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German hand-engraved medal dated 1901
Dear collectors, experts and enthusiasts, a few days ago I picked up this hand-engraved medal at a yard sale for 12€ (15 Dollars). It's made from cupro-nickel (I guess), dated May 1st, 1901 (in … (View Post)5 -
Re: My 2026 metal detecting diary
The past few weeks have been rough, it was either too hot to go metal detecting or it was pouring down. Just some change, a token from the 1950's, a mid-1800's lead bullet and a pewter hing… (View Post)4 -
Re: which bullion coin should one buy?
Interesting question! First of all it sounds like you are talking about fine silver bullion, so no gold or alloyed silver, right? (In case of silver, alloys may be difficult to sell, so it's bes… (View Post)3 -
Re: My 2026 metal detecting diary
Another sportsfield, still not much to show for... 4.54€ in spendable change, 2 Pfennig (1966) and a Prussian uniform button (1866 - 1918): (View Post)2 -
Re: My 2026 metal detecting diary
I went to one of my local, seemingly hunted out parks to pick up the fresh drops. It went pretty well, first a kid's "trasure" of 5 demonetized German & Spanish coins, then a 1 Rei… (View Post)2
