6 Bonus Fields - The Return - Day 2 - 4 Hammered & GOLD POSY RING ! ! !

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Nice cool day to grid the field for 5.5 hours.
Only a couple of days ago a detecting contact shared with me by email a silver gilt posy ring. I congratulated him on a rare find & stated I had only ever had 1 gold version & you could detect another 20 years & not get another one! I hope he keeps sharing his good finds & whispers up some more goodies for me.:laughing7:

2 Scrappies (not yet pictured)
WWI Machine Gunner Corp Button
WWI 'Death or Glory Boys' Button (17th Lancers famous for the Charge of the Light Brigade)8-)
17th C Lead Powder Flask Lid
3 Lead Tokens
Rose Farthing
8th (South Canterbury) Squadron Cap Badge - Scarce - See complete version:
https://nzhistory.govt.nz/media/photo/8th-south-canterbury-squadron
Bit of a Silver Thimble
Tudor Book Clasp
Roman Oval Brooch
Medieval Horse Harness Pendant Hanger
Celtic Woad Grinder (broken but rare find!):icon_thumright:
1844 Sixpence
4 Hammered:
  • 2 Charles I Pennies
  • Lizzy Threepence
  • Commonwealth Halfgroat
Circa late 17th C Gold Posy Ring with inscription - ''A VERTUOUS WIFE PRESERUETH [LIFE]'' (The 'LIFE' not visible) 7.34g of probably 22kt.:headbang:
It's TREASURE, so it will be handed in to go throw the process.

Our local Pub opened back up today. Cheers everyone.:occasion14:
 

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Another outstanding hunt! :occasion14:
 

Yes that’s a great hunt.Very cool to see an inscription on that gold posy ring.
Congrats
 

:occasion14:
 

Congrats on a great hunt with a nice variety of finds. I especially liked the silver and gold.
 

Wow!!!! Well played sir!!
 

Mercy! Congrats!
 

The ring is super stellar... BUT...

I am really loving that skull and cross bones button. (I am assuming its a button... and wonder what from)

All the other finds aren't too shabby either.

Well done Cruz.
 

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Cru'
Just a stellar find with the posy ring...one wonders how it ended up lost...
The WW1 button death or glory is quite a find...nice hammered....what can I say?
 

That's a pretty rare and valuable find,extremely high on my list. Congratulations and Banner!
 

Lots of great relics. I always like seeing what y'all find there in England.
 

What a great gold find! Nice patina on everything else but the gold is just beautiful.
 

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You simply a stellar day in the fields yo did-Congrats on the beautiful Posy ring what a great find. Even without the treasure it would have been hunt to :occasion14: a few with a good helping of silvers and relics. Liking the Death and Glory button, seen a few over the years posted but a rare find.
 

Steller hunt! Have to say the posy ring is a banner find. It belongs up top IMO vote is in
 

You simply a stellar day in the fields yo did-Congrats on the beautiful Posy ring what a great find. Even without the treasure it would have been hunt to :occasion14: a few with a good helping of silvers and relics. Liking the Death and Glory button, seen a few over the years posted but a rare find.
Just checked the collection & I only have 1 coat button & this is its matching cuff button.We have only had these, so I would say rare as well.
 

Steller hunt! Have to say the posy ring is a banner find. It belongs up top IMO vote is in
Cheers. The last one (& only other) was before I joined Tnet in 2007 & I think it was before we kept detailed records, so I can only guess it was at least 15 years ago! (or another way of looking at it, 30+ man years ago!)
 

I don't really pay much attention to 'likes' & I've only just realised I've past 30,000. CHEERS EVERYONE.
 

Congrats on the great finds! You said that the ring will have to go through "the process." Does that mean that it gets documented, and then you get it back? And, what is the trigger for something to be "treasure?" Everything you post looks like treasure!
 

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