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Any ideas? I found it on my private ground, in the Second World War it used to be a battleground in early 1945 between American and German troops (Just after the Battle of the Bulge). It was close to some American buttons and other US relics. My thought was that it has something to do with...

This one might be tough, but can anyone help identify? Seems to be an old copper one cent piece. I can make out some text on the reverse, but im no coin expert.

This was found in northeast ohio. I can not find any evidence of a face or back of coin, but i am convinced that it is. Any help? Large cent for reference

Just started metal detecting this spring. Not much success yet at local parks etc., but still having fun with it. Finally found my first silver - this 1918 Mercury Dime, from the distant far-away lands of the USA. Found it in the small patch of grass in my Toronto backyard, about 4" down...

Today me and a friend of mine decided to go for a detecting trip along the shoreline of Lahave River, we hadn't known prior but there was a huge wharf they used to load lumber onto ships for transport. A curious landowner come right over laughing about Gary Drayton detecting Oak Island (about 35...

This was the first thing I ever found. I was trying out a detector and yep....been hooked ever since lol Sadly it isnt in very good shape at all, took me a while to identify it. https://www.coinsandcanada.com/tokens-medals-commercial.php?title=hosterman-&-etter-1/2-penny-1815&id=219

Hello, I dug up this coin I believe and it doesn't have any writing on it. Anyone know what this could be? Also there is a tab that looks folded over on the one edge. Please see attached photos and thank you!

As the sun started to set and it got cooler (been very hot here in Central VA) went out and found this about 6 feet off my front porch. It was about 2" down.

I found my first Barber Dime. I was swinging my Garrett AT Pro at an old house site that I had gained permission to hunt. I found some junk and a few wheats when I got a solid 82 signal. I dug down about 6 inches and I saw a glimpse of silver. Thinking I found a Rosie, I was shocked when a...

http://youtu.be/D-VYNda-FVA CLICK LINK FOR VIDEO OF THE COIN! Hey guys I recently found this 1738 Spanish coin and I have a couple of questions I found it in a backyard of a house in San Antonio Texas so I was pretty amazed when I found it. Here are the questions! 1. what is it worth? 2. how...

For two years I've been hunting old schools, parks, home sites, and farm fields with hopes of finding my first silver coin. Yesterday silver finally appeared! It was the fourth trip with friends to a 40 acre permission with known history back to 1828. Approximately 50 yards downstream from...

What are some of the best finds you’ve made with a BH Tracker IV. That’s what I have and all I’ve been digging is clad (only been out twice, but hit part of a 20s house). Just wondering some of the oldest and deepest stuff you’ve found with the Tracker IV. :?:

Hey :?:I just Started Detecting with a tracker iv and i was WONDERING what is the average depth of: indian head penny wheatie mercury and others Because the IV isn't the best depth machine i just was wondering if its still in my playing field?

I haven't posted in a while but near this site has produced lots of late 1700s items and early 1800s as well. There are few junk items but it was farm field up until the 1950s. I am trying to figure out the coin. I have pulled a few large cents, a KGIII, what looks like a state copper and the...

Question on the very thin coin that has a bust facing right. It looks like there are stars around the head. The back looks like there is a horse or dog. I found the large cent in the same area. Not sure what it may be. Also, the iron piece that looks like a wedge of some sort. Any help?

I have spent a lot of time trying to find something like this online and failed so I am leaning towards this not being a coin. There is some lettering that can be seen in the right light. Pence possibly and a date that can look like 1901 and 1861 depending on the light don't let the picture fool...

I have heard several speculative comments on the future of coinage in the US. Including some of my comments. For instance I have noticed that 5 years ago when going to Quicktrip (a popular chain of high volume gas stations and mini-stores) I could walk the parking lot of say 25 parking spaces...

Well. I spent last weekend studying metal detectors, since I decided to give it a try as a hobby and because I bought this old house on a large plot in Germany. The result of all the studying was to buy a cheap Chinese MD, the 3009ii model as it is called. It was available on Ebay brand new...

Well, after looking up old maps and reading some history, I was in the mood for digging. It was about 8pm and drizzling outside. I tossed on a cheap headlamp and went in the back yard again. I know I startled at least two people. One was a neighbor walking their dog. I was digging a plug and had...

The foreign coins I have that are attracted to a magnet got me wondering if the U.S. might have any plans to again use steel in any coins like they did with the 1943 penny and doing an online search I found the following government study - U.S. Coins: Implications of Changing Metal Compositions...