Vldetecting
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- Jun 23, 2017
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- Garrett AT Max, Garrett AT Pro-Pointer, Garrett Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Yesterday I went for a three hour hunt on an very abandoned field I'd been to before. I didn't expect to find much but what I found was far more than expected! So, the best and most important find I found was a spectacular silver knee-buckle. So when I found it I doubted if it was silver or not. But once I came home and began cleaning it the buckle became more and more special. The buckle has two stamps, The one on the right is 'G' and stands for the county where I live in. And the P.H. initials is really interesting. When I saw it after cleaning it I immediately took out my county's silver-stamp book and found the person's initials. P H stands for 'Pehr Hedlund' which was a silver smith from 1805 to 1809. So it's really cool to think that this guy has made this buckle. Here are some pictures:
I also found two small bronze coins with the value of '1 Öre'. One of them is from 1881 and other one from 1884. The one in better condition on the right is from Norway. Why I found that Norwegian coin in Sweden is because in those times Sweden and Norway was a union under the ruling king 'Oscar II':
These are the rest of the finds which includes a silver plated bronze spoon, the letter 'Y' in bronze, a bronze four-holed button, a lead lamp holster, the head of a broken lead spoon and four lead bag seals:
Here are four unidentified items which I would really appreciate for someone to identify them:
Thank you for reading and have a great day!
I also found two small bronze coins with the value of '1 Öre'. One of them is from 1881 and other one from 1884. The one in better condition on the right is from Norway. Why I found that Norwegian coin in Sweden is because in those times Sweden and Norway was a union under the ruling king 'Oscar II':
These are the rest of the finds which includes a silver plated bronze spoon, the letter 'Y' in bronze, a bronze four-holed button, a lead lamp holster, the head of a broken lead spoon and four lead bag seals:
Here are four unidentified items which I would really appreciate for someone to identify them:
Thank you for reading and have a great day!
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