Bag Seal City - Day 5 - 78 Bronzes, 2 Silvers (One good, one bad)...

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We put in another 6 hour grid completing about 85% of the Site (Scatter). Lots of digging again but I finally got a nice denarius that I was hoping for.

78 Bronze Roman Coins
Some Roman bits & bobs
Blank Lead Token
Circa 1800 Pewter 80th Reg of Foot Button (a first)
Silver Cufflink button
Broken up Siliqua, looks like a plated fake
Ant. Pius Denarius, (antoninvs avg pivs pp imp ii) TR POT XV COS IIII
http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/sear5/s4124.html
 

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Thats just unbelievable. :occasion14:
I wish we could make a field like new with the plough. I may have to pay a farmer for an additional 4 inch... :laughing9: Congrats on the score and the Antonius Pius!
 

Thought gridding that section would be fruitful! Good work to both :hello:
 

In about 4.5 hours I dug 87 pennies, oldest 1925, 11 quarters, oldest 1966, 23 dimes, oldest 1965, 4 nickels and a very small silver childs or toe ring.

It's kinda the same, isn't it?? TELL ME IT'S THE SAME, PLEASE! Well, I had fun and got my exercise, dangit!

Nice haul, grats on the denarius and the first for you and, as always, thanks for sharing all the incredible finds.
 

Amazing results! That site must have a few more nice ones. Don't remember seeing so many bronze coins from one hunt. Congratulations!
 

Thats just unbelievable. :occasion14:
I wish we could make a field like new with the plough. I may have to pay a farmer for an additional 4 inch... :laughing9: Congrats on the score and the Antonius Pius!

It crazy what that 10inch turn brought up, it was like we had never detected it before!
 

Man, I am so jealous of the history you have to dig in your neck of the woods. Don't get me wrong, I know you work hard for it. It's not like every tot lot in the UK has Silver Denarii to uncover, but still, the history is within a few hours of where you live. I'm just lucky to hit the late-1800s in my area of the world. Keep inspiring us with these goodies!
 

Very Nice as Usual!!!! Congrats!!!!
 

Man, I am so jealous of the history you have to dig in your neck of the woods. Don't get me wrong, I know you work hard for it. It's not like every tot lot in the UK has Silver Denarii to uncover, but still, the history is within a few hours of where you live. I'm just lucky to hit the late-1800s in my area of the world. Keep inspiring us with these goodies!
Thanks, actually none of our sites are much more than a 45 min drive.Its the research & permission that takes time.:thumbsup:
 

72 banners cool stuff Cru
 

That is a awesome hunt, I have only seen pictures of Bronze Roman's & you dig 78 in one outing, unreal, the Denarius is beautiful, congrats on all the history you saves & ty4sharing
 

That's a good looking Denarius!
 

Nuts! Great day in the field.
 

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CHEERS ALL.
 

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