Elizabeth the 1 half groat

[Silver Searcher]

Managed to take a break from the cricket on sunday mainly due to the bad weather we have been having lately, so my detecting partner and myself decided to look for new land. having knocked on a few farms and having no luck we decided to head up towards the Cleveland hills(UK) we came across a couple of fields recently plowed and quickly tracked down the land owner who redilly gave us permission to hunt, a few finds from Victoria's reign and few musket balls was all I had to show after a couple of hours so I decide to make my way back up the Field towards the car, about ten yards from the fields entrance I had nice to way signal I pushed in the spade about to inches down and flipped the soil over out popped the tiny silver coin perfectly round, not bad considering it has been in the ground the best part of five hundred years.

 

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[CRUSADER]

What happen, you stopped mid sentence?

Welcome back my friend.

I guess from the title you got my favourite type of coin

PS. You lucky bas*ard - plough fields, a distant dream 8)

 

[RUDY2003]

Think I only got 1 half post.....

Keep safe...

 

[Ron B]

Hello Tyre!
Post a pic or two, please?
Sounds like you and your bud had a great time!

GRB

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

tyre kicker,

sounds like some neat finds.

500 year old coin, wow.

But heck, you still named them hills after
Grover Cleveland

have a good un........
SHERMANVILLE

 

[CRUSADER]

Now I got the whole story. Isn't it funny how many times those sort of things happen.

I always cover a field systematically. However from time to time & when I'm doing a new field I will do the drunk man wonder. Once I started a new field & walked out into the middle in a round-about route & immetiately found a Roman Denarius. Feeling that this must be a good field I cover the whole 20 acres over many hours without another roman silver or even a good bronze

 

[Silver Searcher]

Sorry I'm a bit rusty

 

[CRUSADER]

Sorry I'm a bit rusty

Yeeap, get it together boy.

The Mint Mark is as clear as they come on that baby - nice coin. Not clipped either, shame its like all the Lizzy with the weak face, but you can't have it all.

I may jump on a train & join you up North for a ale or two & some plough field fun

 

[Ron B]

Wow! What is something like that worth?

GRB

 

[Silver Searcher]

Sorry I'm a bit rusty

Yeeap, get it together boy.

The Mint Mark is as clear as they come on that baby - nice coin.

I may jump on a train & join you up North for a ale or two & some plough field fun

Pitty about the portrait though would have been vf you think :P

 

[Silver Searcher]

Wow! What is something like that worth?

GRB

HI.... probably not that much it's a nicely struck coin but the portrait is weak

 

[CRUSADER]

Sorry I'm a bit rusty

Yeeap, get it together boy.

The Mint Mark is as clear as they come on that baby - nice coin.

I may jump on a train & join you up North for a ale or two & some plough field fun

Pitty about hthe portrait though would have been vf you think :P

Your on my wavelength. Read the post you just quoted. It changed as you wrote

 

[dgaughan]

fantastic finds congrats and hh

 

[CRUSADER]

1582-84 - F-VF - £25

 

[Harry_Morant]

Fantastic finds - I'm constantly amazed at what you guys find in fields.

 

[Admiral de Salee]

Outstanding! That's a great-looking coin.

I expect you guys know how good you have it. U.S. MDers out east have a much better chance at finding a 230-year-old Colonial Copper. Here in the Midwest, we kick up our heels when we find something from the 19th century (like Queen Vickie, whom I found today on a dime).

And a DFX user in the UK found an Ethelred coin from the year 830.... we can only shake our heads.

Great find, and continued success.

 

[Merf]

Great finds, You have some choice hunting grounds for sure.
I would love to hunt over there.

 

[Prober]

Freakin awesome coins you guys find!