Nice lead token!

[shaun7]

It was my best find in 4 hours

I did think i had found the smallest hammered coin in the world, but it turned out to be a silver coloured disc
The pottery i picked up because it is a different colour to the millions of pieces scattered around. I don't know if it's old

 

[CRUSADER]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

 

[Silver Searcher]

Cool looking Token shaun are these from your new farm

SS

 

[shaun7]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

yeah, the loop is still there and i think it's my fourth from that corner!

 

[Silver Searcher]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

 

[shaun7]

Cool looking Token shaun are these from your new farm

SS

No i havn't been there yet SS, i'm still ringing out the same corner! The xp has really shocked me today with what it can do

The token did come from a different field which the farmer was discing while i was there!

 

[shaun7]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

That's a bit childish SS

I chuckled to myself when i found the first one and remembered Cru calling them a "nipple" button

I know i'm 40 now, but "nipple" is still a funny word!

 

[Silver Searcher]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

That's a bit childish SS

I chuckled to myself when i found the first one and remembered Cru calling them a "nipple" button

I know i'm 40 now, but "nipple" is still a funny word!

That's just your gutter mind I was refering to the Buttons

SS

 

[Iron Patch]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

I know i'm 40 now, but "nipple" is still a funny word!

Then you might like our Canadian Icecream.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickie_Dee

 

[WhiteHunter]

Well done, some intresting bits

 

[shaun7]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

I know i'm 40 now, but "nipple" is still a funny word!

Then you might like our Canadian Icecream.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickie_Dee

I did type a response IP, but thought better of it

 

[Iron Patch]

I think you have had a few now, but that 'nipple' button is Civil War era 1640s. I love finding those & don't have that many They often have broken loops, is yours intact?

I'v seen a few nipples with loops on them

I know i'm 40 now, but "nipple" is still a funny word!

Then you might like our Canadian Icecream.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickie_Dee

I did type a response IP, but thought better of it

I don't know what made me think of that, but is funny remembering the kids always yelling "I want Dickie Dee" when they heard the bells.

A friend of mine used to yell out the window to make sure they stopped. Think that was grade 6.

 

[CRUSADER]

Tudor Book Clasp.

 

[shaun7]

Tudor Book Clasp.

Cheers Cru, i was just about to throw it when i saw the pattern!

Can't remember which field it came from though :P

 

[allen]

wtg on those nice looking finds !!!

 

[HISPAN]

Hi Shaun that seems medieval ceramics here are many gray ceramic , are a Medieval pottery pitcher, probably imported from the Bordeaux area of France along the River Severn trade route in the fourteenth century, and discovered during excavations on the Lychgate site in the 1960s.
if still scouring the area can find medieval objects ..
greetings!!

 

[shaun7]

Hi Shaun that seems medieval ceramics here are many gray ceramic , are a Medieval pottery pitcher, probably imported from the Bordeaux area of France along the River Severn trade route in the fourteenth century, and discovered during excavations on the Lychgate site in the 1960s.
if still scouring the area can find medieval objects ..
greetings!!

Looks very similar in shape, but this is glazed!

Not sure it's that old