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A couple of very nice finds

Hi all...I have not been finding much lately :'( so I thought I would show you a couple of really nice finds my detecting buddy got last week :o

First find is a Edward111 pre treaty Groat in quite a nice condition, second find is a wonderfull Roman Silver Denarius of Severus Alexander.


Enjoy the pictures
 

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Cool, you guys sure have some neat coins over there!
 
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beautiful landscape...brrrrrrr....

nice finds...i think i am on the wrong side of the water...
 
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where in Britian??? My brother moved thier 2 years ago.. he said they just got hit with a pretty big snow fall...
 
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NICE FINDS AND GOOD PICTURES. :thumbsup:
 
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Twin Digger said:
where in Britian??? My brother moved thier 2 years ago.. he said they just got hit with a pretty big snow fall...
Hi....North Yorkshire near the Northeast Coast :thumbsup:
 
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Great finds!!! Great pictures!!! Beautiful countryside, but W A Y TOO MUCH SNOW!!! Looks like Korea, up north.
I have never found any of those old European coins, but have found a couple of Chinese coins that dated into the ten hundreds.....always
a thrill.....but the chinese were not as imaginative as the Europeans......just Chinese characters which stated which king it was, + "beautiful
money," or "valuable money."
Thanks for posting ...... some of what all of us want to find. :thumbsup:
 
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savant365 said:
Very nice coins. what are the dates?
Edward111 1327-1377...Severus Alexander 222-235AD :thumbsup:
 
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Silver Searcher said:
savant365 said:
Very nice coins. what are the dates?
Edward111 1327-1377...Severus Alexander 222-235AD :thumbsup:

Wow, I know you've heard this before but I'll say it again...I am soooo jealous of you you guys over there. I can't even imagine the feeling of digging up a coin or anything else for that matter that was made 1800 years ago. Thank you very much for sharing your finds with us.

HH Charlie
 
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I hope things improve for you. After a good Jan, we are going to have a difficult few months ahead. No good fields left until harvest.

I like the black patination on that coin, I prefer it to the shinny silver. The Geta below came out similar, no idea how some come out like it & others clean, specially from the same field :icon_scratch:
 

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Very nice coins! I really like the silver groat! :thumbsup:

Steve
 
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The history you all have at your finger tips is amazing!!
 
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very nice coins .specialy the roman.....very nice :thumbsup:
 
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CRUSADER said:
I hope things improve for you. After a good Jan, we are going to have a difficult few months ahead. No good fields left until harvest.

I like the black patination on that coin, I prefer it to the shinny silver. The Geta below came out similar, no idea how some come out like it & others clean, specially from the same field :icon_scratch:
I read somewhere :icon_study: that exposure to sun light made Silver go black :-\
 

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