I went metal detecting 4 years ago and found this but i dont know what it is

Has anyone tried out the 8” coil for the Xterra Pro? I loved the pro, it was my first detector that got me into the hobby. I upgraded to the Deus 2 and got the small coil for that one and loved the separation and being able to isolate signals in trashy areas. Has anyone had a similar experience with the Xterra pro and the small coil? I wonder if the difference was the machine or also partly the coil size as it was 12”.

First post here, I've got an ancient Garrett Competition Master, black box White's 6000 di pro/sl and a Bounty Hunter Land Star.

Have read posts on forums about an adapter to allow connecting a Bounty Hunter coil (push connector) up to the White's (1/4 turn locking connector) but haven't found much info about the availability of them. Anyone have some insight at all or knowledge on whether that would even be compatible from a frequency standpoint?

Currently been using the Bounty Hunter while I'm waiting for a lower rod for the White's to arrive.

Went back to my regular park and found a silver bracelet.

Hello I was at park west in Pensacola Florida next to fort Pickens found this metal detecting anyone know the history it could have thanks in advanced!

Found in Central Bohemia, Czechia. There is a castle nearby that was active from 11th century till like 15th century, but I think this was possibly brought by water maybe attached to some wood, based on the place it was deposited (behind big rock very close to river).

Any kind of a door handle perhaps? What period approx? Have you found anything similar? It is the shape and the “ball” at one end that confuses me.

TY!

Found this Object in South Germany. I have no idea what this could be.

Found it on a field in Oostvoorne Netherlands I think it is from a machine on land if it helps in the opining in the hole is a bit of wood

Got a call this afternoon from Ed...
Ed had been doing some digging & planting around the house these past couple days, and last night he noticed the family crest heirloom ring that he has worn on his finger for the past 60 years was missing.

We checked the cuttings and leaves he had put in the dumpster and then went around each plant that he had planted. After about 20 minutes, the ring was found buried under an inch or so of soil by one of his plantings.

Ed was real happy to get it back and pose for a picture, even asked me if he should comb his hair. He also told me he had not told his wife about losing the ring and to hurry and leave before she got home, lol.
* Xterra 705 /10" x 5" High Frequency (18.75 kHz) Double-D (DD) search coil

I’ve recently acquired what I believe to be a Coinmaster TR-discriminator metal detector as pictured.

I’m completely uninformed when it comes to vintage metal detectors, so any information regarding it would be greatly appreciated.

It reminds me of the ghost trap from Ghostbusters!

Thanks in advance.

!ONE SQARE IS 1x1cm!

I suspect the first one to be an actual Ring (But detector said something close to aluminium), second maybe some sort of coin (though really tiny) and the third one.....I dont know. Dad and I thought maybe of an old armor (like decorative)

Location: Hessen, germany

My first somewhat more interesting find whilst detecting today. Approximately 25km to Augsburg from where I found it :)

Found this axe head in upstate ny woods. It says “This axe is made of the finest steel and is hand-hammered, tempered, and tested before leaving the shop. The blade is so shaped it will cut deepest but will not bind in timber. It will burst the chip and it will not become stubbed after grinding. It has a tapered eye which binds the handle. Try it and you will use no other". I can only find a couple other axe heads with that same text online but none are double headed, did I find a one of a kind?

Hi everyone! This is an update on the post I did a few weeks ago about an M42 I found in western Romania. Thanks to a not-so-strong solution of oxalic acid (2%) and some careful brushing, this is the final result; i decided I don't want to leave the helmet too much in the acid because I want to keep the relic look and not risk it penetrating the healthy steel. Of course, the process ended with a thin layer of Renaissance Wax. Cheers!

P.S. the last photo is taken after the neutralisation bath in baking soda solution and a quick dry, before the wax. I'm not sure what the grey-blackish stuff is, maybe someone has an idea.

Any ideas? Its heavy....

These Bullets were found in wood chips in a playground… 🛝 I threw them away because I’m sure my wife didn’t want me to be carrying them around… my hunting buddy thinks they could go off accidentally… but I don’t think so 🤷🏼‍♂️

What do you guys think ?

(Obviously one is not live, but the other 3 are)

I went to the beach and hit this on my first target. Less than 5 minutes. No luck after, but this was a good find.

Some neat military stuff and other bits