Fridays Finds...

CRUSADER

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XP Deus II v0.6 with 11" Coil
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I bet that bit of thimble had you going :D
 

Must be nice diggin all the OLD stuff. :notworthy:
 

Sniffy said:
Must be nice diggin all the OLD stuff. :notworthy:
It is thanks, looking forward to tomorrow :thumbsup:
 

simply amazing....again! :notworthy:
Bunker
 

Awesome once again.. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

Nice finds Crusader - A good 'thick' Roman you have there! :hello2:
 

thanks everyone, I hope I continue this hammered streak tomorrow (shortcross would be good), even better would be a Gold coin of any age :laughing7:
 

any idea how old the squashed ring on the bottom of the second photo is ? I have a copper and a silver that are very similar.
 

A nice assortment and the number of good targets was Impressive for a 5 hour hunt !! Great hunt ! and post ! MaineRelic
 

I always love seeing what you pull out of your fields there Cru. :o
This is a cool looking piece, any thoughts on what it's from? :icon_scratch:
 

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Nice going on the hammie, what are the two coins above in the right hand corner?
 

wwwtimmcp said:
any idea how old the squashed ring on the bottom of the second photo is ? I have a copper and a silver that are very similar.

I don't know for sure, but I always thought them to be late 19th C.
 

pepperj said:
Nice going on the hammie, what are the two coins above in the right hand corner?
They are both Lead Tokens, quite common in our area, but very little study done on them & near impossible to attribute to any maker or place. I helping a local book writer with these.

The left has two crossed I's so old English JJ, reverse plain. (circa 17th C)
The right is a fleur-de-lue, reverse similar to union jack design. (possibly 16th C)

http://www.colchestertreasurehunting.co.uk/numbers/15thCtokens.htm
 

Antiquarian said:
I always love seeing what you pull out of your fields there Cru. :o
This is a cool looking piece, any thoughts on what it's from? :icon_scratch:
If it had a different fittment, I would have said Military Shoulder/Lapel badge, but not seen this attachment before, so no idea, other than Military.
 

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beautiful finds...congratulations :thumbsup:
 

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