Wheat Stubble - Day 3...

[CRUSADER]

On my own this weekend, the only choice I have to cycle to is a Wheat Stubble Field with grass & weeds but it has produced to odd gem from time to time. 4 Hours & 15mins.
I knew it was going to be 1 find or nothing & my last weeks effort on here with the Medieval Horse Pendant & 2 good buttons was a good day for this land.
Therefore I'm happy with my lot today:

17th C Button
18th C decor Button
Early 19th C Militia Button
Medieval Buckle
Top part of Roman Fibula
Blank Silver Sixpence
Nice Jetton
2 Scrappies
1670 Halfpenny Token - Cooper making a cask (type I need)

 

[shaun7]

Great token mate Which one is the militia button

 

[CRUSADER]

Great token mate Which one is the militia button

HVC

 

[Westfront]

I wonder everytime about the amount of buttons... The token is nice!

 

[romeo-1]

Cool finds...I like that token!

 

[cntrydncr1]

nice buckle piece there. shame it isn't whole!

 

[CRUSADER]

I wonder everytime about the amount of buttons... The token is nice!

I like these thin brass tokens but they are hard to find in this condition due to chemicals on the fields. So any I can identify, I'm pleased with because they are the only find that you can pin down a date (1670), owner (William Smith) & Villiage

Cool finds...I like that token!

As above, so do I. Not had a Coopers one before.

nice buckle piece there. shame it isn't whole!

Sadly I never get 18th C shoe buckles whole from ploughed land. Too big & delicate.

 

[tinpan]

Thats a nice token Are they common like the 19th century ones

tinpan

 

[CRUSADER]

Thats a nice token Are they common like the 19th century ones

tinpan

No, very small numbers under issuers like shop keeper/pub owner etc. It was illegal but the Govt turned a blind eye for awhile & then put a stop to it.