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Hi to all,
I said in a post over the weekend that I would be going out detecting this morning to see if I could get another hammered. Well the day started off with three coppers then the attack of the buttons. I decided to move over to a corner of the field I hadn't really touched before and straight away a brooch popped up followed by some nice bale seals. I also found a strange artifact with a crown on it and what maybe a spindle whorl. By now I had been at it for about 3 hours and decided to do one more row back to my bag and call it a day. That was when I got a sweet tone and dug up the stater. After looking at it for 10 minutes I decided to do another hour but found I couldn't concentrate because I wanted to go home and research the coin. This is my first Celtic and even though it is only a half I shall cherish it forever.
I am also including in this post the 2 hammereds I found on Saturday when Cru and shaun come down.
Pic 1&2.) Cut half Henry 3rd long cross
Pic 3&4.) Short cross penny Henry 3rd
Pic 5.) 1. Brooch 2&3. Lead seals 4. Brass artifact 5.Artifact with crown 6.Brass furniture decoration ? 7 to 11Buttons 12 to 14. Victorian and George V coppers 15. Spindle whorl?
Pic 6.) The reverse of above
Pic 7.) The rest of the stuff I haven't cleaned yet
Pic 8&9) Gold half stater. As far as I can tell it is Gallo-Belgic E from around 50 B.C.
hammered
I said in a post over the weekend that I would be going out detecting this morning to see if I could get another hammered. Well the day started off with three coppers then the attack of the buttons. I decided to move over to a corner of the field I hadn't really touched before and straight away a brooch popped up followed by some nice bale seals. I also found a strange artifact with a crown on it and what maybe a spindle whorl. By now I had been at it for about 3 hours and decided to do one more row back to my bag and call it a day. That was when I got a sweet tone and dug up the stater. After looking at it for 10 minutes I decided to do another hour but found I couldn't concentrate because I wanted to go home and research the coin. This is my first Celtic and even though it is only a half I shall cherish it forever.
I am also including in this post the 2 hammereds I found on Saturday when Cru and shaun come down.
Pic 1&2.) Cut half Henry 3rd long cross
Pic 3&4.) Short cross penny Henry 3rd
Pic 5.) 1. Brooch 2&3. Lead seals 4. Brass artifact 5.Artifact with crown 6.Brass furniture decoration ? 7 to 11Buttons 12 to 14. Victorian and George V coppers 15. Spindle whorl?
Pic 6.) The reverse of above
Pic 7.) The rest of the stuff I haven't cleaned yet
Pic 8&9) Gold half stater. As far as I can tell it is Gallo-Belgic E from around 50 B.C.
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