Best Gold Ring, Oldest Coin, and most Bullets dug in a day

Iron Patch

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I guess this is a cabin fever post warm up. :)

Gold Snake Ring (probably Victorian)

1500s French Douzain/1690s 15 Deniers (Dug from the area my Great gggg Grandfather settled in 1720)

180 Enfields

....bonus picture! (Including 3 buttons I dug while hunting with Romeo, he doesn't get it all) :tongue3: :thumbsup:
 

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iron patch !!! thats one of the nicest rings ive ever saw. cool half penny too. do you have that in a past post i missed? willy
 

dfx willy said:
iron patch !!! thats one of the nicest rings ive ever saw. cool half penny too. do you have that in a past post i missed? willy


Think both those finds were before I joined this forum, so if either was posted it wasn't under Today's Finds.
 

:hello:

I'll give you a Tenner for the Ring ;D

Very nice set of finds Mr Patch :thumbsup: the Gold in the Ring looks very rich :o is it stamped :dontknow:

SS
 

That ring is fantastic, I'd love to find something like that!!
Nice one,
hodge
 

Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

I'll give you a Tenner for the Ring ;D

Very nice set of finds Mr Patch :thumbsup: the Gold in the Ring looks very rich :o is it stamped :dontknow:

SS


No sign of a stamp at all... wish there was!
 

Iron Patch said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

I'll give you a Tenner for the Ring ;D

Very nice set of finds Mr Patch :thumbsup: the Gold in the Ring looks very rich :o is it stamped :dontknow:

SS


No sign of a stamp at all... wish there was!
Wel actually I would rather have no stamp :P it's obviously Gold, and now I would say later than Victorian :o

SS
 

Silver Searcher said:
Iron Patch said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

I'll give you a Tenner for the Ring ;D

Very nice set of finds Mr Patch :thumbsup: the Gold in the Ring looks very rich :o is it stamped :dontknow:

SS


No sign of a stamp at all... wish there was!
Wel actually I would rather have no stamp :P it's obviously Gold, and now I would say later than Victorian :o

SS

agreed, its a very nice ring (even though they are not my thing), it has an older than Victy 'feel' :)
 

Very nice! Very cool that you found something that might possibly have a link to your past! If I can quit smoking this New years I'm hopefully going to spend the saved dough on a trip to my old families homestead in Ireland which has a Celtic ruin on the property. trouble is, it's never been plowed, ever, just used for grazing so the old stuff will probably be very deep. We're neck and neck for our oldest coin find in North America I think. Here's my oldest which I pulled from the canal embankment, a location of a late india settlement and 1600's mill. My guess is that it was just a case of old ground being turned.

p.s. You're right. Now that the season is about over it is "show and tell" time. :D
 

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CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
Iron Patch said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

I'll give you a Tenner for the Ring ;D

Very nice set of finds Mr Patch :thumbsup: the Gold in the Ring looks very rich :o is it stamped :dontknow:

SS


No sign of a stamp at all... wish there was!
Wel actually I would rather have no stamp :P it's obviously Gold, and now I would say later than Victorian :o

SS

agreed, its a very nice ring (even though they are not my thing), it has an older than Victy 'feel' :)


I say Victorian purely because of the style, and if it is, it was a rendom drop because everything else dug was much older. I don't recall anything else from the Victoria era and there was many targets from early French to maybe 1820 British. Most at that particular spot were mid. 1700s.
 

johnnyi said:
Very nice! Very cool that you found something that might possibly have a link to your past! If I can quit smoking this New years I'm hopefully going to spend the saved dough on a trip to my old families homestead in Ireland which has a Celtic ruin on the property. trouble is, it's never been plowed, ever, just used for grazing so the old stuff will probably be very deep. We're neck and neck for our oldest coin find in North America I think. Here's my oldest which I pulled from the canal embankment, a location of a late india settlement and 1600's mill. My guess is that it was just a case of old ground being turned.

p.s. You're right. Now that the season is about over it is "show and tell" time. :D


Yep, that sure is an oldie!!!

I know the history on my mother's side right back to the first settler from France in the 1600s. It was his son who came here in 1720 and settled the area I found the coin. One of my better Liards, and a few bale seals are from the same site as well.
 

180 enfields???? Holy cow that weighs what? All from the same area? Yeah the ring is something else. Nice warm up for winter !
 

Wow! Wow! Wow! X-Celent!
 

TnMountains said:
180 enfields???? Holy cow that weighs what? All from the same area? Yeah the ring is something else. Nice warm up for winter !


Don't know but was 2 pounches full. ;D Yes all from the same area, a firing range and there was many hundreds more found.
 

I bet when you dig one now you go like "oh great just what I needed another Enfield"
I think some I have have the wood plugs in them? Really great finds, :thumbsup:
TnMtns
 

Man those are some nice finds. The ring is out of this world.
 

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