The ''Hunted Out'' Roman Field - Day 7 - HAMMERED, 1892 BARBER DIME...

[CRUSADER]

Continued on with the Mega-grid today & because of the shape of the field it was now taking us 45 minutes every run!
We have now joined up the 2 gridding area of the mega-grid & will move on. To an area that has short runs & we have gridded at least once before.(so we will see how that works out)
Today we did 5.5 hrs with more good results;

8 Roman Coins
1855-81 83rd Reg of Foot (County of Dublin) Button
Tudor Button
Unknown Military Button?
Scrap Gold
Jetton
Broken Lizzy 3 Pence 157?
William the Lion Scottish Cut halfpenny 1195-1205, Roxburgh Mint - (one I need)
1892 Barber - A first, & somewhat confused me for a second, whilst it was dirty I was thinking too small for a sixpence, not quite a 3 pence Wiped clean the ONE DIME side...ohhh...

 

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[CoinHunterAZ]

You barely missed seated on the dime, first year Barber....Nice finds.

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[CRUSADER]

You barely missed seated on the dime, first year Barber....Nice finds.

Yeap, realised that when I googled it, when I first dug it I thought it was a 1902.

 

[Westfront]

Nice surprise to find US and Scottish silver together in a field in England.

 

[Argentium]

What an interesting array of finds ! The Barber is way out of context - what do you reckon the gold was from ? Is the Karat mark visible ?

 

[CRUSADER]

What an interesting array of finds ! The Barber is way out of context - what do you reckon the gold was from ? Is the Karat mark visible ?

Based on judgement its only 9.

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice surprise to find US and Scottish silver together in a field in England.

Always said, you can expect 'everything' in a field, hard to explain some clues.

 

[Scrappy]

Two silver coins. The first named only by a King who among other things tried to fight back the Normans, and the other named after the coin engraver. 700 years and much contrast.

Nice digs Cru

 

[CRUSADER]

Two silver coins. The first named only by a King who among other things tried to fight back the Normans, and the other named after the coin engraver. 700 years and much contrast.

Nice digs Cru

3 including the hammered Lizzy.

 

[Aureus]

Great finds as usual! That Barber sure is unexpected. Although I'm in Canada I have never found one of that type. I actually found my first US silver in Europe a few years back at a 1600's site...so go figure.

 

[CRUSADER]

Great finds as usual! That Barber sure is unexpected. Although I'm in Canada I have never found one of that type. I actually found my first US silver in Europe a few years back at a 1600's site...so go figure.

Exactly...

 

[basque-man]

"Barber Dime"--Now that's funny!!!! We would be happy to find that ourselves. Stop taking ALL the great finds, will ya!