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The most beautiful metal detector find of October 2024

All twelve finds exceeded the ten nomination votes and so we have a nice variety of finalists.

The best metal detector find of October 2024 - qualifications and more

October has traditionally brought a good portion of wonderful finds and the selection is extraordinary through all seasons.

The most beautiful metal detector find of September 2024

September has brought lots of yellow colour to our woodland fields and meadows and somehow this has carried over into the final find of the month. :)

The most beautiful metal detector find of August 2024

In the hellish heat of August, these nine finalists were born.😀

The most beautiful metal detector find of July 2024

The July round of the most beautiful find of the month is here and there were a lot of submissions.

The most beautiful metal detector find of June 2024

The June finals are here and there are 12 finalists. Even though this month is usually weaker for finds, as the fields turn golden and are not accessible, there were still many beautiful finds.

The most beautiful metal detector find of May 2024

In May we got a good portion of finds and some of them are literally from the category of dreams, despite the fact that it is a very sad time for polers (like me).

The most beautiful metal detector find of April 2024

The April finale is here and it's a pretty packed finale after all.

The most beautiful metal detector find of March 2024

We have here the March round of our traditional competition for the most beautiful find of the month. Since winter left us before it even showed up, the search in March was like I certainly don't remember in the last few years.

The most beautiful find of February 2024

The folk proverb says "February is white, the fields are growing stronger", but here it was looking like in the Mediterranean...

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