Wow hunt.

[vince76]

This was my second and last day on my new site. I hope I can get back soon to explore this virgin terrain. My opinion is that this site was abandoned before the Roman expansion. I have a lot of buzzy signals but I dig only the clear sounds. I'm planning to get back there soon and dig every single signal. I didn't have a spade with me and in some cases, after removing a little bit of soil I lost the signal. I'm not sure if they were small lead pieces or deep small coins.
Thanks mates for watching and thanks metal detector for existing



It looks like there's some gold on the bronze star. Not sure.

 

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[digging440yrs]

Awesome finds

 

[trapperart]

Wow is right. Congrats on all the finds

 

[Loco-Digger]

Wow Vince, you are killing it at that site. What coil are you using?

 

[RustyGold]

Awesome history equal awesome finds. More good luck to you.

 

[vince76]

Wow Vince, you are killing it at that site. What coil are you using?

Thanks Loco. I have the 9 inch coil. Do you think it will be better with the bigger one for the deep coins?

 

[vince76]

My opinion was that the site was abandoned before the roman expansion but the third coin looks like a Roman one. It can be the doubled face of Janus, the God of the past and the future. I have to clean the others and check if there are other Roman coins!

 

[against the wind]

Bring a small sifter, and your spade when your go back. Congrats on some sweet finds. Your on some nice dirt.

 

[unclemac]

YOU ARE JUST GETTING STARTED!

 

[Loco-Digger]

Thanks Loco. I have the 9 inch coil. Do you think it will be better with the bigger one for the deep coins?

No I think the 9" is fine, I was wondering if you were using the newer higher frequency coil. What freq are you running on the deus?

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratualtions!

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[scruggs]

Just SPECTACULAR FINDS!!!

 

[Kurios1]

That's just NUTZ!!! You could spend a long time on this sight mate. There's some wonderful stuff under your feet for real! Thanks for sharing.

 

[villagenut]

It's good to see you are still.....KILLING IT. You always are on the good stuff

 

[vince76]

No I think the 9" is fine, I was wondering if you were using the newer higher frequency coil. What freq are you running on the deus?

I began searching on 12kHz. The first day I found the small silver coin and I thought it was was better running on 18kHz. There's a lot of pottery under there. On 18kHz I can distinguish a coin from a pottery while on 4 kHz is hard. The pottery gives a straight very high and clean tone but with a light echo.

 

[vince76]

That's just NUTZ!!! You could spend a long time on this sight mate. There's some wonderful stuff under your feet for real! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks mate.
I would but I can't. I'm living this site alone but not for long. I hope it will not get angry with me

 

[vince76]

Bring a small sifter, and your spade when your go back. Congrats on some sweet finds. Your on some nice dirt.

That's a great idea in this case. The soil is very sandy there. I'm sure ill be very prepared next time.

 

[pepperj]

Wow! Great looking mitt full of find.
No digging tools, looks like it wasn't an issue. Congrats for your hunt, the gold wash star looks interesting.

 

[Plumbata]

Awesome, more great discoveries!

It seems that the coin in image 2, based on the monogram below the horseman is an Antigonos II Gonatas bronze. Pictures of the reverse of the other coins you have the obverse image of would be great (plus more of any with details)!