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This large silver coin was found in the last hole, on the last day, of my England trip!! A true bucket lister, for sure!

This amazing relic was under a HUGE root and took me over 20 minutes to dig out. I was being very careful and slow so as not to ding it! I thought it might be something really good.

My absolute favorite button to find!

This is only the second silver thimble I have dug. I found this one in England.

This silver hammered coin hails from the Kingdom of Rotweil (yes, same as the famous dog breed) and was struck in 1560.

This hammered silver coin was struck sometime in the 1500s in Strasbourg, France. The Fleur de Lis had been a symbol of Strasbourg for hundreds of years and would eventually become the symbol for all of France!

Hallo Dave, Yes, I remember you very well! I hope you are doing well. I am hoping to come to Germany again in April/May. It is my favorite country after all!

Welcome to the forum! I wish you luck in your endeavors. Your relative, was he called JTGold by any chance?

Used to remove bark from trees after felling

Battle Axe 9th to 10th centuries

Awesome find Del! I'm glad you were able to get out and do some swinging despite the heat.

Damn spammers.

Hello Diggers, On my recent trip to Germany, I asked the guys to make a day trip to the site where a battle took place during the Farmer's War of 1525. The daggers from this war are unlike those of other wars and they are easy to spot with the small clamshell handguard. During this period...

No, found on different days and different locations.

Hello friends, Here is 2 lovely tombac buttons from the 1700s. They are engraved with the "prancing horse" design. These are from my recent trip to Germany. The horsey buttons are always my favorite to find! Thanks for looking and happy digging!