No.1 Field - Day 10...

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5.5 hrs on the field with Dad helping for the last 1.5hrs :icon_thumright:

Now we have covered abour 70% of the field & we will need to leave this one (maybe) until after the plough. Because we have plenty of newly harvested Wheat fields to look at (far too many) :-\

2 Lead Tokens
1 Rose Farthing
2 Roman Coins
Some OK Buttons

Rare 17th C Token from Wirksworth, Derbyshire - ELEAZER COATS (Family Arms) (no price in the book but says minimum of £65 for Tokens from Derbyshire without prices) Can't find another example on the web?

One of my best Silver Plated Medieval Buckle, plate & pin :icon_thumright:

Elizabeth I Halfpenny 1582-1600 only 0.20g :o
 

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Nice little hammered, congrats! HH, Mike
 
wow, tiny hammered. Love looking at your stuff
ksmith
 
Bavaria Mike said:
Nice little hammered, congrats! HH, Mike
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wheelerite said:
wow, tiny hammered. Love looking at your stuff
ksmith

Cheers, hopefully plenty more to come this season, maybe something golden this year :icon_scratch: ::)
 
What a little one! :icon_thumleft: I always wonder about the capabilities of XP detectors on that small stuff. And if You have to much fields.... :tongue3:
 
Westfront said:
What a little one! :icon_thumleft: I always wonder about the capabilities of XP detectors on that small stuff. And if You have to much fields.... :tongue3:

This is with the larger 11" Coil, I love it :headbang:

I need to retire early & concentrate on the real work :laughing9: (saving stuff from the plough)
 
dallgire said:
great finds again buddy!
Thanks, maybe I'm due a bad day :laughing7:
 
Interesting finds today Cru, you fellows did well! :hello2:
Love the look of this button, shame about the condition eh. :-\
I'd loved to have seen what this buckle looked like when it was complete! :thumbsup:

Dave
 

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ANTIQUARIAN said:
Interesting finds today Cru, you fellows did well! :hello2:
Love the look of this button, shame about the condition eh. :-\
I'd loved to have seen what this buckle looked like when it was complete! :thumbsup:

Dave

Yeah, nice early button but well bent & not one worth trying to straighten.

I wondered if anyone would pick-up on that buckle guts, its the largest example I have ever seen (18th C). Its 40mm x 35mm & the buckle frame must have been a monster, maybe a shoe buckle to big-foot :o
 
:hello:

Great little hammy :icon_thumleft: are you sure it's not James1st half penny :P they both look very similar :dontknow: either way very nice :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great little hammy :icon_thumleft: are you sure it's not James1st half penny :P they both look very similar :dontknow: either way very nice :icon_thumleft:

SS

As far as I can tell, the James I ones always have a Thistle above the Portcullis :icon_thumright:
 
CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great little hammy :icon_thumleft: are you sure it's not James1st half penny :P they both look very similar :dontknow: either way very nice :icon_thumleft:

SS

As far as I can tell, the James I ones always have a Thistle above the Portcullis :icon_thumright:
Wasn't sure it was rubbed off :dontknow: The picture doesn't show just how tiny these are, I got one last year :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great little hammy :icon_thumleft: are you sure it's not James1st half penny :P they both look very similar :dontknow: either way very nice :icon_thumleft:

SS

As far as I can tell, the James I ones always have a Thistle above the Portcullis :icon_thumright:
Wasn't sure it was rubbed off :dontknow: The picture doesn't show just how tiny these are, I got one last year :icon_thumleft:

SS

I looked carefully & there is a small scratch close to where it should be but no signs of it being worn off :icon_thumright: I must be on a mini-hammered-roll :hello:

I think we will hit a few Roman Sites soon, try for a Silver :hello:
 

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