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Nice find congrats
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Nice finds, the lead critter is cool, I am thinking rino.
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Good score on the really old oldies.
Does look like a rhino
Does look like a rhino
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Congratualtions on the coins and lean figure finds! 
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It's a Hippo, not a rhino. Good finds...
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How deep was the lead piece? Nice finds!
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Hello just a few inches, but it was ploughed land.
against the wind
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Cool 4 legged lead critter.
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It was most likely a horse at one point. Do you have any indication on its age?
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Hello Erik, would guess Victorian.
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