First time out after a few months, lovely milled silver and bits

[jimmy uk]

hi first time ive been out since my dad was ill then died of lung cancer at the age of 61 , so i went to a newly permisson around a 15th century hall with 10acres of pasture land which was lovely and flat i was useing a XP Deus on program 2 at 11.8khz, all the items where deep 9/10 inchs deep, which the deus loves them
the ground was lovely and wet after the cold spell, its the first milled silver i have found which is wierd as i have many hammereds lol

thanks for looking

 

[yo6oej]

I am sorry about your father (R.I.P.)
Nice job with the new area.Congrats and good luck in the future

 

[Silver Searcher]

Sorry to hear about your Dad Jimmy Nice to see you getting out again, looks like you have a 17c farthing token as well, I can see the C on the reverse, is there any more letters.

SS

 

[jimmy uk]

thanks people

the token i think is from my home town chelmsford, as it got C C M in the middle which i think its charles clarke of moulsham i think

 

[CRUSADER]

thanks people

the token i think is from my home town chelmsford, as it got C C M in the middle which i think its charles clarke of moulsham i think

Sorry to hear the first news.

On the token, it would be unusual for the C over CM not to be all initials of the issuer & wife. The C on top is the Surname, so Clarke fits, the first C is the Husbands name, so Charles fits, but the M would be the wifes name like Mary I have don't no book research on this one, but these are worth the effort to research

Yes, you have noticed something that is true of most UK field hunters. Hammereds far out strip Milled by about 10 to 1.

 

[ossi]

My condolences. Ossi

 

[Metal Magnet]

sorry for your loss.

 

[Nutriasub]

Sorry to hear that!

Nice silver, getting out is healthy

 

[looking4largecent]

Sorry to hear about your dad. Great finds looks like a good spot.