Hmmmm, wonder if you mean lunaria, also commonly known as money plant for it's silver dollar sized ornamental seed pods?

Lunaria - "grown for their pretty flowers and decorative seedpods, called silicles. Lunaria (commonly called Honesty, Money Plant, Moonwort, Satin Flower and Silver Dollars) is derived from luna, the moon, and refers to the shape of the seedpods. L. rediviva is a perennial that grows 24 to 30 inches high. Its oval-lance-shaped leaves are finely serrated and medium green; they are sometimes tinged with maroon. The small, fragrant flowers have 4 petals and are borne in erect, branching clusters, in the spring. They may be purple, lilac or white. The oval seedpods are silvery and translucent.

These plants will thrive in poor soil, but fertile, moist soil that has good drainage is the best. Place them in a sunny or partially shaded position. In early fall, the stems bearing the seeds should be cut and hung upside down in a cool, airy room for a week or two to dry completely."

Here is a link that might be useful: Lunaria pods

Could it be luneria?

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Let's try that again. I do notice some underlined links in my post, but prefer to ignore them...I wasn't trying to make any kind of statement :)

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Thank you so much guys, Lunaria is what it is!

I just harvested a bunch of lunaria seeds. E-mail me if you'd like some. I'd be glad to mail you all you need to get started. They are biennial so you'll need to plant two years in a row and then you'll have them forever.