lead artifact

Went back to the 1830s farm site for a couple hours this afternoon and found some more flat buttons. The largest one I found is a match to three others I have found there in the past. I also found another round ball. I lost one of the flat buttons I found so I guess I'll have to go back again...

We managed a few hours out today, a nice surprise, what I assumed was a dog I’d tag, turns out to be a 1875 Queen Victoria! Part of a crotal ball, pot leg and possible metal pot? a clip (?) the usual lead and of course buttons. A weird piece of glass and another metal mushroom! A cracking...

Spent a full day wandering the field where himself found the Dirk last week, obviously I was hoping to find my own… alas this was not the case, but we got an amazing haul of my kinda treasure…. buttons by the score, a weird thing with a ship on it, the cutest miniature buckle still with its pin...

A perfect day spent walking in the sun produced these lovely items… no hammered, but happy to save these. Not sure if that’s a coat of arms on the metal pendant? And more of the little lead pieces... we now have 7 of them. Any IDs as ever much appreciated. x

We went back to the same field as yesterday but decided to start from the other side… best decision eva!! I know loads of you find proper treasure, so this may not seem much to you, but im proud everytime we find a little bit of the past. so here you have a button obvs 😆 the gold gilt is...

So it was a tad wet out today.. but another button, and another lead thingy!!!! 😆 some other bits, pottery, red flint and some pretty glass!

Hi guys, new member here! Found this while detecting with my cheap detector, could you please help me ID it? I've done some research myself, and I think it's a roman lead seal/ring. But I would need some experts help from here. Thanks!