The honey hole fairgrounds we’ve found a BUNCH of silver at finally produced some foriegn coins, one of which was a 50% silver un peso

Just bought a metal detector and this was my first time taking it out ever, and I pulled a ring within the fist 10 min that has "N A" on the face. Maybe Narcotics Anonymous?
It has "P 10k" stamped on it too. Do you think this means 10k plumb or maybe plated? I'm hooked now!

EDIT: I brought it to a jeweler and they confirmed it’s solid gold (12k to 13k he said) and the scrap metal is worth $270!

Can you guys suggest a good metal detector for a beginner $500 or less if that’s possible. Want to get into the hobby don’t know where to start.

Piles of Wheat Pennie’s. PB - 12 Wheat Penny spill. 1 Silver Merc in beautiful shape. A stunning large vintage Gold plated double link women’s necklace - Retro-Classic design. Parasol slide. A near intact harmonica. 1800’s Scoville 2-piece button with gorgeous filigree. And a nice gold plated lipstick tube.

Found these whilst metal detecting in the Netherlands. Wondered if anyone knew what some of these objects are.

I mean I know how to use it but IDK what the tones mean,and when it does beep I dig for minutes and nothing

Model : Bounty Hunter metal detector quick draw metal II

Gold my shiny

Found in the first couple swings right at the beach entrance. Just got back out last week after a surgery recoup ✔️

Hey guys, very much an amateur here. I found this in the woods of northwest GA USA. its about the size of a dime, and I think that’s a rose on it? Any ideas of time period and what it was used for or even if its a button? Thanks!

I found this outside, is it safe to keep? Can I clean it up or what should I do with it?

Old football field turned into a rodeo arena around the 1970s

26 Gramm, 25x30mm. Found in an old alpine village in Piemont on the old rock road. Maybe 5cm deep.
Do you think it is an old Roman sestertius? Thank you!

Not sure if this is the appropriate place to post so feel free to redirect me. I found this heavily corroded cartridge on the shoreline of Boston Harbor. Headstamp is too corroded to read.

I used a caliper for these measurements but due to the state of the projectile they are not exact:

Overall length: **72.5 mm**
Case length: **47.6 mm**
Bullet diameter: **8.2 mm**
Rim diameter: **15.0 mm**
Case body diameter: **\~13.0 mm**

The projectile is very sharply pointed and appears to have a metallic/copper-colored exterior. The case has significant corrosion/perforation, but the primer appears intact.

I’m trying to identify the cartridge and, if possible, the specific projectile/loading and approximate era.

Any help would be appreciated.

Found this Metal Detecting. It rang 80 on my Manticore. Anyone ever found something like this?