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Feeling very guilty for being a way from you all for a while… so as a little Christmas gift… here are the proper IDs on some hammered we took to the FLO in May..

Enjoy xx


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That’s amazing. Coins spanning not just years, not just decades, not even “just” centuries, but spanning millennia! Really awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing them with us. :icon_thumleft:
 
Amazing finds ! FANTASTIC POSTINGS !! WOW
 
Glad to see you back posting. Hope you've been well.
 
Nice batch of hammies! That Phillip/Mary shilling is just in amazing shape. :icon_thumright:
 
Cracking! Congratulations and well worth the wait. I've never even heard of an Iron Age Silver Unit - very cool. Such a variety. I just watched a special on the Lost English Colony in North Carolina about 1687. They excavated a rubbish pit left by the Native Americans trying to prove the lost colony blended into the local population in the 1690s. They would have loved to find just one of these coins dating 1650 to 1685 mixed with the native artifacts.
 

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