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CRUSADER

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As I did 9 hours yesterday not stop & supposedly resting I only did 2 hours today.

I started off where I left off yesterday. First find (second signal) was the Lizzy Hammered & half way down the run I found the broken hammered. Shows why you should stick to the grid pattern. My runs (a run is what I call a length before you turn back on yourself) are very long on this field. 30 minutes each way (so only did 4 runs).

Sheet of silver dated - Birmingham 1889.
1 Roman coin
19th century medicine weight

Hammered were:
Elizabeth I 1582-1600 Halfgroat
Commonwealth Halfgroat 1649-1660. These are rare, although dad had his first this year I haven't found one in 15 years! Produced during the Civil War by Oliver Cromwell (Commonwealth).

A Very Good 2 Hours :)
 

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Man, I love your finds. That silver sheet is really cool.

Dig it- Ken
 
Great finds

CRUSADER said:
As I did 9 hours yesterday not stop & supposedly resting I only did 2 hours today.

I started off where I left off yesterday. First find (second signal) was the Lizzy Hammered & half way down the run I found the broken hammered. Shows why you should stick to the grid pattern. My runs (a run is what I call a length before you turn back on yourself) are very long on this field. 30 minutes each way (so only did 4 runs).

Sheet of silver dated - Birmingham 1889.
1 Roman coin
19th century medicine weight

Hammered were:
Elizabeth I 1582-1600 Halfgroat
Commonwealth Halfgroat 1649-1660. These are rare, although dad had his first this year I haven't found one in 15 years! Produced during the Civil War by Oliver Cromwell (Commonwealth).

A Very Good 2 Hours :)

That was a good (GREAT) 2 hours. Would love to have to opportunity to hunt in England some day.
 
Re: Great finds

EdfromAppomattox said:
CRUSADER said:
As I did 9 hours yesterday not stop & supposedly resting I only did 2 hours today.

I started off where I left off yesterday. First find (second signal) was the Lizzy Hammered & half way down the run I found the broken hammered. Shows why you should stick to the grid pattern. My runs (a run is what I call a length before you turn back on yourself) are very long on this field. 30 minutes each way (so only did 4 runs).

Sheet of silver dated - Birmingham 1889.
1 Roman coin
19th century medicine weight

Hammered were:
Elizabeth I 1582-1600 Halfgroat
Commonwealth Halfgroat 1649-1660. These are rare, although dad had his first this year I haven't found one in 15 years! Produced during the Civil War by Oliver Cromwell (Commonwealth).

A Very Good 2 Hours :)

That was a good (GREAT) 2 hours.

Thanks.
I did say Very Good. A great day is still to come (although I had one recently with the banner silver). Keep watching.
 
You are really claning house over there ! I like that buckle also.
 
Great finds, Crusader.
Continue the battle with middle earth over there!
 
Awesome finds my friend. They just keep COMING AND COMING ;) ;) ;) ;)
 
Crusader,
You NEVER let us down with your finds. As a matter of fact, when I start talking to people about metal detecting, and they are amazed at my finds, I tell them,
"that's nothing, you should see what the guys in the U.K. find!". ;D
Thanks for another cool post.
Congrats,
MM
 
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
You NEVER let us down with your finds. As a matter of fact, when I start talking to people about metal detecting, and they are amazed at my finds, I tell them,
"that's nothing, you should see what the guys in the U.K. find!". ;D
Thanks for another cool post.
Congrats,
MM

Scary thing is, that I'm only just above average. In better places like Norfolk with it's stunning Saxon / Viking history they pull up some amazing finds.
 
Your back must be Knacked but your finds tray must be overflowing ;D
 
Awesome finds, congrats on the hammereds! I also call it a run. HH, Mike
 
tyre kicker said:
Your back must be Knacked but your finds tray must be overflowing ;D

Yes & yes.
 
as always outstanding finds congrats and continued good luck
 
You UK'sters show us U.S.A.'sters how to datect! We never find 2,000 year old coins!
 
Awesome batch of finds Crusader! Grats on the hammered and the silver sheet, how cool! The only hammered I get is when I empty that third bottle of wine and am in love with everyone ;D

Smiles!
BDoo
 
CRUSADER said:
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
You NEVER let us down with your finds. As a matter of fact, when I start talking to people about metal detecting, and they are amazed at my finds, I tell them,
"that's nothing, you should see what the guys in the U.K. find!". ;D
Thanks for another cool post.
Congrats,
MM

Scary thing is, that I'm only just above average. In better places like Norfolk with it's stunning Saxon / Viking history they pull up some amazing finds.

:o :o :o :o
 
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
You NEVER let us down with your finds. As a matter of fact, when I start talking to people about metal detecting, and they are amazed at my finds, I tell them,
"that's nothing, you should see what the guys in the U.K. find!". ;D
Thanks for another cool post.
Congrats,
MM

What he said.
 

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