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garryson

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Here is my finds from my first time out in this year.
 

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Nice. I'm happy finding something from the 1800's.
 
great finds :thumbsup: any idea what the thing at the top is?
 
shaun7 said:
great finds :thumbsup: any idea what the thing at the top is?

Maybe armour scale...
 
garryson said:
shaun7 said:
great finds :thumbsup: any idea what the thing at the top is?

Maybe armour scale...



oh yeah :o thats something i'd love to find
 
Very neat finds you have there. Imagine finding armour scale here in the states...you are lucky to live in a place with such a long history.

john
 
WHAT ARE ALL THOSE HOLES IN THE FIELD? Rodent holes? Kind of reminds me of salt marshes in the states here with all the ghost crab holes.
 
Those Sigismund coins are great finds--and very small items to find with a metal detector. For those who have never held one of these coins, they are also very thin as well. I have a collection of them that I have purchased over the years from different Mints--Buda, Pecs, and so forth. They are very nice Old silver coins.


Thank you for sharing these finds with all of us.



Best Wishes,



Buckleboy
 
eggbag said:
WHAT ARE ALL THOSE HOLES IN THE FIELD? Rodent holes? Kind of reminds me of salt marshes in the states here with all the ghost crab holes.

Yes, those rodend holes...voles, field mouse...Underground nests are dug 30 to 40 cm deep into the ground and are used for food storage, offspring raising, and as a place for rest and sleep.
 
Very nice finds, congrats! HH, Mike
 
Good start.

Looks as wet as some of our clay fields :tongue3:
 
CRUSADER said:
Good start.

Looks as wet as some of our clay fields :tongue3:

Suhle :)
 
That is too cool to find a coin that old. Congrats on all the finds.
 

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