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Nutriasub

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Got permission from the "home boss" and got digging for about 3 hours. I went to the same site that produced all the pieces from my last post. i was very excited to see if there was any more very old relics (Roman or Visigoth) but instead most of the finds were medieval, many first ones for me!! first crotal bell!!! always wanted to find one. Its a little broken but it looks beautiful. Also found a bunch of coins, many still on the cleaning line. Some buttons (one very pretty from Queen Isabel II from the Guardia Nacional 1835), one cuff link and some other relics. Loads of fun, non-stop digging and very little trash. My F-75 is proving to be a fantastic machine, you can see the very little pieces of coins, some were 8 and 9 inches deep...still getting impressed by this machine.
Cheers
 

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Great finds and the terrain looks awesome! What is the temperature in Andorra now? Froze hard here in Germany. HH, Mike
 
this week its been very good weather, in the 15º. Last week terrible lots of rain and cold.
Thanks for watching!
 
Nice finds The button is what?

tinpan
 
Nice group of recovereies there :icon_thumright:
 
From Queen Isabel II of Spain, 1835 button.
A kind or army that was called Guardia Nacional (national guard) and before that the name was Milicia Nacional (national militia)

Thanks Squirrel!
 
Great Finds again!!
Love that terrain photo, looks like plenty of good digging :hello2:
Found a few buttons over here similar to the floral at top of photo 3,
They are an old design.
Best digs :hello:
 
steelheadwill said:
Great Finds again!!
Love that terrain photo, looks like plenty of good digging :hello2:
Found a few buttons over here similar to the floral at top of photo 3,
They are an old design.
Best digs :hello:

Lots of digging, and little time... ;D

Where did you find the button? the square thing its a cufflink, which its the second of the same kind i find on the same site, but different decoration.

Thanks a lot and like you say best digs
 
Great finds! You will love the F75, it is a great machine!
 
Steve in PA said:
Great finds! You will love the F75, it is a great machine!

thanks a lot, I already absolutely love it.
At the begining was thinking if it was going to be OK for roman, and medieval coins but its doing just fine!!

Cheers

extractor said:
good digging :icon_thumleft:

Thanks a bunch
 
All I can say is keep it up as you are doing great !
And yes the F75 is a great machine and will do many things very well.

It is a dream of mine to get to come over to where you are and get to hunt for a month or so. Maybe some day that will happen.

Keep up the hunts so we can see the awesome photos that you have of your hunts.
 
Beautiful relic finds there Nutriasub! :o
This piece is interesting . . . any ideas on age or use? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
David
 

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Daedalus said:
All I can say is keep it up as you are doing great !
And yes the F75 is a great machine and will do many things very well.

It is a dream of mine to get to come over to where you are and get to hunt for a month or so. Maybe some day that will happen.

Keep up the hunts so we can see the awesome photos that you have of your hunts.

Well if you ever make it over the lake, I will take you to a couple of places...who knows what we can find!!
Thanks

Antiquarian said:
Beautiful relic finds there Nutriasub! :o
This piece is interesting . . . any ideas on age or use? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
David

I think its an old spoon, at least it what it looks like, and I guess its from the same time period 1600's to late 1800's

Thanks Antiquarian
 
Antiquarian said:
Beautiful relic finds there Nutriasub! :o
This piece is interesting . . . any ideas on age or use? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
David

I think its an old spoon, at least it what it looks like, and I guess its from the same time period 1600's to late 1800's

Thanks Antiquarian

Thanks for the info mate!
Dave
 
trays of purple? ...I was in the Amazon area visiting with friends descendants of the Shuar and could not look the post ..... I like coins and fields in the center of our country. :thumbsup:
Greetings!
 
HISPAN said:
trays of purple? ...I was in the Amazon area visiting with friends descendants of the Shuar and could not look the post ..... I like coins and fields in the center of our country. :thumbsup:
Greetings!

They are blue but the light makes it look purple!! :icon_profileleft: I took this idea from you Hispan, with your red trays... I have filled several already, I have to think of another method for the unidentifiable coins...maybe a jar
yes its a nice field, the same one as the last post, still giving good targets, but nothing extremely old as the last time, I'm gonna have to go back :wink:
I hope the amazon was as beautiful as on the Discovery Channel! I would love to go sometime.
If you can tell me anything about the other bell or the "siccors" , or of any of the items I would appreciate it a lot. :help:


Cheers and thanks
 
Nutriasub said:
HISPAN said:
trays of purple? ...I was in the Amazon area visiting with friends descendants of the Shuar and could not look the post ..... I like coins and fields in the center of our country. :thumbsup:
Greetings!

They are blue but the light makes it look purple!! :icon_profileleft: I took this idea from you Hispan, with your red trays... I have filled several already, I have to think of another method for the unidentifiable coins...maybe a jar
yes its a nice field, the same one as the last post, still giving good targets, but nothing extremely old as the last time, I'm gonna have to go back :wink:
I hope the amazon was as beautiful as on the Discovery Channel! I would love to go sometime.
If you can tell me anything about the other bell or the "siccors" , or of any of the items I would appreciate it a lot. :help:


Cheers and thanks

The trays are made of blue and red, although the Purpura effect is very nice.
I still think that their findings are very good, in my area is difficult to find these coins, and exit are mixed with coins of the Aragon Kingdom and France antique kingdom .... you know. :wink:
I really stored the findings in trays when they are very good (the bullets in plastic boxes.)
I have already more than a thousand stored in trays and not take up much space.......
I will try to identify these Castillians finds, but not my specialty .
:laughing7:


1 - Leather mount /16th to 17th century .
2- bell /16th to 17th century .
3- Crotal bell /16th to 18th century .
4- Leather mount / 16th to 17 th century .
5- Musket ball / 16th to 18th.
6- Scissors Fragment / 18th to 19th century.
7- Buckle /18th century.
8- Fragment of a spoon?.
9- Decorative Fragment / 16th to 17th century .
10- Decorative Fragment / 17th century.
11- Lead Bullet / 19th century.
12- Coin of four Maravedís resealed / 17th century .
13- Coin of six Maravedís resealed / 17th century.
14- Coin five cents of Peseta / 1969/1979 Provisional Government.
15- Coin of six Maravedís resealed / 17th century .
16- Coin four Maravedis resealed / 17th century.
17- Coin unidentified.
18- Coin unidentified.
19- Coin of four Maravedis resealed / 17th century .
20- Coin of two Maravedis / 17th century
21- Coin of four maravedis /17th century.
22- Coin Maravedí of Medieval period / 15th century ( The numismatic name is Blanca) and Maravedí / 17th century.
23- Coins trimmed / 15th century to 18th.
24- Coins trimmed / 15th century to 18th.
25- One Maravedí / 17th century.
26- Buttons / 17th to the 19th century.
27- Lead seal / 19th century.
28- Flower Button / 17th century.
29- Button / 19th century Elizabethan( Queen of Spain.)
30- Buttons / 17th to 18th century.
31- Fragments of the previous Scissors ? / 18th to 19th century.
P.D:
Now I can identify their findings that I have free time (I'm tired of Travel Holiday) but when you return to our country ,I have much work to do. :laughing9:

Greetings !! :hello:
 

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