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Large Hammered Silver...Now straightened!

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Hammered picked me up this morning and we went to a farm I was doing earlier on in the year. For the first hour or so I thought it was going to be a repeat of last week with Cru :-[ :laughing7:

I moved into another field and my first signal was a Lizzy Sixpence 1561. My first big hammered coin ;D

Not too many other finds, but a big surprise when I dug half of a Roman coin. This would have been even bigger than the Sixpence :o
 

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WOODY50 said:
Iron Patch said:
WOODY50 said:
BuckleBoy said:
Do me a favor and ask your neighbor how he is on straightening belt plates.
That's some great work there! :thumbsup:
Silver is a lot softer than bronze, pure or almost pure its easy. But bronze/copper you cannot do much with, it can always break!
Depends on the bend. If not severe you can deal with it as I've straightened many. (copper & brass)
Hi Iron Patch, what is your best method of doing that? Does it always/most of the time work. I do have some small things I would like to straighten.

My method for belt plates are to send them off to Roland at Hallowed Ground Restorations rather than Screw them up. :wink:
 
WOODY50 said:
Iron Patch said:
WOODY50 said:
BuckleBoy said:
Do me a favor and ask your neighbor how he is on straightening belt plates.
That's some great work there! :thumbsup:
Silver is a lot softer than bronze, pure or almost pure its easy. But bronze/copper you cannot do much with, it can always break!
Depends on the bend. If not severe you can deal with it as I've straightened many. (copper & brass)
Hi Iron Patch, what is your best method of doing that? Does it always/most of the time work. I do have some small things I would like to straighten.


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