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I thought he would have rolled this field by now, but I got another 7.5 hours on my own again.

Neolithic Flint Tool
7 Scrappies
2 Jettons
1 Lead Token
2 17th C Tokens
1 Rose Farthing
Hammered Farthing :)
Henry III Penny circa 1230 - RAVF.ON.SANTAD - Bury St Edmunds Mint :icon_thumright: See better example:
http://www.noble.com.au/auctions/lot?id=170046
Flatten Silver Thimble
Medieval Beehive Thimble :)
Another Medieval Casket Key
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2 18th C Cufflinks
2 18th C Clog Clasps
Piece of a Med. Spur
Medieval dress Pin
Couple of Ancient mystery pieces

Been looking for a whole Shortcross off this field for quite awhile & I'm pleased its a more unusual mint ;D
I've now had 11 hammered in the last 4 days off this land :o
 

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:o

Nice to get a H3 shorty instead of the normal long cross :icon_thumleft: the Beehive is a very good example. Another good day...my back went :-\

SS
 
Like the cufflinks...but the hammereds and the beehive thimble are better!
 
Silver Searcher said:
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Nice to get a H3 shorty instead of the normal long cross :icon_thumleft: the Beehive is a very good example. Another good day...my back went :-\

SS

Had back problems & never want it again, so hope it improves quickly :hello:

Westfront said:
Like the cufflinks...but the hammereds and the beehive thimble are better!
The silver plated cufflink was the only find I spoke out loud to myself :D
'oooonice'
 
Congratulations Cru on the c1230 Henry III Penny! :notworthy:

I really like this unusual looking relic, as well as, this old thimble! :thumbsup:

Dave
 

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Nice Finds Cru, the Short Cross Henry the III is Awesome. I see alot of hammered coins with the long cross but its always cool to see those Short crosses! Awesome Silver my friend! :icon_thumleft: :icon_thumleft:
 
{Sentinel} said:
Nice Finds Cru, the Short Cross Henry the III is Awesome. I see alot of hammered coins with the long cross but its always cool to see those Short crosses! Awesome Silver my friend! :icon_thumleft: :icon_thumleft:
Cheers, its one of my fav series, but they are fairly scarce in our area. (although had a few cut ones this year)
 
"casket Key" now that sound pretty darn cool. as well the other finds in that picture.

That's quite a site you got there with 17 days worth of swinging, and still goin...

Like them old silvers too.
 
Nice one Cru' :icon_thumleft:, I'm rather partial to the short cross myself. My stuff is still soaking at the mo', so I will post tomorrow. Sorry to hear about Colin's back, get better soon mate :thumbsup:


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I've now had 11 hammered in the last 4 days off this land :o Eleven hammered silver is incredibly AMAZING :o :o :o no one comes close to your fantastic numbers of button recoveries :headbang: :hello2: :laughing7: Field hunting is very difficult , as you well know , all that plowed up dirt makes for sore feet :P Well Done CRU! :icon_sunny: 8) CMDdawg
 
CMDiamonddawg said:
I've now had 11 hammered in the last 4 days off this land :o Eleven hammered silver is incredibly AMAZING :o :o :o no one comes close to your fantastic numbers of button recoveries :headbang: :hello2: :laughing7: Field hunting is very difficult , as you well know , all that plowed up dirt makes for sore feet :P Well Done CRU! :icon_sunny: 8) CMDdawg
Thanks most fields in our area are ankle breakers, due to the heavy clay. But this sandy soil is the only land we can do after a deep plough without rolling, as it falls off the plough nice & flat(ish). Shaun7 after 5 hours said it was like walking on a beach & his legs hurt, I guess I hurt so much, I can't tell the difference :laughing9:
 

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