A Polish farmer was working a field with a plow when a part broke off and was lost in the dirt. When looking for it, he found an extremely rare German 1596 coin!

The search team brought the coin to the museum for analysis, where it was determined to be a Renaissance thaler, a type of coin minted in silver from the German state of the Duchy of Saxony, a region in the northern region of modern-day Germany.

 The discovery was made in Duniewo, near the northern coast of Poland on the Baltic Sea.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/article287555205.html

https://gk24.pl/celny-strzal-poszukiwacza-znalazl-srebrnego-talara-ksiazat-saksonskich/ga/c1-18448211/zd/75236015

https://www.facebook.com/mhzk.eu/posts/pfbid0zkhpGWT1Q4LUms2ttoxB3qoupRFw9cwgSPQ5kku8qDVmRa96nfDyuv8RQrndzcxBl?locale=pl_PL

Causes me to wonder, just how many things of historical wonder have been found by farmers