Back to the DUMP FIELD and more.......

[CRUSADER]

Well the corn field I tried the other day was hurting my arm. So went back to the dump field, its still roughly ploughed & difficult to walk. Waiting for it to get graded & then hit it again.

After awhile I had a Roman Bronze Military Stud (centre of picture 2).

Got bored with the dump field & went to another field that I've done but they have mowed the weeds down.

Good choice as I got a Very Rare 14-15th Century Tudor Button. Only ever found one other broken one in over 20 years

Also a 1620 broken Royal Farthing & bits....

Looking forward to tomorrow but my body is giving up!!!

 

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[northeast hunter]

Nice haul.Is that a coin the second row first one ?Almost looks like old copper.

 

[aa battery]

Your in md Heaven Fantastic 8) AA

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice haul.Is that a coin the second row first one ?Almost looks like old copper.

The 1620s is in the buckle. The other is a Geo copper.

 

[John (Ma)]

Nice finds!

 

[RUDY2003]

As usual some real superb relics and the Royal Farthing is great even if in bits.
I like the Tudor button, very decorative.


Keep up the Great diggin'...

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

UK detectorists are better than US detectorists. I have never seen one of us dudes find a thousand year old coin.

 

[CRUSADER]

UK detectorists are better than US detectorists. I have never seen one of us dudes find a thousand year old coin.

Not better only luckier to live here. Anyone of you could find this stuff with permission. Now that's the skill, gaining permission.

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

How many signals do you usually dig in an hour? I bet close to a hundred!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice historical finds Crusader! UK treasure laws are the best I know of except, the lands that have no detecting laws, there are a few out there. HH, Mike

 

[CRUSADER]

How many signals do you usually dig in an hour? I bet close to a hundred!

Depends on the field but 80 / hour is about average.

 

[piggman1]

Your post are fantastic! You find things that we never see over here. Way to go, and keep em coming!

 

[CRUSADER]

Just spotted on the photo of the lock cover 'WR'. Which makes it William IV and 1830s. I thought it was 1930s.

 

[dragonsbreath]

Just spotted the yellow flower shaped badge bottom right.
This is a badge for the "primrose league"
A league that was originally founded in 1883 and became inactive in the mid 1990,s
A conservative principals supporters badge..the league was finally wound up in 2004.
Hope this helps Paul...aka Dragonsbreath.

 

[CRUSADER]

Just spotted the yellow flower shaped badge bottom right.
This is a badge for the "primrose league"
A league that was originally founded in 1883 and became inactive in the mid 1990,s
A conservative principals supporters badge..the league was finally wound up in 2004.
Hope this helps Paul...aka Dragonsbreath.

Thanks welcome to Tnet. Yes it helps as I thought it was Patrol Leader for the Girl Guides, or at least that what my Mum remembers.

Where are you UK, US, somewhere else?

 

[Boobydoo]

Sweet digs!! Congrats!!
That old button is definitely really cool! Thanks for sharing!

Smiles!
BDoo