CRUSADER
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A little too warm for the amount of digging I was doing for 6.5 hours.
Firstly I have to thank Shaun7 for the idea of trying this land again (whilst Dad was away). We did pretty good here last May 2009, but its not ploughed anymore & it gets very weedy with long grass. But when we went today its the best I have seen it, but it will all change soon
We were quietly optimistic, it never produces much but when it does it surprises you. Just like today within about 1.5 hours I shouted Shaun7 over to see my 3rd Celtic Bronze Coin this year
(Dad & I had no Celtic bronze in 2008 & 09 but this year is starting great). This is the only field I know that has produced Celtic, Roman, Saxon, Medieval, & Modern 
A Military capbadge I need of Northumberland Fusiliers (WWI?)
Medieval Beehive Thimble
Tudor clothes fastener with old man face on it (hook missing)
Strange piece of copper, that at first I thought might be Roman Armour (forgot the name but begins with S..) However, its not quite right for this
Celtic Bronze Unit, only 36 recorded:
ANDOCO 10BC-10AD - NEVER HAD THIS RULER!
Romanised head Right
[A]NDOC[O ]
Celticized horse right
ANDOCO around horse
Anemone above horse
I thought I had the found the find of day until the last ten minutes when Shaun7 dug an outstanding find which is a big gap in my collection

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Anyway looks like you had a Good Day!
Can't take a good picture or scan of it, but its pretty good for a 2000 year old coin 
. Here's the link 







