Treasures found by ordinary people with the help of metal detectors (16 photos)

Who likes to collect puzzles, others embroider with a cross, but there those who enjoy spending time outdoors with a metal detector in hands. They do not apply for the position of an archaeologist. They just love look for treasure. And sometimes they really manage to find amazing things Indiana Jones himself would envy. Some of them are the most place in museums, and other finds can be an excellent addition to your personal collections of cool stuff.

It appears to be a faceted 1906 Barber dime. Pretty rare thing. Probably, the "insides" are cut out with a jewelry saw.





I found two toy revolvers in the forest. small dated fifties, another sixties. Interesting, I lost them over the years the same child?



Tie clip. This thing is at least early 1920s or late 1880s.





10 carat gold ring. I found it in the garden of my new at home. I was able to track down the previous owner. Mistress of decoration was delighted to see him again. It was a gift from her now deceased husband.



I discovered a time capsule that is over 100 years old!



Find of the day - metal Squidward!



This is a Celtic gold ring coin. She weighs about 11 grams, and the year of its creation can vary from 800 to 50 BC.



This is a Viking sword guard found in a field in Norway. Just look at this intricate design!



My strangest find



14 carats, 20 diamonds! I may never surpass this find.



Judging by the style and time when cameos were in fashion, this is probably a piece of jewelry from the 1900s-1910s.



toy horse



An elegant bottle of perfume found on the beach



I found this within one of the local estates



Nice little silver but gold plated brooch 13-14 centuries with an intact pin. It seems to me that the stones are grenades. About 700 years old, found by me in Norfolk, UK.



While you're all digging up stupid coins... ...I'm digging up canned tomato sauce!