MORNING HUNT - NEW FIELDS - UPDATED - COIN ID

[CRUSADER]

We tried 2 new fields, me in one & Dad in the other.

We spent 2 hours with a good find each & that was about it.

I had a Romano-Celtic (cica 1st AD) Bronze (broken) Mount with traces of Red & Blue Enamel. Not sure what it mounts to as I have never seen a similar one in any books or research.

Dad had a tiny 13th century Knife Terminal. The iron blade has gone.

See next reply for field 3, one of our better spots.

 

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[CRUSADER]

Re: MORNING HUNT - NEW FIELDS

We decided to go back to one of our better fields & spent only 1.5 hours before Dad had to leave & drop me off home.

Medieval Strapend, two Medieval book clasps (1 broken), Medieval thimble.

A nice Roman Coin Found by me.

 

[utah hunter]

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I can't take it anymore! I am getting on a plane and heading over to go detecting with you! Seriously though, I love your posts and the knowledge you have of your finds amazes me. That is what happens when you live in a country who partners up with metal detectorists, instead of banning them from any site they may deem archaeological, which to them is everywhere. Whoops, I went from congratulations to rant, sorry about that. Keep the posts coming, I look forward to the next one...Ryan

 

[John (Ma)]

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Excellent finds, Looks likw jackpot fields.

 

[Jack(IN)]

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Nice finds and enjoy your post of ancient coins, seldom found here!! Thanks for sharing some great finds!@!@

 

[desertfox]

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Again, WOW. I don't know how you and your dad do it day after day. Your finds just knock my socks off every time I look at your new post. Don't stop what ever you do! HH

Desertfox

 

[piggman1]

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Absolutly awsome finds again! Those fields are real producers, and your knowledge of these artifacts amaze me. SUPER!!!!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

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Interesting finds, is that a bronze from Constantine? I just toured the Constantine exhibition in Trier a few weeks ago. Just got back and I have empty pockets to show for it. HH, Mike

 

[pgill]

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CRUSADER, you bring a new flavour to this site, and I love it. The history behind those items are incredible.
Keep up the great work, and keep it coming to us.

God bless
peter

 

[Rob66]

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Nice! love the three lions coin It says one....??

 

[Don In South Jersey]

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Simply some of the coolest finds I have seen in a while, awesome job!!!!

 

[DANGLANGLEY]

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Awesome finds. You sure have a great place to hunt.

DANGLANGLEY

 

[BuckleBoy]

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Crusader,

I commend you for your knowledge of the items you are recovering! Finds like these are easily tossed out or relegated to the junk boxes if their recoverers don't realize what they are looking at. It is great that you are always willing to go the extra mile to identify each item.

Cheers, and Keep it Up!

Buckleboy

 

[CRUSADER]

I think the Roman Coin is

Sears 4003:

Constantius II
AD348-354
Centenionalis
Cica 20mm

One I need

 

[Boobydoo]

The roman is extra cool Crusader, congrats on all the awesome finds!!

Smiles!
BDoo

 

[leslie(nova scotia)]

yo Crusader

From the land of the Bluenose......great finds an a very interesting post. Going to have to make the leap across the big pond oe of these days instead of going south in the winter. Looking forward to your next post!

 

[Gunner]

I think the Roman Coin is

Sears 4003:

Constantius II
AD348-354
Centenionalis
Cica 20mm

One I need

Yes, It is a centenionalis of Constantius II. From the style of the portrait it looks to have been struck in Siscia. Here is an example from a different mint than yours (notice the difference in portrait style). The pictured coin was struck in Antioch.

(Your coin)
Obverse: DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG

Reverse: FEL TEMP RE-PARATIO

Mint: Probably Siscia (X SIS)

Gunner

 

[CRUSADER]

Re: yo Crusader

From the land of the Bluenose......great finds an a very interesting post. Going to have to make the leap across the big pond oe of these days instead of going south in the winter. Looking forward to your next post!

Thanks,

I'll be out to field3 for some more Romans in an hour. Hoping for a hammered coin today or silver anything. Might look at the dump field to see if its flatten & pick up some more WWI capbadges etc..