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Spent 6 hours on one of Shaun7 fields. The plan was to lend him the Cortes & me try out the XP on a field which he had dug only rubbish from. I haven't dug so much rubbish in one day for many years. Its been dumped on with tin cans, foil, lots of coke etc...
Excellent warm weather & good company - cheers
I was very lucky to get a hammered as the signs were bad, hardly any lead & no Medieval or Roman bits.
Elizabeth I - 1579 Threepence
Countermarked Chartwheel Penny - 'Robinson, Cutler, Oxford'
UPDATED:
http://www.abccoinsandtokens.com/CT.0017.html
James Robinson was listed as a cutler at 46 Corn Market, Oxford from 1830 until 1847
The closest I can find to my coutermarked coin is above. I already have an 1807 with the same merchant but the stamp is the same as the one pictured. Can't find on with a 'Robinson' seperate from the Cutler
, not sure if its rare yet. But I'll take it over a blank Georgian anyday.
They have big moles where he lives:
Excellent warm weather & good company - cheers
I was very lucky to get a hammered as the signs were bad, hardly any lead & no Medieval or Roman bits.
Elizabeth I - 1579 Threepence
Countermarked Chartwheel Penny - 'Robinson, Cutler, Oxford'
UPDATED:
http://www.abccoinsandtokens.com/CT.0017.html
James Robinson was listed as a cutler at 46 Corn Market, Oxford from 1830 until 1847
The closest I can find to my coutermarked coin is above. I already have an 1807 with the same merchant but the stamp is the same as the one pictured. Can't find on with a 'Robinson' seperate from the Cutler
They have big moles where he lives:
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(had 3 hammered in 5 trips with the XP)


Its been happening for years, so its like digging a dump.







