Spindle Whorl (runic inscription?) possible Viking hack money

[Silver Searcher]

Got back from detecting late on sunday so had to wait till tonight to post weather was a lot better than last week but finds were hard to come by, the fist picture shows a common uk detecter find but this one could be that bit different it looks to have runic inscriptions on both sides if they are I will be well pleased, the second picture (again I am not 100% sure) looks to me like a peice of Viking hack money Cica 10th-11th century which was cut from bars of Silver or Gold to specific wheight to trade as direct value in Silver or Gold, and lastly a large peice of patterned Silver proberbly from a walking stick. TK

 

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[Gypsy Heart]

Those are some beautiful finds. That walking stick top is really pretty.

 

[Kas]

Wow, love that stuff. Older the better.

Beauty.

Ken

 

[downindixie]

What is the ring made of,if you please?

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Awesome finds TK! I hope that is a Viking/Norman coin, looks silver. Thanks for the pics and HH, Mike

 

[desertfox]

Marvelous finds TK. Got to love that Old Stuff! HH

Desertfox

 

[CRUSADER]

Looks like it could be Sudo-Futhark writings. Need an expert opinion, but I would be happy to say Saxon/Viking.

Hack silver seems possible as well, so another great weekend.

Let me know if we are on for next weekend.

 

[Silver Searcher]

What is the ring made of,if you please?

The ring as you refer is made of lead the white appearance is oxidization due to it being in the ground a long time.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Awesome finds TK! I hope that is a Viking/Norman coin, looks silver. Thanks for the pics and HH, Mike

Should know definitely by weekend Mike as I am of to York museum on Saturday will let you no outcome.

 

[CRUSADER]

This needs to go to the top again.

Very outstanding finds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Trond]

Nice finds.

 

[DJ_Quinn]

TK, that's an excellet find! One first pass, I'd say Viking or Saxon but it should be ID'd by an expert. The inscriptions are interesting and I would be curious to find out what the artifact is and what the markings denote. Anyway, its a fantastic find, congrats!

 

[Silver Searcher]

TK, that's an excellet find! One first pass, I'd say Viking or Saxon but it should be ID'd by an expert. The inscriptions are interesting and I would be curious to find out what the artifact is and what the markings denote. Anyway, its a fantastic find, congrats!

Could even be Celtic DJ