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I think this is the first post I have ever done were none of the finds are mine :'( but I just had to show you what my detecting buddie Michael found today :o :o :o

A Medieval Silver Cross :o this is a quite a Rare find, you don't often see personnel Ancient Jewelry, and Religious at that :notworthy:...I would date this at between 1300-1500.

The loss would have been quite considerable for the owner, there's a decent amount of Silver gone into this piece, he also managed 2 hammered and a nice Silver cuff....a right good beating for me :laughing9:

SS
 

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The finds that you guys come up with in the UK just blow me away! :o
That cross definitely deserves a BANNER vote from me :icon_thumright:
Cheers,
Dave
 
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Very sweet cross!!!!!!!
 
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Antiquarian said:
The finds that you guys come up with in the UK just blow me away! :o
That cross definitely deserves a BANNER vote from me :icon_thumright:
Cheers,
Dave

sadly like my Dad, his detecting mate isn't a member, so can't make the banner :tongue3:
 
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hear ??? .. What do with the bird? Do you cook on the barbecue and ate it? :laughing9:
 
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Lovely cross! The silver cuff link almost identical to my find last year, recorded with PAS.
PAS record.
CAM-C170D7 CUFF LINK (Certain) 1750-1799. :hello: :hello:

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One half of a pair of octagonal silver cufflink plaque engraved with a central rosette or flower. The turned down bevelled rim forms a hollow or concave underside has a scalloped boarder which surrounds the central motif. Later 18th century. See Treasure Annual Report 2205/6 (p.170, 381, item 873) for an almost identical example. For other examples see IOW-222B37, -E87DD3, -FE1B71, LON-C15FE1 and SUSS-006577. Weight 0.88g, diameter 12.35mm.
 
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Crude cross but very beautiful! Does that have to be turned in for evaluation?

HH
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That is a banner cross ,just AmAzing !!! Cufflink and coins are great as usual ..Very inspiring to get out there and find something . I saw the owner of the bird ring a few days ago , he hangs around the I HOP .. :laughing7: sorry dum joke
 
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HISPAN said:
hear ??? .. What do with the bird? Do you cook on the barbecue and ate it? :laughing9:
No this was lunch :icon_thumleft:

SS
 

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Silver Searcher said:
HISPAN said:
hear ??? .. What do with the bird? Do you cook on the barbecue and ate it? :laughing9:
No this was lunch :icon_thumleft:

SS

I've said it before SS, and I'll say it again. You have style, what a lunch!!!. Cross is pretty good too :icon_thumright: :laughing7:.

hammered
 
Well Colin, looks like you had a good kicking today :D, did you find the pigeon ring, I found one this morning.
 
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hammered said:
Silver Searcher said:
HISPAN said:
hear ??? .. What do with the bird? Do you cook on the barbecue and ate it? :laughing9:
No this was lunch :icon_thumleft:

SS

I've said it before SS, and I'll say it again. You have style, what a lunch!!!. Cross is pretty good too :icon_thumright: :laughing7:.

hammered
Well if you come up some time :P you can sample the detecting of Yorkshire, and the delights of my cooking :laughing9:

SS
 
Re: Took a Beating Today. Updated..SAXON.

Silver Searcher said:
:o :o :o

Did a little research this morning on the Cross, my first thought of Medieval was right, I did a bit more searching and found a match. :read2:

The letters are A.G.L.A, a Quabbalistic term, and talasmatic Symbol, meaning Thou Art Mighty Forever O Lord,. Said to invoke good luck and bring Great Wealth.

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=25928&cat=15&limit=recent&date=1171233131

SS

Makes sense it being an 'L' now, as the 'e' was on edge. Good ID :icon_thumright:
 
those are some interesting pieces.
 
Fantastic cross, congrats! :icon_thumright:
 
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CRUSADER said:
I guess you noticed the letters on each arm, wonder what they stand for :icon_scratch:

I see two 'alpha's but no omega :icon_scratch: e & G on edge :dontknow:

Looks like it had something soldered on the back :dontknow:

Could it be a "123"? :laughing9:
 
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CRUSADER said:
I guess you noticed the letters on each arm, wonder what they stand for :icon_scratch:

I see two 'alpha's but no omega :icon_scratch: e & G on edge :dontknow:

Looks like it had something soldered on the back :dontknow:
I to noticed that something might have been attached, then I looked in Bennets and found this, which is similar, with the same letters...but Saxon :icon_scratch:

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What no finds to speak of and even worse no black pudding and you a Yorkshireman whats the world coming to.
 
numpty said:
What no finds to speak of and even worse no black pudding and you a Yorkshireman whats the world coming to.



Ekkie thump :laughing9:
 

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