Finally. 11 yrs metaldetacting, about 50 Roman's found.. The bucketlist is pretty much worked off :-)))

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My first collected tree, in his second year. Dug this honeysuckle up in January 2020 and try to have it in a broom style. Not a difficult tree or style to go for, but I enjoy looking at it. Hope you do as well!

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As requested on r/metaldetacting... I'd like to show you guys this little sensation :-)

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Mistakes are your friend

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Hi guys, another eyecandy for yall. Golddukat from Austria, 1788. Finding gold is so surreal, you have to go check iff the coin really exists for weeks.. To me at least. Have a good one and good hunt!

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Hey guys! New to this sub, metaldetecting for about 8 years now, in Westend Germany. Nice stuff going on here, keep swinging!! Here's a Luis d'or from 1786 for ya :}

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Carried this 200 yrs old pine down from the mountains. Just kidding, first attempt at tanuki here :-) Now a little rest, in a couple of weeks tighten up the veins and first styling. What do you guys think?

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Little field marple recovering from early summer torture :) collected last year, repeated cut-offs were made by farmers before.

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Still stunned by this blackthorn I digged(dug?) up yesterday. There were some roots left, but I think I'll try the sweating Tec. Any tipps on that? Greetings from Germany!

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Hi guys! My brother got me this stump from a construction side. He thought it could make a bonsai, but had to cut the top. It should be a crab apple. It looks amazing, but I'm concerned it won't make it.. Got any advice to make it rebud from the wood??

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Hi guys, here's a little update on a euonymus europaeus I dug up in February. Gonna take some time for those marks to heal, but I think it's on it's way.

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Hey guys, just wanted to show you my by far oldest coin ever found metaldetecting for 8 years in Germany. It's a celtic tanzendes Mannlein, translated a dancing dude :) When I found it I started to cry, I have to admit. Hope you like it too! Ps: there's some patina but beneath its quite fine..

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Mixed feelings about this sub I generally like r/bonsai.but I don't the wired nursery pencils and ficus getting hyped, while beautiful trees from legends of the game (not me, talking bout T. Tickle and such) get a meh. Only reason i visit is uplifting, interesting, maybe collected stuff.

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Hey guys! I really hoping for swarm-knowledge on this one. Just safed big fella her from my uncles root pile. I'm not to bad at bionic, but have no clue. The stump is amazing. Would go for a ostrya or parrotia.. But the growth is to red or the wood to light :) anyone got an idea?!

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Very big euonymus europaeus yamadori right here. Took me 2 days after work to get it in the car, me happy af. Then I went for other stuff and found a place with over a hundred of these, same size and bigger :) if anyone interested, I'd love to trade next year for other species..

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Was about to get 3 new trees potted, but short days+work+bonsai doesn't fit :( that's all I've got done. Do you guys know where to get some nice and big bonsai pots from plastic on the cheap?

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Can I dig it? Found this beautiful acer pseudoplatanus, easily 50 yrs and been almost killed many times. Heavy roots probably rotten. I really felt in love with her.. What a fairy.

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