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Railway Hill..... Day 6, onto new land!

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Spent 2 hours on the railway hill field until we had to leave & met up with a friend.
Pleased with the crotal bell which still rings (1st one of the day)
 

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New land!

Met up with my newbie (detectorist) friend to do a small 2 acre stubble area. Its in the corner of a 60 acre field, same field I had the Saxon Stirrup Mount in, but the opposite side.

Dad plotted the edge of the field & then helped teach & dig for the new guy. We are very thankful for him finding this land at the worst time of year. Its his second time with me but already he has his first silver coin. One I haven't seen before. Italian coin of 18?3, he will ID it at home.

After 2 hours he left us to finish off, other than leaving a few strips for him to do at his leisure.

I did about 4.5 hours & Dad about 2.5 hours.

Pleasing result with a hammered each. Dad's was foldered in half, but had a mint I didn't reconise, so I opened it up a little to get a full ID. Not going to straighten anymore as it will break. It turns out to be our first Irish Penny of Edward I, minted at Waterford.Mine was a Canterbury Mint of Ed I.

I got an early crotal bell right in the last piece of ground we covered. :)
 

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Looks good to me :thumbsup:
Keep those pics coming.
Bill
 
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:
 
Steve_UK said:
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:

The big Georgian shoe buckle was a rare complete find in a ploughed field (I only have a couple others), it survived as it was about 1ft deep. Nice surprise to dig a deep hole & get something other than a horseshoe, coke can, or plough bit.
 
nice!

1: whats the coin/token with the tudor rose on it? ???

2: thats the same type of bell i had a piece of last week (scales) ;D

3: whats that next to the hammered's ???

4: do you like my new way of asking questions :-\

5: i need to get out more :icon_scratch:
 
CRUSADER said:
Steve_UK said:
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:

The big Georgian shoe buckle was a rare complete find in a ploughed field (I only have a couple others), it survived as it was about 1ft deep. Nice surprise to dig a deep hole & get something other than a horseshoe, coke can, or plough bit.


wagon wheel :wink:
 
shaun7 said:
nice!

1: whats the coin/token with the tudor rose on it? ??? 1620s rose farthing

2: thats the same type of bell i had a piece of last week (scales) ;D yes

3: whats that next to the hammered's ??? Lead Cloth Seal

4: do you like my new way of asking questions :-\ No ;D

5: i need to get out more :icon_scratch: Yes
 
CRUSADER said:
shaun7 said:
nice!

1: whats the coin/token with the tudor rose on it? ??? 1620s rose farthing

2: thats the same type of bell i had a piece of last week (scales) ;D yes

3: whats that next to the hammered's ??? Lead Cloth Seal

4: do you like my new way of asking questions :-\ No ;D

5: i need to get out more :icon_scratch: Yes



6: how do you do that highlighting thing? i need to know :D
 
CRUSADER said:
Steve_UK said:
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:

Nice surprise to dig a deep hole & get something other than a horseshoe, coke can, or plough bit.

Yeah.. leave those for me... ::)
 
shaun7 said:
CRUSADER said:
Steve_UK said:
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:

The big Georgian shoe buckle was a rare complete find in a ploughed field (I only have a couple others), it survived as it was about 1ft deep. Nice surprise to dig a deep hole & get something other than a horseshoe, coke can, or plough bit.


wagon wheel :wink:

or oil drum.
You highlight by, left clicking at the start of the sentence or word & hightlight the area you want, then press the 'green' G next to the striked throw S above the smilies. I hope that made sence :icon_scratch:
 
Another nice hunt. What's the button count now? I have three. :D

Randy
 
RPG said:
Another nice hunt. What's the button count now? I have three. :D

Randy
1314 :thumbsup:
 
CRUSADER said:
shaun7 said:
CRUSADER said:
Steve_UK said:
You find some terrific buckles, excellent as per usual. :thumbsup:

The big Georgian shoe buckle was a rare complete find in a ploughed field (I only have a couple others), it survived as it was about 1ft deep. Nice surprise to dig a deep hole & get something other than a horseshoe, coke can, or plough bit.


wagon wheel :wink:

or oil drum.
You highlight by, left clicking at the start of the sentence or word & hightlight the area you want, then press the 'green' G next to the striked throw S above the smilies. I hope that made sence :icon_scratch:



cheers! :thumbsup:
 
Very nice relics
 
You must have one freaky-ass collection of Hammered silver, yep, freaky-ass. American slang. Ya gotsta show us all of them in one picturesque setting. Preferably perched on a nice, black velvet backing. And a Guinness. Ice cold. Not warm.
 
curbdiggercarl57 said:
You must have one freaky-ass collection of Hammered silver, yep, freaky-ass. American slang. Ya gotsta show us all of them in one picturesque setting. Preferably perched on a nice, black velvet backing. And a Guinness. Ice cold. Not warm.

It would take to long to get them out the album & put back again, sorry.
 
Those are some neat finds

Good Luck and Happy Hunting,

Dugholes
 
Nice variety of finds.
 
Nice finds!!!!!! :thumbsup:
 

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