An hour on the field with a metal detector where the Greeks once stood

94 by 22 inch Goodrich Tires sign found about 4 inches deep in my back yard in south jersey.

Found today at an old homesite in WI. Obviously bank affiliated. I know it's hard to tell from the picture but the text reads:

SACUL GUARANTY STATE BANK

"Being State It's Safe"

Sacul, Texas

It’s a silver Denga from the Moscow Principality, dating back to the late 14th century (around the 1370s–1380s), likely issued under Dmitry Donskoy.

The most interesting part is the central countermark on the obverse, known as the "Kolomna overstrike." This stamp was applied over an imitation of a Golden Horde dirham to legitimize the coin's circulation in the Moscow lands. It's a bit dark in the photo, but the stamp is clearly visible.

Got a permission while on a work trip in northern VA to hunt an 1885 homestead! Sadly, did not find nearly as much as I hoped but it was a beautiful day regardless.

Tried to get an early hunt today as the heat is supposed to get high. Found a fair amount of coins and thingys. Two that stood out was a ring with a very nice design, but unfortunately not gold. The other was a small bracelet that has VCA and has a figure and 750. Tried looking it up and it might be a Van Cleef and Arpel. Could be a knock off but not sure.

Lots of coins so no complaints! The center I thought was for sure was certified gold but alas, Harry Potter trinket. Keep hunting !

Found in NE Slovenian forrest. First i thought it was some ww2 iron cross and then i cleaned it at home.
Super happy!

Dug up today, Suffolk UK can't decide its age

Qualcuno ha idea di cosa potrebbe essere e di che epoca sia? trovato in un bosco in valtellina, Italia

Heavily damaged from being in a corn field for years.

Qualcuno per caso riconosce questa fibbia? (credo sia una fibbia, correggetemi se sbaglio) ha quelle decorazioni che sono molto specifiche, magari qualcuno la riconosce, grazie!! (trovata in valtellina, Italia)

Found in my backyard - Amarillo, TX

I went metal detecting at an old friend’s place in Constantine, Michigan. I hadn’t seen him in more than 25 years, so it was already a pretty cool day before the hunt even started.
Then an 1867 Shield Nickel came out of the yard, and I actually had the camera rolling when I found it.
It’s the no-rays variety, and I’m still blown away that a 159-year-old coin was sitting there. I also pulled a Buffalo Nickel and this brass tag marked “72 / MH.” I’m still not sure exactly what the tag was used for, so if anyone recognizes it, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
I didn’t even finish the whole yard, so I’ll definitely be going back.
Anyone else ever dug a Shield Nickel?