Normally I avoid pasture fields, but the last couple of weeks ive really enjoyed searching pasture and even woods. Today was great felt really child out, and for once didn't care if I found or not. Must be getting mellow at last.CRUSADER said:
robfinds said:
Hello Shaun, both the hammered and the jetton are pretty much shot to be honest. Trying to clean them would be pointless. I think though that they are pointers to what could be found if this field was ever ploughed. Someone that follows me may have that pleasure.shaun7 said:i'd like to see them cleaned up Rob!
i like jettons for some reason
robfinds said:Hello Shaun, both the hammered and the jetton are pretty much shot to be honest. Trying to clean them would be pointless. I think though that they are pointers to what could be found if this field was ever ploughed. Someone that follows me may have that pleasure.shaun7 said:i'd like to see them cleaned up Rob!
i like jettons for some reason
I'll chip inshaun7 said:robfinds said:Hello Shaun, both the hammered and the jetton are pretty much shot to be honest. Trying to clean them would be pointless. I think though that they are pointers to what could be found if this field was ever ploughed. Someone that follows me may have that pleasure.shaun7 said:i'd like to see them cleaned up Rob!
i like jettons for some reason
you could always hire a rotivator and do it while no one's looking
nice finds Rob 
Hello John, it's not military as such, but it's from that period.artorius said:
It's nice and simple in design, probably the most found type of 17th century buckle. Do these type of buckles turn up on your side of the pond. I would be amazed if they don't.CurbdiggerCarl57 said:
