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Had a couple of hours this afternoon, on a field where the farmer is ploughing some rotten beet back into the ground. Got 3 buckles ranging from 13th/ 17th and 18th century. Also found a Elizabeth I hammered silver half groat broken cleanly in half. Last find was a nice button showing a Tudor rose design.

Robert.
 

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Nice button, not seen that variant, I think it 17th Century - I would be happy with that hunt :icon_thumright:
 
CRUSADER said:
Nice button, not seen that variant, I think it 17th Century - I would be happy with that hunt :icon_thumright:
Cheers Cru, don't know why the farmer just left nearly half of the beet in the field to just rot :dontknow:
 
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
Nice button, not seen that variant, I think it 17th Century - I would be happy with that hunt :icon_thumright:
Cheers Cru, don't know why the farmer just left nearly half of the beet in the field to just rot :dontknow:

If he tested the first half & it was low in sugar, the the fuel costs of getting low grade beet might have played a factor :dontknow:
 

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