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Today I went for a look at a couple of fields I have been waiting for the crop to come out, unfortunately they weren't ready :-\ so we tried a new field that had been sown with wheat, was expecting a good day on this field, but it wasn't to be the only find worth mentioning was the George1V Sixpence :o

The coin has been counterstamped with two letters :icon_scratch: still can't make up my mind what they are :dontknow: maybe R and J :dontknow:

Finished the day at our Villa site, bit different to the last time we were there :laughing9: took some nice shots of some of Michael's finds :o that were lying just on top :o didn't find much here either :-\ but a few bits popped out including a Medieval harness bell 13th century complete with the clanger..still rings :icon_thumleft:

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The best part of the hunt was the scenery. The last pix is fantastic and I liked the spiderwebs also.

Les
 
diggerfororo said:
The best part of the hunt was the scenery. The last pix is fantastic and I liked the spiderwebs also.

Les
:hello:

That's Byland Abbey Ruins...founded 1135 :thumbsup:

SS
 
Hi Colin a great post with good finds :thumbsup: , Bell Harness Pendant is very interesting.
http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=25513&cat=116
the Sixpence George seems to have a counterstamped on the neck of the King, which also makes it very interesting and increases its value.
The Roman brooch is circular paint, this in my country is very rare that the Romans was not painted brooches, here.
Century buckle 17 is very nice and complete.
Of hammered I can not say that hammered not know much about English, but it is nice and is well preserved.
in short ..... good finds and good photographs.
 
HISPAN said:
Hi Colin a great post with good finds :thumbsup: , Bell Harness Pendant is very interesting.
http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=25513&cat=116
the Sixpence George seems to have a reseller on the neck of the King, which also makes it very interesting and increases its value.
The Roman brooch is circular paint, this in my country is very rare that the Romans was not painted brooches, here.
Century buckle 17 is very nice and complete.
Of hammered I can not say that hammered not know much about English, but it is nice and is well preserved.
in short ..... good finds and good photographs.
:hello:

Hispan...Harness Bell is a first for me ;D two Roman umbonate brooches both with enamaling still visible :o the Hammered is Edward1st London Mint..yes I think the counterstamp on the sixpence makes it more desirable :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
HISPAN said:
Hi Colin a great post with good finds :thumbsup: , Bell Harness Pendant is very interesting.
http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=25513&cat=116
the Sixpence George seems to have a reseller on the neck of the King, which also makes it very interesting and increases its value.
The Roman brooch is circular paint, this in my country is very rare that the Romans was not painted brooches, here.
Century buckle 17 is very nice and complete.
Of hammered I can not say that hammered not know much about English, but it is nice and is well preserved.
in short ..... good finds and good photographs.
:hello:

Hispan...Harness Bell is a first for me ;D two Roman umbonate brooches both with enamaling still visible :o the Hammered is Edward1st London Mint..yes I think the counterstamp on the sixpence makes it more desirable :icon_thumleft:

SS

More pics of the ruins so ghastly and beautiful :o ... if it even has spider webs. :laughing7:
 
Nice pics and finds mate, but if you tried moving your coil around a bit more you wouldn't get cobwebs on it :laughing9:
 
Looks like a good day to me...you're just a little spoiled I think! (Insert laughing Smiley). Sorry, typing on my BlackBerry and cannot access the smileys. Cheers.
 
shaun7 said:
Nice pics and finds mate, but if you tried moving your coil around a bit more you wouldn't get cobwebs on it :laughing9:

Those are not cobwebs. That's SS's new coil cover. :tongue3:

Nice finds SS. :thumbsup:
 
Nice hunt SS. Way cool seeing that relic on the surface like an ancient arrowhead. Good hunt and awesome scenery to hunt by. Thanks!
HH
TnMtns
 
Those are great recoveries. Since you find great silver of that age, which is old to us in the colonies, but young to you, do you keep them or scrap them. Also great pics and wonderful location. By the way how far are you from Hadrian's Wall.

Andrew
 
AWESOME insitu PHOTOS Colin! What an ideallic and Beautiful site you have there buddy. That photo of the ruins looks like something out of Holy Blood, Holy Grail :o Those finds CONTINUE to please the eyes!! Congrats my friend :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :wink:
 
shaun7 said:
Nice pics and finds mate, but if you tried moving your coil around a bit more you wouldn't get cobwebs on it :laughing9:
You should have seen the amount of spiders crawling over the coil :o

SS
 
romeo-1 said:
Looks like a good day to me...you're just a little spoiled I think! (Insert laughing Smiley). Sorry, typing on my BlackBerry and cannot access the smileys. Cheers.
Yes very spoilt with what we find sometimes, and have to tell myself it can't be easy every time :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
RPG said:
shaun7 said:
Nice pics and finds mate, but if you tried moving your coil around a bit more you wouldn't get cobwebs on it :laughing9:

Those are not cobwebs. That's SS's new coil cover. :tongue3:

Nice finds SS. :thumbsup:
Do you think I could sell them :laughing9:

SS
 
LGS said:
Those are great recoveries. Since you find great silver of that age, which is old to us in the colonies, but young to you, do you keep them or scrap them. Also great pics and wonderful location. By the way how far are you from Hadrian's Wall.

Andrew
Hi Andrew :hello: welcome to T.Net :) I sell them usually, I don't collect...but I'm not in it for the money 8) it's just a bonus that goes with a great hobby :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
{Sentinel} said:
AWESOME insitu PHOTOS Colin! What an ideallic and Beautiful site you have there buddy. That photo of the ruins looks like something out of Holy Blood, Holy Grail :o Those finds CONTINUE to please the eyes!! Congrats my friend :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :wink:
No hunting by those ruins Josh :evil5: unless you want stringing up by the short and curlies :laughing9:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
{Sentinel} said:
AWESOME insitu PHOTOS Colin! What an ideallic and Beautiful site you have there buddy. That photo of the ruins looks like something out of Holy Blood, Holy Grail :o Those finds CONTINUE to please the eyes!! Congrats my friend :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :wink:
No hunting by those ruins Josh :evil5: unless you want stringing up by the short and curlies :laughing9:

SS

:laughing9: :laughing9: u seem like quite a rebel, go for it Colin :laughing9:

possibly an upside down 3 on the coin? :dontknow:
 

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