I’ve ever made (southern France). -
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A little silver coin spilling on a battlefield 1600’s A.D. -
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Taiwanese 1955 Jiao. This is what I love about metal detecting! How did this coin end up buried in the soil at an 1800s plantation home in rural Tennessee? -
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Thought it was junk first but figured out with a bit of research that it was a silver plated spur from the 17th/18th century or even older. -
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Baseball field turned up this class ring last summer and was able to return it. -
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This beauty was buried underground 450 years ago! Found in the Netherlands. -
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My Father passed away recently and this is his prized metal detecting find. Found in SE Oklahoma. I would love to have more information on this. I can’t find anything remotely similar to it anywhere online. There is also what looks to be an “1872” on the back.
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