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had to wait till late afternoon to get back on the road due to workmen on site
the ground now was baked very hard due to the very warm weather 
had another hammered this time a cut scottish quarter (not quite sure which monarch) three more Roman bronzes came up but only one with any detail
Then had a great find out of the rock hard groud, Celtic Terret ring with drop down fixing bar (1st Century) this is a first for me, then just nearby the best of the day
Roman Bow Brooch in amazing condition and the pin intact, it's so well preserved I could proberbly get the pin to rotate with a little soak and patience
have a look at the pictures
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had to wait till late afternoon to get back on the road due to workmen on site
the ground now was baked very hard due to the very warm weather had another hammered this time a cut scottish quarter (not quite sure which monarch) three more Roman bronzes came up but only one with any detail

Then had a great find out of the rock hard groud, Celtic Terret ring with drop down fixing bar (1st Century) this is a first for me, then just nearby the best of the day
Roman Bow Brooch in amazing condition and the pin intact, it's so well preserved I could proberbly get the pin to rotate with a little soak and patience
have a look at the pictures Attachments
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I take all my pictures by hand using macro mode and natural light, Pentax optio 450 (which I bought from the states) the camera has a very good auto focus in super macro mode, you can also change the focusing area on the camera from wide to spot, which is ideal for coins 







