New Roman Coin Scatter...

[CRUSADER]

Yesterday we spent a little time driving around checking the state of the fields. We came back to our best option, right now, & did a small area where we got 6 scrappies. I then wanted to check another field that we have tried a couple of times before without success, but I felt sure that the scatter should extend in that direction. One reason/theory, I have, is a track-way leading to a Roman Road. For some reason the first few runs were blank & just as it was getting dark we came into a patch of coins - 8. Some bigger one's so I hope tomorrow it continues & doesn't just stop.
1 hr 45 mins;

14 Scrappies
Hammered Halfgroat of Edward III (13th C) - A random surprise & the first in some time.

 

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[pepperj]

Nicely done on the hammered Cru, good luck on the Romans on the next trip out.

 

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[Old Pueblo]

Your finds are amazing over there. Always blows me away. What is the oldest coin youve found? Roman?

 

[Emitt]

Beautiful hammered. You guys are so lucky. Well done.

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[Scrappy]

Nice Hammered Silver Cru, and even sweeter as a random find. I get a pang of jealousy whenever I see you or others dig that good stuff.

 

[dirtdigginfool]

Holy stinkin...HAMMERED!! WOW...that never gets old for us Cru...I think I get as or more excited looking at it than you do digging it...I blow the picture up and show the wife..."look hunny...800 year old hammered silver coin!"...she's like...uhh, yea..nice...and back to her Bookface...lol. WTG Cru, keep them hammereds coming...ain't you guys due for a gold hammered!?...Thx for sharing...Ddf

 

[Gridwalker306]

Congrats on the half groat, nice to see a larger hammered silver come out.

 

[DownNDirty]

Nice hammie and Roman coins-well done

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice job sniffing out that new patch of coins. Hope you get into a really productive area. BTW - what is the significance of the larger coins?

When you get the largest denomination of Roman Coin (not easily lost) then your hoping a Silver is not far way. They are also 1st-2nd C AD, so could indicate a long occupation, which then increases the coin losses.

 

[CRUSADER]

Do you have a museum?
I would love to see your collection.

Nearly, its called my spare room.

 

[CRUSADER]

Can you send a picture of the back side of the two large coins? I may be able to help you identify them. I just found one similar and did a lot of research on them. This is mine......

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Cru'Dad is a master IDer he records all the Roman Coins to the British Museum(BM) standard & we record about half of our coins directly with the BM. About 500 a year (out of the 1000 or so we find), of which he is the first identifier, the second being the BM coin department expert.
So no for a reverse picture it is Faustina Junior, with SPES reverse.

 

[CRUSADER]

Your finds are amazing over there. Always blows me away. What is the oldest coin youve found? Roman?

Celtic Potin, about 90BC, we only started minting in Kent at about 120BC.

 

[CRUSADER]

Holy stinkin...HAMMERED!! WOW...that never gets old for us Cru...I think I get as or more excited looking at it than you do digging it...I blow the picture up and show the wife..."look hunny...800 year old hammered silver coin!"...she's like...uhh, yea..nice...and back to her Bookface...lol. WTG Cru, keep them hammereds coming...ain't you guys due for a gold hammered!?...Thx for sharing...Ddf

No-one is every due a Gold Hammered, as they are the rarest of all the Gold coin types. Most would be lucky to get 1 in a lifetime, so now you have talked it up, lets live in hope.

 

[romeo-1]

Another great silver find...i still get excited when I see a 100 year old coin in the dirt...probably keel over if I got something like that!

 

[sutphin]

CRUSADER THE COIN RAIDER , NICE.

 

[Old Pueblo]

Celtic Potin, about 90BC, we only started minting in Kent at about 120BC.

Amazing