My best day ... until now

[vince76]

I just want to relax and clean my new findings slowly .



I'll be back in one hour to post the pics. Or maybe in two hours [emoji6]

 

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[vince76]

Now your starting to understand why I love iffy signals. Many of the smaller Roman Coins I dig are in that range. It takes time but it is simple - Good Sites = Lots of time digging as much as possible. Then returning & digging more, until every nail is gone. Yesterday, I cleared plenty of Roman Nails, but I don't do that on my first grid over, as its too time consuming. As the years go on, I get less & less fussy. If its ploughed land, you can then start to judge how much new material has been turned up. If you just 'cherry pick', not only do you miss some great stuff, the next year you 'hear' all that crap you left, & guess what you hear the year after that & so on.
PS. Bear in mind, I use a 'hear everything' setting when discussing the above. ie. No Disc.

You are right Cru. Here is the photo which shows that I'm on the right direction(or I hope so).
Ps. What age u think this nails are?

 

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[CRUSADER]

200+ years old

 

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[vince76]

Hello everybuddy.
Today i went again to the old site hoping to find any other coin just to make a clip.
After 3 long hours digging only nails, i found a bullet and i was already turning back. Before digging the bullet i heard another softer sound in short distance from it. After removing the bullet the sound became louder and it was a coin from early 1600.
The VDI was jumping and if i was in a park i wouldn't dig it but this time i was looking for this kind of signals.
What can i say. You are lucky guys. I promissed a video and here it is .



This is it.
1621-1665


and this is the emblem

 

[lewis]

Some great finds you have there!!