Did a little scouting today

[Eu_citzen]

Here's todays goodies from 1½ hours hunting, before the rain started.
1 Ör SM, 1739. 1 Skilling of unknown age (1710-ish?), a nice button and a piece of a bell. (lead)

 

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Tough laws. I won't get into the debate. I'll just say nice finds.

 

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Nice finds! Iv'e only found one 1 Öre SM and two skilling coins! Wish I could get permission on a field sometime only gotten permissions in woods...

 

[Eu_citzen]

So too is it the same with "purist" archies in any country I suppose.

I agree, it likely is the same all over.

And all the more reason that the "less they think of us, the better". And by the system of turning in perpetual trinkets and coins to those VERY archies who "don't think you should be handling them", would seem to be the fastest way to get them to change the whole system to "no md'ing".

This is going round and round, nowhere. Let's just leave it at that.

Thus I wonder how much good it's doing (in net effect) by your turning in all that stuff ?? What if you just never found anything older than 150 yrs. old ?

I'll let you know in 10 years.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Tough laws. I won't get into the debate. I'll just say nice finds.

Yes and thanks.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Nice finds! Iv'e only found one 1 Öre SM and two skilling coins! Wish I could get permission on a field sometime only gotten permissions in woods...

Welcome!

I've found fields to be quite easy to get permissions for. Previously, before the required (written) landowners permissions I mostly did beaches.
Just now getting into detecting the woods and fields - I'm liking it.