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Post the best finds that you have ever found while metal detecting. (I need some inspiration and entertainment on this rainy day)
 
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Post the best finds that you have ever found while metal detecting. (I need some inspiration and entertainment on this rainy day)
This my best 100_0511.webp got it on the first hunt at and old abounded ski hill.
 
This my best <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811465"/> got it on the first hunt at and old abounded ski hill.

Nice walking liberty!
 
Here's my first silver and my other best finds.
 

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First silver sorry
 

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pic212609.webp Just some of my better rings - handful in middle is gold from a 4 day trip to Fla. (my best trip to date)
 
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My favourite find is this Edward 6th of England Shilling dated 1550 or thereabouts. Edward was the son of Henry 8th and was known as the boy King. He was crowned aged 10 and died aged 14. If you look at the portrait you can see that he is just a young boy.
Frank
 
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My favourite find is this Edward 6th of England Shilling dated 1550 or thereabouts. Edward was the son of Henry 8th and was known as the boy King. He was crowned aged 10 and died aged 14. If you look at the portrait you can see that he is just a young boy.
Frank

where about in the UK did you find that?
 
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My best (and first banner) find (in the few months I have been MD-ing)

clump of shipwreck Spanish silver coins
 
Heres my fav to date
 
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nice finds posted by all .... casper, what detector do you us on the beach ? looks like you had a free shopping spree at a jewelry store !!!!
 
nice finds posted by all .... casper, what detector do you us on the beach ? looks like you had a free shopping spree at a jewelry store !!!!
i THINK i got this right - all found in the water except diamond - middle right with XLT which was in winter at a drained pond

these are just some of my favs - sold bunch when i was younger that I never thought to take pics of - way before computers

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Frankyg said:
<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811756"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811757"/> My favourite find is this Edward 6th of England Shilling dated 1550 or thereabouts. Edward was the son of Henry 8th and was known as the boy King. He was crowned aged 10 and died aged 14. If you look at the portrait you can see that he is just a young boy. Frank

I found one of those also about fifteen years ago in Clinton ms. He was also known as the Tudor king. He had the silver content in coins increased during his reign. My coin is so thin on edges it is cracked in a couple of spots. Do u know what one might be worth???
 
<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811845"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811846"/> My best (and first banner) find (in the few months I have been MD-ing) clump of shipwreck Spanish silver coins
That's awesome. My only clump of stuck together coins were two Canadian large cents! I had 26 silvers in one hole but they weren't stuck together! (: image-185514176.webp image-2201328857.webp
 
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<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811756"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=811757"/> My favourite find is this Edward 6th of England Shilling dated 1550 or thereabouts. Edward was the son of Henry 8th and was known as the boy King. He was crowned aged 10 and died aged 14. If you look at the portrait you can see that he is just a young boy. Frank

Stunning!
 

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