The Potato Field Day 9...

[CRUSADER]

First snow day this Winter, it stayed all day & the ground was frozen.
No way of seeing any flints today.
I decided to change the routine & stay on this field all day.
5 Hours gridding:

Livery Button
1 & a bit Jettons
2 Crotal Bells
Half of a large Medieval Purse Bar
Lead Sheep
Bits...

 

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[xr7ator]

Silver or GOLD next time out!

 

[steve_rowlands]

That field keeps on giving, been ages since I found a Jetton.

 

[CRUSADER]

That field keeps on giving, been ages since I found a Jetton.

Yeap, but we have finished gridding the area we have never covered.
Our only choice next visit is areas we have gridded twice, so we will struggle next visit.

 

[steve_rowlands]

Yeap, but we have finished gridding the area we have never covered.
Our only choice next visit is areas we have gridded twice, so we will struggle next visit.

Still bet you find something good, it's so hard to get it all.

 

[Westfront]

As long there are lead sheep in this field there is hope!

 

[CRUSADER]

As long there are lead sheep in this field there is hope!

Yeap, had pigs, horses & cattle, first sheep.

Lean times ahead though....

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!!!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Cru' , I imagine the lead sheep was quite weighty...I wonder what it was used for....a toy? What period? Victorian? Curious. Thanks

 

[CRUSADER]

Cru' , I imagine the lead sheep was quite weighty...I wonder what it was used for....a toy? What period? Victorian? Curious. Thanks

Not really they are hollow. It's part of a toy farm yard set, circa 1930s.

 

[Calabash Digger]

Nice ! Even though no old silver showed up ..

 

[pepperj]

Like the crotal on the left, I never get tired digging them.

 

[CRUSADER]

Like the crotal on the left, I never get tired digging them.

Me neither, the farmers/owners like them as well when we give them away.

 

[pepperj]

Me neither, the farmers/owners like them as well when we give them away.

They really can relate to the bells, given many away over the years and still have loads. It really gives me pleasure digging the impacted soils out of the bell and hearing it ring again after a century, or many centuries, as the ones dug on your side of the pond. One of those "How cool is that" moments.

 

[Wildcat1750]

Nice!

 

[Underwonder]

Those are really nice finds! I love the sheep and the bell(s), and buttons!

 

[billb]

With lean times awaits I’m confident that you will be greatly rewarded,,keep us posted