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dragonsbreath

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Cwmbran,South Wales
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explorer II plus Detech 15 x 12" Coil
Very nice silver coin found at about 2" deep in a small paddock its only 12mm dia.

Dates between 1509 & 1526 a silver halfpenny of Henry VIII.

Minted in London.

I use the Explorer II with a 15 x 12" S.E.F. Coil.

Enjoy...PaulB.
 

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very nice wtg :icon_thumright:
 
WTG on that old silver, beats my oldest coin by 4 centuries :D
 
Excellent find Paul,
I've yet to find a 'Henry'!!!
There's one waiting for me somewhere round here.
Best wishes,
 
Nice hammered :icon_thumleft:

Looks like someone clipped it to death!
 
Very cool find! Nothing like that around here!! ::)

HH,
Moon
 
Hi fellow UKer, hope to see more good stuff like this.

Have you tried the following, it would work well on this one. Get some tinfoil, fold the coin in it with some spit & rub it together several times. Comes out great without damaging the coin!
 
Very cool find. Looks to be in pretty good shape. :thumbsup:
 
nice old coin!!!
 
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that is one old coin I still haven't found anything older than 1936 yet but still swinging!
 
Thanks all for your comments: its nice to find a small hammered.

Crusader hello m8t always look in awe at the roman in particular that

you find i have several Denarri but few tidy bronzes.

O.K. on the foil and spit method will give it a go the main part of the

coin that aint been clipped shows very good detail.

H.H. to you all and will post again soon...PaulB. 8)
 
Cool find...it amazes me to see these old finds and realize they have been laying dormant for so long.
 

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