Silver Searcher
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Hit some new fields today the weather was a bit on the cold side temperatures not climbing above 3 degrees but the expectations of a new field in good area made it worth putting up with the cold. The ground was a lovely sandy soil the only trouble with this it wears the silver coins badly this was soon confirmed with the fist decent find a Victorian sixpence (old head) to yards further on and another silver the fist hammered of the day Edward the1V penny(1461-1485) again badly worn, I had travelled the full length of the field with not much else to show outher than a few bronze coins completely devoid of any detail. On turning the corner I had my second hammered of the day in the form of a cut half penny Henry 11 (1154-199) not much else came up coin wise after this but I did manage a nice medieval beehive thimble only my second ever and easily the best, heres the pictures 

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