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HISPAN

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WHITES MXT ,GARRET ACE150,GARRET SEA HUNT MARK II.
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Metal Detecting
Hello friends ... today could not hunt for long because I had to work in the afternoon, but I could an hour to make the margins of a field very close.
I have only one whistle decorated 19th century, a couple of coins from 1870 and a few more things ... not much but it helped me to relax and stroll.
Greetings! :hello:
 

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What an unusual whistle.....really nice :icon_thumleft:
 
Nice finds :thumbsup:

Love the fields...

Blaze
 
I like the whistle very much!
Are you going this weekend for a big hunt?

The second coin its also Alfonso XII?

I'm waiting for the plough fields to be a little bit more settled, or when they pass the heavy roll on the big chunks of soil :-\

Cheers my friend
Nutria
 
Hispan, always amazed at the great stuff you find. Thanks for sharing!
 
Nutriasub said:
I like the whistle very much!
Are you going this weekend for a big hunt?

The second coin its also Alfonso XII?

I'm waiting for the plough fields to be a little bit more settled, or when they pass the heavy roll on the big chunks of soil :-\

Cheers my friend
Nutria

I have no time for a great hunt but we'll see ... I finish a few vineyards in the south.
I have wanted to return to this place, is just 15 minutes by train from my house and has been the place where more I hunted, I call them "the wheat fields where wheat is not sown" (though this year if they have sown :laughing7: ) from here thousands of finds for three years, but almost all 18th and 19th century.
The coin is ten cents of Alfonso XII ... nothing special.
H
 
Love the whistle Hispan, very beautiful!
Is it bronze or copper? :icon_scratch:
Could it have been used for directing sheep dogs? :dontknow:

Dave
 

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