Tell us your rarest finds here!!!

Larbo · Nov 18, 2017

Coinshark said:
This was one of my best ring finds!....and it fits!

Nice ring. What karat is it? Gold rings usually add up to more than coin finds unless you have a rare one. I have never sold anything though.

Bill_Ace_350 · Nov 18, 2017

USPHS emblem, Sterling by Blackington. In my back yard.

scoundrel · Nov 18, 2017

ks coyote said:
1950 Indy 500 Pit Pass. Found at a old military base.

That is a really nice find. I doubt you will ever sell it, but you would get a pretty penny for that.

Coinshark · Nov 18, 2017

Larbo said:
Nice ring. What karat is it? Gold rings usually add up to more than coin finds unless you have a rare one. I have never sold anything though.

The lighting is off....it's 17 grams Sterling Silver.

JmCraz8 · Nov 18, 2017

1864 2 cent coin in great condition

Wolf-Dog · Nov 18, 2017

JmCraz8 said:
1864 2 cent coin in great condition

I like that coin because it was the first U.S. Coin to bear the motto "In God We Trust" on it, congrats. :woot:

As for mine, well, a 1945 wheatie. It's extra special because it was the only coin I found that day.

woodtick · Nov 19, 2017

My rarest find is a Mexican War button that belonged to my Gr Gr Grandfather. For me it is priceless and doubt I could ever find something that would top it.

Beyonder123 · Nov 19, 2017

spenglure said:
Did you notice the rotation error on that coin?

I noticed that also

lawsonland · Nov 20, 2017

Found this in a hunt last year
1652 XII Massachusetts Oak Tree Shilling

Tpmetal · Nov 20, 2017

Bill_Ace_350 said:
USPHS emblem, Sterling by Blackington. In my back yard.

That thing is ridiculous. So jealous.

jwp1964 · Nov 20, 2017

lawsonland said:
Found this in a hunt last year

1652 XII Massachusetts Oak Tree Shilling

Wow!!!!!

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v0lt · Nov 20, 2017

Old silver.

55 bC
800 aD
1200 aD
1400 aD

Not my average finds if you ask me.

Happa54 · Nov 20, 2017

SLQ - 1923 S .... 3rd most important key date for the SLQ's.

Dug it up approx one month ago.

Numil · Nov 20, 2017

My rarest and best find was my wife. She’s one of a kind. On another note my most expensive find was .... wait that’s my wife too. Oh well. She’s a keeper

diggin4clad · Nov 21, 2017

1808 Large Cent, Circa 1910-1915 Jensen Amber Ring, 1/5th ounce Bullion Gold Coin. I sold the ring for $175.00

bootyhound · Nov 21, 2017

Flowing hair large cent,1877 indian,ny state militia belt buckle,colonial era surveyor's compass faceplate. .

Ice Scratcher · Nov 21, 2017

Love that compass rose...

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bootyhound · Nov 22, 2017

Ice Scratcher said:
Love that compass rose...

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Thanks, i had no idea what it was when i dug it.... lots of awesome drool worthy finds posted here...

Mg240 · Nov 22, 2017

I reevaluated my finds and determined that I had a few more worthy of posting. 1864 L IHP, 1866 semi-key date, 2 saloon tokens, a hardware store token from Cincinnati, and an unknown token that I cannot ID. And a 1909 Chicago dog tag.

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Mud-puppy · Nov 22, 2017

I found this rare Primitive Native duck call! It appears to be carved out of a very lightweight bone of a prehistoric bird or some sort of baleen or something...I dont know, I'm not an archaeologist..

It goes "fffrruuup, frrruuurp", when you blow on it, so maybe the reed is shot or thats how ducks sounded long long ago...? Anybody know?.

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