Spring in Ukraine

[Ukrainian]

Greetings from Ukraine!
Finally it is spring here and I decided to check if it is possible to dig the land. Unfortunately there is still a lot of snow and ice in the fields. However I managed to dig out 3 coins.
Hope that next weekend it will be much warmer here.








Coins after the cleaning:

 

[fossis]

Welcome to Treasure-Net, Spring is on the way, nice coins.

Fossis...........

 

[theviking]

Welcome to t-net. Nice finds, looks like muddy digging.
H.H.
Viking.

 

[2bits]

Excellent finds! Looks like muddy work! HH
Doc

 

[rginn]

And greetings to the Ukraine from the Indian Nations and the United States of By God America. I have no idea what those coins are, but they're cool finds by any standards. Welcome to Tnet, too.

 

[Ukrainian]

Thanks for the greetings!

It was not possible to dig in Ukraine due to severe winter for the last 3 month. So this was the first time in this season. Hope to dig something more interesting next weekend.

Those coins are old Russian coins from "tsar times":
first - 1 kopek 1841
second - 2 kopeks 1763
third - 1 kopek 183... (most probably 1833)

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Вітаю мого друга!
That повинна бути важкою, що розкопки в снігу.

 

[naturegirl]

"more interesting"? Cool!, I mean cold,

 

[HISPAN]

Great hunt......welcome to the forum

 

[UncleVinnys]

Is that a Garret Ace 250 I see?
Gee, I would love to trade some American coins for the old Russian coins!
That is exotic to someone who rarely sees foreign coins.

V

 

[Ukrainian]

Is that a Garret Ace 250 I see?
Gee, I would love to trade some American coins for the old Russian coins!
That is exotic to someone who rarely sees foreign coins.

V

Yes, that's Garret Ace 250, however all coins were found by Minelab X-Terra 705
It is a bit difficult to trade coins to/from Ukraine as per local customs regulations it is forbidden to transfer anything older than 50 years abroad.

 

[swampgal]

Welcome to T net

 

[Wildcat]

Hello Ukrainian. I have an ex pat New Zealand brother who lives in Kiev now and he has a detector. He travels to some of the smaller villages (Radinka and Lesniki) in the area and he says he hasn't had a chance to go out detecting. I think his wife keeps him too busy...... There should be some good coins over there and I wouldn't think detecting would be a real popular sport?

The Cat

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Wecome моя друг в найсерйозніше скарбу сайта ВР у світі!
Від профіциту лагідний люди тут.

Mike