No pain and still some gain

[robfinds]

Didn't know to chance going out this aft. due to to back pain. Thought sod it and went out with the intention of searching a local wood. Had not driven a mile when doubts started to surface,did I really want to become an AL fresco meal for the insects in the wood. And more to the point would my aching back stand up to digging signals through tree roots. Very quickly changed my mind and ended up 30 mins later at a pasture field. Last year this field was ploughed so there was a decent chance of at least a few finds. Here's a few pictures of the finds, the best two were a Charles 1 farthing 1675 and a small weight probably Georgian. The farthing is struck well of centre, not seen this before on this age of coin,must have been made on a Monday morning. The weight shows obvious file marks and may have started life as a square weight. Enjoy the pics.

Regards Robert.

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[True_Metal]

Cool stuff! 8)

What is thing in the third picture from top?

[robfinds]

Hello Truemetal, it's a button Georgian/Victorian.

[jraven]

Nice finds,,,, What is this?? Crop circle dropping

[robfinds]

No it's a frizby for the pixies, worth $$$ do you want to buy it ?

[jraven]

No it's a frizby for the pixies, worth $$$ do you want to buy it ?

You can hold it for me, Thanks tho!!!

[veronasteve]

how can u stand your hands getting dry mud on,i hate it,always wear surgical gloves.maybe im just soft.

[Iron Patch]

Actually... it's a Charles II Farthing.

Real nice off center strike too! I have seen them but not too often.

[CRUSADER]

circa 1700 - two pennyweight (bullion Weight)

[robfinds]

how can u stand your hands getting dry mud on,i hate it,always wear surgical gloves.maybe im just soft.

There had been cows on the field , got more than mud on them. As anyone noticed cow pats give a slightly positive signal.What do they feed them on ?.

[CRUSADER]

how can u stand your hands getting dry mud on,i hate it,always wear surgical gloves.maybe im just soft.

There had been cows on the field , got more than mud on them. As anyone noticed cow pats give a slightly positive signal.What do they feed them on ?.

Having just come off a Cow field. The wet ones give a good signal. Dry ones no signal.

[robfinds]

how can u stand your hands getting dry mud on,i hate it,always wear surgical gloves.maybe im just soft.

There had been cows on the field , got more than mud on them. As anyone noticed cow pats give a slightly positive signal.What do they feed them on ?.

Having just come off a Cow field. The wet ones give a good signal. Dry ones no signal.

Hello Crusader, the weight looks very home made, as for the cow pats ?

[Detectingfreak]

Thats completely awesome! You england guys sure find a lot of awesome old coins in england!

[robfinds]

Thats completely awesome! You england guys sure find a lot of awesome old coins in england!

That's the modern ones !

[CRUSADER]

how can u stand your hands getting dry mud on,i hate it,always wear surgical gloves.maybe im just soft.

There had been cows on the field , got more than mud on them. As anyone noticed cow pats give a slightly positive signal.What do they feed them on ?.

Having just come off a Cow field. The wet ones give a good signal. Dry ones no signal.

Hello Crusader, the weight looks very home made, as for the cow pats ?

18th century bullion weights do look homemade

[True_Metal]

Cow flop makes detectors go off??

Man, those cows are eating up all the good coins!

T Bone and Hamburger time.

Great digs, Rob 8)