Sunday Funday xx

[blossom]

A very damp and misty day today, but needed our fix, so off we went.

First off a strange little piece, then half a silver cuff link piece of a tack mount, 2 balls, another key, not as pretty as yesterdays, 3 pieces of bell metal plate, strange pointy chunky bit, pot leg, old pen knife, buttons, a nice little token initials WRE one one side, 2 pre dec, queen vic penny, 186?, 1949 ship half penny and my now obligatory silver… a bent cut hammered Xx

As he was still quite miffed following the whole Gold Coin business last week, I put a little consolation prize on his machine…. Oh how we laughed 😆…. xx

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Upgraded Night Vision Monocular Digital Infrared Monocular Telescope for 100% Darkness with 8X Zoom - Grab it through Amazon!

[robertk]

That gold is the delicious kind!

Great bunch of finds, as always, and great photos of the countryside.

Such a wide range of dates that you find.

 

[releventchair]

Congrats!
Still silvering..... Awesome.

leprechaun strike upon himself's detector. ha ha.

More buttons.
Because I wasn't paying attention to a show featuring Vancouver Island and a portion of it about thier China Town.. ...
Old Chinese game involved bowl of buttons turned over to land on buttons.
Buttons outside bowls edge cleared away. Guess made at number of buttons under the bowl.
Bowl removed and buttons counted. Counted by fours(?) in the example demonstrated. .
(Looked on line for button bowls.
Found people decorating bowls with buttons. Oh boy.)

Great pictures!
They couldn't capture the cloaked figures just beyond sight range in the fog though...As if they knew or were Leprechaun warned..
Many figures passing through there over time might have benefitted much from a single coin at times.
Wonder how many had a clue any coin existed underfoot?

Speaking of figures.

Mystery Of The Hooded Ones - Enigmatic Cloaked Figures - Ancient Pages

Depictions of the mysterious Hooded Ones have been encountered in various European places. Who were these enigmatic cloaked individuals, and why is it so hard to determine their gender?

www.ancientpages.com

 

[Gulf Coast Pirate]

Once again, awesome blossom!

 

[blossom]

Update… i think the first “coin” is a 17th century farthing token issued by Robert Wilson of Newark xx

 

[pepperj]

You never disappoint the viewers in the finds department.
Well done on the silver link, and the cut half.

That's a crisp looking farthing token.
Great looking gold on the Deus.🤣

 

[blossom]

You never disappoint the viewers in the finds department.
Well done on the silver link, and the cut half.

That's a crisp looking farthing token.
Great looking gold on the Deus.🤣

Thanks Peps… we had such a fun time this weekend….! Glad u approve of our efforts 😆 xx

 

[blossom]

Congrats!
Still silvering..... Awesome.

leprechaun strike upon himself's detector. ha ha.

More buttons.
Because I wasn't paying attention to a show featuring Vancouver Island and a portion of it about thier China Town.. ...
Old Chinese game involved bowl of buttons turned over to land on buttons.
Buttons outside bowls edge cleared away. Guess made at number of buttons under the bowl.
Bowl removed and buttons counted. Counted by fours(?) in the example demonstrated. .
(Looked on line for button bowls.
Found people decorating bowls with buttons. Oh boy.)

Great pictures!
They couldn't capture the cloaked figures just beyond sight range in the fog though...As if they knew or were Leprechaun warned..
Many figures passing through there over time might have benefitted much from a single coin at times.
Wonder how many had a clue any coin existed underfoot?

Speaking of figures.

Mystery Of The Hooded Ones - Enigmatic Cloaked Figures - Ancient Pages

Depictions of the mysterious Hooded Ones have been encountered in various European places. Who were these enigmatic cloaked individuals, and why is it so hard to determine their gender?

www.ancientpages.com

Ahh thanks RC…. But If i saw any of those lurking in the fog… the “moist bint” label would defo apply 🏃‍♀️😅😅 xx 😂😂

 

[Bamasteve]

Great finds once again, congrats!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

A very damp and misty day today, but needed our fix, so off we went.

First off a strange little piece, then half a silver cuff link piece of a tack mount, 2 balls, another key, not as pretty as yesterdays, 3 pieces of bell metal plate, strange pointy chunky bit, pot leg, old pen knife, buttons, a nice little token initials WRE one one side, 2 pre dec, queen vic penny, 186?, 1949 ship half penny and my now obligatory silver… a bent cut hammered Xx

As he was still quite miffed following the whole Gold Coin business last week, I put a little consolation prize on his machine…. Oh how we laughed 😆…. xx




View attachment 2130852 View attachment 2130853 View attachment 2130854 View attachment 2130855 View attachment 2130856 View attachment 2130857 View attachment 2130858 View attachment 2130859 View attachment 2130860 View attachment 2130861 View attachment 2130862 View attachment 2130863 View attachment 2130864 View attachment 2130865 View attachment 2130866 View attachment 2130867 View attachment 2130868 View attachment 2130869 View attachment 2130870 View attachment 2130871 View attachment 2130872 View attachment 2130874 View attachment 2130875

Himself also gets gold... it's only fair I think. . England is so lovely...love to see the bits of history you and himself find...

 

[ModernMiner]

Great recoveries Blossom, and your finds pictures, as always, are outstanding.
I love that photo of your house.
Cheers,
MM

 

[blossom]

Himself also gets gold... it's only fair I think. . England is so lovely...love to see the bits of history you and himself find...

As I like to frequently remind him, he has already found the real treasure….. that’s ME ….! Xx 😂😂

 

[blossom]

Now, i dont usually post pics of himself’s prized Romans… 1 because he keeps them to id and 2 because they just usually look like grubby blobs in pics… but have to say this one is quite marvellous…! xx

 

[oldmxrat]

A lot of neat things to look at here, love it, keep 'em coming!

 

[Digger RJ]

A very damp and misty day today, but needed our fix, so off we went.

First off a strange little piece, then half a silver cuff link piece of a tack mount, 2 balls, another key, not as pretty as yesterdays, 3 pieces of bell metal plate, strange pointy chunky bit, pot leg, old pen knife, buttons, a nice little token initials WRE one one side, 2 pre dec, queen vic penny, 186?, 1949 ship half penny and my now obligatory silver… a bent cut hammered Xx

As he was still quite miffed following the whole Gold Coin business last week, I put a little consolation prize on his machine…. Oh how we laughed 😆…. xx




View attachment 2130852 View attachment 2130853 View attachment 2130854 View attachment 2130855 View attachment 2130856 View attachment 2130857 View attachment 2130858 View attachment 2130859 View attachment 2130860 View attachment 2130861 View attachment 2130862 View attachment 2130863 View attachment 2130864 View attachment 2130865 View attachment 2130866 View attachment 2130867 View attachment 2130868 View attachment 2130869 View attachment 2130870 View attachment 2130871 View attachment 2130872 View attachment 2130874 View attachment 2130875

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Almy]

That Roman coin is amazing in its detail.
As usual, your pictures make "junk" look like treasures and treasures look like....really sparkly treasures!

 

[CreekSide]

You always find something awesome

 

[CRUSADER]

The key is another Barrel Tap Key.

The 17th C Token (Farthing) is;

ROBERT WILLSON
MERCER IN NEWORKE
(Nottinghamshire)

 

[scruggs]

Congrats on the nice mix of recoveries you made!