Philip and Mary.

[robfinds]

Yesterday's finds included a couple of first's for me. A base silver penny of Philip and Mary 1554-58. The tiny coin is from the York mint. Also what looks like a decorated bronze medieval cooking pot leg. Never had one decorated before. As for the third object, these things get people scratching their heads. I think it's now thought they are from Victorian seed drills. Robert.

 

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[CRUSADER]

Victorian seed drills - agreed on that one.

Wow, are you sure on the Penny, if so that must be a £300? CONGRATS!

 

[Scrappy]

Nice find. All the history surrounding Mary makes this an amazing find to hold, I'm sure. Bloody Mary! Wow

Steve

 

[robfinds]

Victorian seed drills - agreed on that one.

Wow, are you sure on the Penny, if so that must be a £300? CONGRATS!

Almost identical to the Edward V1 penny, can't make the mint mark. The Philip and Mary penny, matches for size though Cru.

 

[pepperj]

Nice hit on the hammy, liking the pot leg piece it's got a lot of interesting decoration. Got to like the ice cream scoop game piece.
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[TheRingFinder]

Very nice digs!!!

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Awesome silver and relic finds! Congrats!

 

[sutphin]

ROB FINDS IM MYSTIFIED , CAN FIGURE OUT WHAT THE RELICS ARE YOU FOUND.