"It’s a 1361 Edward III quarter noble. Pretty awesome find, congrats"
“I found this while using my metal detector. It’s not magnetic, doesn’t spark when grinding.”
2
“It was bronze cast in the Bronze Age. I donated it to the museum for further tests.”
“I don’t know what is going on. I’m shocked, amazed, and stupefied.”
3
"What a find if it checks out to be a Cartier gold bracelet. It definitely would cover the cost of your detector."
“My husband found his first gold ring today. It’s stamped 18K.”
4
"Not to be a downer, but it reminds me of a ring I found a few months back. That one was also marked “18K,” but I did an acid test and it wasn’t real gold."
“Week 2 of metal detecting! I found a class ring. I’m in contact with the owner to return it. The ring was in the ground for 42 years.”
5
“Roman tweezers I found in Norway. One of my oldest finds, and it’s not broken! 2,000 years in the ground in a field!”
6
“I found this 10K moose ring at a camping lake.”
7
“A skull ’pirate ring’ I found in Germany today”
8
“It has taken me 4 years now of this awesome hobby to have just about filled my cabinet.”
9
“I took my nephew metal detecting for the first time, and this is what he found. Of course, I let him keep it all.”
10
“My father-in-law found this on the beach. A Spanish coin believed to be 1500/1600.”
11
“I just pulled this from my yard in Maryland. It beats the 200 roofing nails I usually dig up.”
12
“Beach hunt a couple days ago.”
13
“I’ve no idea what I dug up today. Looks like big scissors or something.”
14
"They’re sheep shears"
“My first valuable find. Tiffany necklace with silver chain and gold and silver rings. I was super excited to pull this up today!”
15
“My first gold diamond ring!”
16
“What is this? I think it’s bronze and it’s probably Roman.”
17
"It’s the handle from a small hand mirror."
“I found this in the woods. Any ideas on age and what it’s made of?”
18
"Some kind of an elaborate necklace pendant possibly."
“Last Saturday I was contacted by a woman who had lost a pair of earrings and a wedding ring that had been in her family for over a 100 years.”