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Found this metal piece out in the woods close to the edge of a field. Made of metal with “1820 Greenville O” on it. We live in Greenville, Ohio. Wish I snapped additional pictures of it, but this is all I have. Maybe a piece of old farm equipment? Or possibly some sort of mill piece?

This isn't silver or gold but it's certainly been entertaining to unearth. A couple weeks ago my hunting buddy found the large piece and I thought that was pretty cool but I returned this morning and found 4 more pieces which include 3 weights and the weight hanger. I hit the '100' weight with a...

along the stream in my backyard, where i take my walk everyday there are plenty of fallen trees that lay right across the stream, the banks are so high that i jump down and walk right under the fallen tree. I noticed a huge metal structure that is right under where the tree has fallen. It...

I found this old brass stirrup today in some woods that have produced CW buttons, but I'm not sure of it's age--can anyone help me? Thanks!

Hi Everyone, Went out Saturday evening and detected a section of woods and managed to dig a couple silvers for the time out.<span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: 17px;">

Found this item a few years ago down the road a piece, over the creek bed, hiding in plain sight. Have had lots of fun with it including taking photos, writing a song about it and making a youtube video.:laughing7: Rather than me posting a link, look up StoneMan Mystery 2 on the youtube site...

Howdy from Central KY woods. Not a metal detector user. Used to be shell collector. A few fossils in this neck of the woods.:thumbsup: got a "what is it" for ya'll.?????????

I need some tips for metal detecting in the woods later today. What are some good spots to look for?

On my third day with the new Teknetics T2 SE I got a consistent signal at 8". I finally got the object out of the hole at a honest 8'', On the ground I saw what I thought is a coin. When I picked it up I saw a shank and knew I had my first button. When I got home I did research and discovered it...

On my third day with the new Teknetics T2 SE I got a consistent signal at 8". I finally got the object out of the hole at a honest 8'', On the ground I saw what I thought is a coin. When I picked it up I saw a shank and knew I had my first button. When I got home I did research and discovered it...

I have no intention of digging in or around a Native American burial ground but I would like to find one or at least see one locally. I live in the eastern part of ky and I'm an avid outdoorsman but I've still never seen an indian burial site out in the woods. I've heard stories from locals...

...just wandering through the woods detecting? I'm thinking here in MA, settled in the 1600's, who knows what you might find, right?