Rarest item in your collection

[Raul]

Hello guys, what are your rarest items, mine are the Latvian Sam Browne belt, unopened Soviet badge, panzer flag, Riga OMON beret and a piece of the Berlin Wall. Raul

[Martin C]

A Katana made by Masanao in the year 1574.


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[Adravor]

An SA Tinny from my hometown, nothing thats much worth, but it was a very small Unit, not more then a few hundred people i guess.

[TrondK]

A mace head in Bronze from between 1100/ 1300. Found myself on ancient battlefield.

[Neil Hever]

A photo of this Heereskarte from an officer (Leutnant Westphal) of the 671. Artillery Regiment from 715. I.D. (mot). This would be the only Littoria Heereskarte with his personal markings - so one of a kind. NH

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[Adravor]

Wow, thats an amazing piece, congrats Trond!

[StevieV]

I don't really know what the rarest items in my collection are.... But I can tell you my rarest finds with metal detecting...

2 British B166 mortar crates next to each other, a German Kar98k bayonet, A British spike bayonet, a German belt buckle and a German 7.62 exercise cartridge. pff.... while I'm typing this I notice that the list goes on and on..... whaha I metal detect to much :P

Nice question/post

Steven

[Adravor]

With these findings i would be out there all the time, all i´ve found so far are a few screws and rusty nails :P...

[StevieV]

@Adravor

HAHA!! When I started metal detecting I only found shrapnel and screws and nails like you said.... But If you rule out certain signals on your metal detector life gets better :P

[BrodieBartfast]

Not sure if it's the rarest thing I own, but definitely the most historic.

A hammered silver sixpence, from the reign of Elizabeth I. Minted in 1573.

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Regards, B.B.