First find in england!

[tapoutade]

Just recently moved to england, i have been working on a house since being here and have not had a chance to bust out my at pro yet. Last night in the rain i decided to show my friend how the machine works so went into the small front yard. First signal i got read out in the high 70s on the tid. So i dug it and out popped a 1903 edward the vii large penny. Not of great value or anything but id say a great start to my dectecting in england! Hopefull many more to come

 

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[CRUSADER]

Where are you, I have plenty of tips for the old stuff & how to get it (if your from the USA, you need to forget everything you learnt, it's very different over here)

 

[tapoutade]

Im in a tiwn called barrow, in cumbria. Im actually from here but lived in america for the last 5 years. Never was interested in detecting till i moved to america. I appriciate any tips i can get, still pretty new to detecting. Thanks

 

[CRUSADER]

Do you mean Barrow-in-Furness?

First thing to do is download google earth, study the different timelines, normally about 5 for each area.

Might be worth checking if there is a club in the local area.

Generally parkland is protected by bylaws, so stick with farmland that has been ploughed or pasture that was once ploughed.

I can give plenty of advice on Treasure Law & how to approach farmers & get permission, if needed.

 

[CoinFetcher]

I want to do 'detecting' tourism.

 

[jewelerguy]

nice large cent

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

If Crusader is willing to tuck you under his wing, drop everything and do so!
Carl

 

[leprechaun]

Exellent start to hobby,You should do well in england.

 

[cntrydncr1]

You have an awesome offer for help. You will have great finds. congrats on the first of many.

 

[Zodiacdiverdave]

Congrats on your first find in the Motherland there mate. I hope to see you posting many more nice finds in the future.
ZDD