Time and tide

[robfinds]

Well time and tide wait for no man. And it's the same in detecting. The crops in the fields now are sprouting, that means the end, for this year. With the tide of green descending, two last second sessions produced these coins. The damage to most of the hammered coins, shows they came from a stony field. Be interesting to see what summer searching produces. Off to Crete in the morning (detecting banned).

Love Robert.

 

[kingskid1611]

Still can't get over all the hammered coins. Congrats

 

[Scrappy]

Nice wrap up Rob. I'm sure the coming season will bring you many more awesome finds.

Steve

 

[robfinds]

Still can't get over all the hammered coins. Congrats

The thing is the guy I detect with, as had nearly as many. That's well over two hundred hammered coins since last November, between us.

 

[robfinds]

Nice wrap up Rob. I'm sure the coming season will bring you many more awesome finds.

Steve

Hello Scrappy, yes ready for a break to be honest. Probably had the most intense, five months detecting ever.

 

[DMN]

What is the left facing profile "Rosa" hammered? I recognize the others.
Seems you're only going to take a break. Bet there will still be a stack waiting next season. Great hunting!

 

[robfinds]

What is the left facing profile "Rosa" hammered? I recognize the others.
Seems you're only going to take a break. Bet there will still be a stack waiting next season. Great hunting!

Hello DMN, it's an Elizabeth I, half groat, sixth or seventh issue, 1582/1602, London mint.