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Detecting on my own today for nearly 5 hours, didn't do as well as yesterday but still managed a few finds:

1884 Sixpence (Silver)
Elizabeth I Sixpence (Hammered)
3 Roman Coins
2 x 17th C Tokens
Broken 17th C Spur Buckle
bits...
 

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Ya never cease to amaze me Cru. I have relatives coming in from England on Wed and plan on bragging about all your finds. Then again, I don't know what I have to brag about, lol, YOU found it all! :laughing9:
 
Great looking selection of finds guys :icon_thumright:
Love the hammered Elizabeth I Sixpence :notworthy:
Cru, can you tell me how old you think this is?
Probably not old, but I like the look of the stone.

Thanks,
Dave
 

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Antiquarian said:
Great looking selection of finds guys :icon_thumright:
Love the hammered silver :notworthy:
Cru, can you tell me how old you think this is? Probably not old, but I like the look of the stone.

Thanks,
Dave
No guys, just me today :wink:

Costume jewelry (late Victorian - early 1900s)
 
CRUSADER said:
Antiquarian said:
Great looking selection of finds guys :icon_thumright:
Love the hammered silver :notworthy:
Cru, can you tell me how old you think this is? Probably not old, but I like the look of the stone.

Thanks,
Dave
No guys, just me today :wink:

Costume jewelry (late Victorian - early 1900s)

Thanks Cru. You must of dug a lotta holes on your own to find all that cool stuff eh?! :o
 
Not bad at all :icon_thumleft:
 
What amazes me, are the number of buttons you dig up! If I'm lucky I dig up what you have in the pic in a year! :thumbsup:
 
Antiquarian said:
CRUSADER said:
Antiquarian said:
Great looking selection of finds guys :icon_thumright:
Love the hammered silver :notworthy:
Cru, can you tell me how old you think this is? Probably not old, but I like the look of the stone.

Thanks,
Dave
No guys, just me today :wink:

Costume jewelry (late Victorian - early 1900s)

Thanks Cru. You must of dug a lotta holes on your own to find all that cool stuff eh?! :o

Should have seen how many nails & bits of Iron plus Lead I cleared :o
 
Hammered.....Where do you keep all of your finds.. :icon_scratch: Thanks.


U.
 
oops a daisy...that post should have read Crusader....sorry.

U.
 
Unicorn said:
Hammered.....Where do you keep all of your finds.. :icon_scratch: Thanks.


U.

Was this for 'Hammered' or me :dontknow:

If me;

4 museum cases worth in the local museum
The rest is sorted & safely stored.
 
Decent day out Cru, I always feel if i dig a silver coin or ring , my day is in the bag and anything
else is just the frosting on the cake ! That Vicky sixpence would of lit my fire right nicely .
Argentium .
 
Argentium said:
Decent day out Cru, I always feel if i dig a silver coin or ring , my day is in the bag and anything
else is just the frosting on the cake ! That Vicky sixpence would of lit my fire right nicely .
Argentium .

Funny, that Sixpence was my kiss of death, got it first dig. Then I knew it would be a slog from there on in, it took hours to get the Hammered, but as you say, it was a good day. Problem is I have raised my standards so high, I want one every hunt, & when I get 1, I then want 2 in that hunt & so on. Its the engine that eats me, but it drives me throw all the nail digging (something many UKers would think crazy) :wink:
 
mile-ender said:
What amazes me, are the number of buttons you dig up! If I'm lucky I dig up what you have in the pic in a year! :thumbsup:

is not normal so many buttons. :icon_scratch:
If we consider that CRU also has a high percentage of coins of all ages (both are round and small) sure is Due to a detector GMP and has a highly disciplined hunting :laughing7:
The European New detectors are very sensitive to small round finds , but not very deep. :dontknow:
 

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