The other half! few coins, buttons, lead token, spindle whorl...

[DavidBeard]

Got back to finishing the field I started last week:



Loads of buttons again:

including this very delicate lead button:


A few coins ranging from George III (or II) halfpennies to Edward VII penny:


A lovely lead Spindle Whorl:


Lead Musket Ball:


A flat Horse's Head (off I don't know what, toy, ornament, button...?):


A lead token - 'W C' and the numbers '62' faintly on the reverse:


A coin "TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF THE LIBRARY & MUSEUM" Derby June 23rd 1879:


and some interesting odds and ends - open to suggestions of what they could be:


Best wishes,

 

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[Aquila]

Wow thats very big collection! Congrats!

 

[EARTHWORKS]

Very nice, Love the range of finds. Great finds!

 

[shaun7]

great finds! that lead token is a nice one!

looks like it might be worth going back over that field across it

there's a lot of horses heads turning up lately

 

[jgas]

That is a boat lode of finds. Congrats... jgas

 

[robfinds]

great finds! that lead token is a nice one!

looks like it might be worth going back over that field across it

there's a lot of horses heads turning up lately

All of these horses heads, what does it mean, is it a sign

 

[WhiteHunter]

i would be happy with that well done

 

[shaun7]

great finds! that lead token is a nice one!

looks like it might be worth going back over that field across it

there's a lot of horses heads turning up lately

All of these horses heads, what does it mean, is it a sign

could it be the Four horsemen of the apocalypse?

 

[Mental Granny]

Great finds, you seem to always do well in your field! Love all of them if you get any clue as to the WC 62 would love to know, Horses heads are cool!

 

[DavidBeard]

great finds! that lead token is a nice one!

looks like it might be worth going back over that field across it

there's a lot of horses heads turning up lately

All of these horses heads, what does it mean, is it a sign

Rob, Shaun - I've just opened the pages of this month's 'Treasure Hunting' magazine, and guess what:

Another Horse's Head

 

[CRUSADER]

Your doing great out of that field.

I see x2 17th century buttons & the Lead one is Tudor