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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 
The coin has been counterstamped with two letters
maybe R and J 
Finished the day at our Villa site, bit different to the last time we were there
took some nice shots of some of Michael's finds
that were lying just on top
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 SS
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two Roman umbonate brooches both with enamaling still visible 


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
unless you want stringing up by the short and curlies 






