Widest selection of metal detectors in CE

Everything for hobby and professional searchers, amateur astronomers, and collectors

The largest community of searchers underground, in the sky, and in archives

Forum for searchers:
tips, advice, tricks.

Seestar S30 PRO - the smart telescope that takes astrophotography one step further

Seestar S30 PRO - the smart telescope that takes astrophotography one step further

Elmara
12624 2
The Seestar S30 PRO takes the smart telescope category to a new level. It features a 4K dual camera, advanced automation and a fully integrated system that allows you to capture impressive images of the night sky and distant landscapes without complicated setup. In this article, we take a look at how the PRO version differs from the S30 and who it makes sense for.
Highland Treasure

Highland Treasure

strážce
6880 7
Unique exhibition presents a set of 160 Prague groschen from the period of the Václav II. a John of Luxembourgwhich was discovered in 2018 in the vicinity of Vysoké nad Jizerou.
"Mysterious" medieval seal with Roman intaglio worth millions

"Mysterious" medieval seal with Roman intaglio worth millions

GM4PRO
24131 11
A prospector with a metal detector discovered a rare medieval seal in a field, the central part of which is a 2,000-year-old Roman engraved stone. The artefact with the mysterious inscription represents a combination of two time horizons at least 1,200 years apart.
11th Infantry Regiment SAND

11th Infantry Regiment SAND

namor
33750 13
The 11th Infantry Regiment (Infanterieregiment Nr. 11) was one of the oldest infantry regiments of the Habsburg Army. The regiment was founded in 1629 and formed during the War of the Spanish Succession as one of the newly established infantry regiments of the monarchy. The regiment arrived in Písek in 1805, but only for a short time. The regiment was not permanently established there until 1853.
The most interesting detector blunder of 2025?

The most interesting detector blunder of 2025?

GM4PRO
29417 28
Imagine: you're wading through a muddy field with a detector. A signal comes in, and you dig out what looks like an ordinary drawer handle. And you just toss it in with the other pieces in your bag. That's how Jonathan Needham from Staffordshire described his find this spring. When he posted it on social media, it caused a stir - the supposedly modern scrap turned out to be one of the rarest gold clasps from the Bronze Age.
Silver denarii from the 13th century

Silver denarii from the 13th century

GM4PRO
23379 7
Over 700,000 archaeological objects have been discovered during extensive archaeological research in the German district of Molkenmarkt in Mitte. Among the most interesting are a Japanese sword from the 17th century and a newly discovered set of silver denarii from the second half of the 13th century.

↑ Back to top + See more

Back to top