Copse Field - 45 Bronzes, 1 debased Silver Frag...

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This was Monday's gridding on the Copse Field Site. Weather had turned a little chilly with the wind but not too bad.

45 Bronze Roman Coins (3 OK, & 1 copper-core of a imitation Denarius of Hadrian)
5 Roman Brooches
1 Iron Age (Celtic) Brooch
2 Roman Hair Pins
2 Roman Hob-Nails
Roman broken Strap-end
Rare 18th C blow-hole SILVER Button.
Fragment of a debased Roman Silver:sadsmiley:
 

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very cool. I never get tired of seeing your finds
 

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!! You’re gonna have to open a museum for all the incredible finds You’ve found!!! Congrats!!!
 

The sheer amount of coins and piles of scrappies you pull out are amazing...love the bronze, 1st photo, bottom right...what's the history on that? Looks like he's holding a spear? Thanks for sharing!:notworthy:
 

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A museum dedicated strictly to metal detectorists would be cool...but I imagine the best finds are already sitting at the British museum...
 

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I always find it amazing how beautiful some the coins are that you and your Dad find. :o

Very nice guys,
Dave
 

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Once again congratulations!... It is truly incredible the quality and quantity of your finds . I know there is a lot of hard but enjoyable work that goes into it.What would the British Museum keep from this specific haul...They must have run out of space long ago:laughing7:
 

The sheer amount of coins and piles of scrappies you pull out are amazing...love the bronze, 1st photo, bottom right...what's the history on that? Looks like he's holding a spear? Thanks for sharing!:notworthy:
It's Victorinus, an Emperor we don't get that often.
The reverse is Mars.
 

And I'm curious what you do with the scrappies...
Thanks!
I separate the slightly better ones with some detail & give them away when Cru'dad & I are doing displays or history talks. They real scrappy ones I have in a big tub.
 

Once again congratulations!... It is truly incredible the quality and quantity of your finds . I know there is a lot of hard but enjoyable work that goes into it.What would the British Museum keep from this specific haul...They must have run out of space long ago:laughing7:
They will keep NOTHING from this, as I'm not legally required to report any of it, & I'm not at the stage yet of donating.
 

Beautiful coins and relics. Those 3 Romans are in a great shape! Congratulations!
 

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