Sand
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This week I got out 3 times- There are not many fields open now, so mI decided to go to corn field to look between rows of plants. About 3 hours time was enough to stop this torture, but I found few things - couple of tin bronse buttons_ surprisingly were very similar. 2 coins of total 3 I found by eyes.
One of the eyeball finds - copper 1/4 kreuzer from 1831.
Next hunt was on the one of the first plowed fields which I detected before with my old detector and thought it is empty. However, some mostly 20 century coins were found.
decorated tin bronse button
Mini- buckle, preliminary dating is 1350-1650 (Folkert may have another opinion?)
On Sunday I visited the field which I finally was permitted by owner to hunt and which produced before one roman coin dated 310AD and some german silver from 1700s-1800s. This time no spectacular coins but other relics are nice.
Key from pocket watches, late 1800s-early 1900s
French Infantery button with number 5, in bad condition but the fact of finding it here is interesting, it is already third button of Napoleon army I found here.
That field is not plowed yet, only cut, so the coil of MD was quite high above ground, and I hope more finds will come soon.
Thanks for viewing and HH
Sand

One of the eyeball finds - copper 1/4 kreuzer from 1831.

Next hunt was on the one of the first plowed fields which I detected before with my old detector and thought it is empty. However, some mostly 20 century coins were found.

decorated tin bronse button

Mini- buckle, preliminary dating is 1350-1650 (Folkert may have another opinion?)

On Sunday I visited the field which I finally was permitted by owner to hunt and which produced before one roman coin dated 310AD and some german silver from 1700s-1800s. This time no spectacular coins but other relics are nice.

Key from pocket watches, late 1800s-early 1900s

French Infantery button with number 5, in bad condition but the fact of finding it here is interesting, it is already third button of Napoleon army I found here.

That field is not plowed yet, only cut, so the coil of MD was quite high above ground, and I hope more finds will come soon.
Thanks for viewing and HH
Sand
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