I'm back with a couple whatsits and cool finds!

[Diamondman307]

Hi. I'm here again. I haven't had a whole lot of time, and I'll be trying to be on more. Just got some nice finds to show you.

Finds from my family farm. I'll probably have a more in-depth post on those finds eventually. No silver, but it could be out there. I'll also show more pics in one.

Biggest find. What the heck is it?

Found in my grandma's backyard. I've detected it before, but what is this?

I believe that this is a Swedish military button used from about 1956-1958. Is this accurate?

Sporrongs; Stockholm. Found at Doheny State Beach.

Found in a back area near the button (found this first). Pretty crusty. I was surprised when I saw it because I thought it was a zinc.

In fact, this was an 80 signal that was persistent. The ground got a little hard, and I only had a pinpointer, but I kept trying to dig, and I ended up with a wheat! Worth it.

 

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[trapperart]

Congrats on a nice assortment of finds

 

[Diamondman307]

Thanks Art.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratualtions on the Relic and coin hunt!

 

[A2coins]

Not bad at all keep at it!!! Thanks for sharing em !!!!!

 

[against the wind]

Pretty cool stuff.
When you post a picture looking for help in Identifying something, try to put something alongside the mystery item as a size reference,, like a penny or quarter. Also,, include information like Non-magnetic, length, diameter, weight, or what you think it may be made of. (Brass, copper, aluminum, lead, etc).
Congrats on your finds.

 

[Diamondman307]

Thanks all! I might do another more in-depth post with size references. And the small tube is brass, I think. It is about the width of a dime. Button is an average button. You can try to reference the big object in the background of the other picture.