Frosty Frozen Finds!

[blossom]

So today we set off with some trepidation…. temps have not really been above freezing for the past week, and sure enough are first site was frozen solid… so we had to pick and choose places in another field where we could dig, so resulting mix bag of finds today!

A really interesting token from 1811, it’s a Newark, Nottingham penny token a lovely green 1915 half penny, 2 other coins ( no I’d). A lovely buckle, what looks to be a little clasp (Book?) some buttons, just one musket ball today, and some other bits nd bobs.

A bitterly cold day, but as ever just happy to be out….. but you know it’s pheasant shooting season when the helicopter lands in the next field to pick up the weary pheasant hunters 🙄 xx

added a photo of the token I found on line so you can read the
text xx

 

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[pepperj]

Lovely token, and tombac buckle.
What's the button script?
Kind of drawn to the last widget, cool design.

Nice try on the pheasant story.
Getting to, and from, the fields in your private helicopter.
Now that's classy.🤣

 

[Miguel314]

Awesome finds I love digging tokens.

 

[blossom]

Lovely token, and tombac buckle.
What's the button script?
Kind of drawn to the last widget, cool design.

Nice try on the pheasant story.
Getting to, and from, the fields in your private helicopter.
Now that's classy.🤣

Thanks Peps 😍 The BH on the button is for Belvoir Hunt I believe. Last item looks like a little book clasp (?) . And “no comment“ on the gun swinging helicopter hero 😆….!!! xx

 

[river roamer]

Very nice finds and scenic pictures!

 

[gunsil]

Glad to see your helicopter arrived in time to take you to the next great spot!!

 

[releventchair]

Brrr!

Looks like another great hunt though!

 

[blossom]

Update: Possible id on the top right coin… George 2nd 1746-1754? 🤔

 

[jewelerguy]

really enjoy seeing your finds and your beautiful photos of the landscape. keep 'em coming!

 

[Bamasteve]

Cool finds and great story and pics to go with!

 

[oldmxrat]

Great hunt, congrats again!

 

[Digger RJ]

So today we set off with some trepidation…. temps have not really been above freezing for the past week, and sure enough are first site was frozen solid… so we had to pick and choose places in another field where we could dig, so resulting mix bag of finds today!

A really interesting token from 1811, it’s a Newark, Nottingham penny token a lovely green 1915 half penny, 2 other coins ( no I’d). A lovely buckle, what looks to be a little clasp (Book?) some buttons, just one musket ball today, and some other bits nd bobs.

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added a photo of the token I found on line so you can read the
text xx

Very Cool!!!! Congrats!!!

 

[CRUSADER]

The BH button is in the Livery Button family. Good variety again....

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Congrats on the outstanding finds !

 

[WannaDig3687]

Congratulations, blossom! Great finds!

 

[mcmich]

Very nice finds! Must be nice to have old ground to hunt. So much diversity.

A helicopter to take you pheasant hunting, wow. I had a 1972 Duster and had qualms making it 30 miles to the fields. Teenage times of course, lol.

 

[Rhapsody]

Update: Possible id on the top right coin… George 2nd 1746-1754? 🤔

looks like a KGII to me

 

[scruggs]

Very nice finds you made!

 

[VaGent]

So today we set off with some trepidation…. temps have not really been above freezing for the past week, and sure enough are first site was frozen solid… so we had to pick and choose places in another field where we could dig, so resulting mix bag of finds today!

A really interesting token from 1811, it’s a Newark, Nottingham penny token a lovely green 1915 half penny, 2 other coins ( no I’d). A lovely buckle, what looks to be a little clasp (Book?) some buttons, just one musket ball today, and some other bits nd bobs.

A bitterly cold day, but as ever just happy to be out….. but you know it’s pheasant shooting season when the helicopter lands in the next field to pick up the weary pheasant hunters 🙄 xx View attachment 2060104View attachment 2060105View attachment 2060106View attachment 2060107View attachment 2060108View attachment 2060109View attachment 2060110View attachment 2060111View attachment 2060112View attachment 2060113View attachment 2060114View attachment 2060115View attachment 2060116View attachment 2060117View attachment 2060118View attachment 2060119View attachment 2060120View attachment 2060121View attachment 2060122View attachment 2060123

added a photo of the token I found on line so you can read the
text xx

Nice finds again, and I really want to compliment your photography skills! Amazing pictures both landscape and macro.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations! Everybody else has said it all so no need of further comment from me! Thanks again for sharing.