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This was the field we did for about 1.5 hours on Friday. Mostly buttons & lead but as its our second best field for Sceats, so we decided to grid on today. Also the conditions are perfect with the Wheat only just showing & lots of recent rain.
3 Scrappies
1 Lead Token
1 Tudor Button
1 18th C Military Pewter Button (can't see the Reg No. in the centre)
Livery Button - Winged Spurs
Medieval Dagger Chape
Nice Buckle
Scrap Silver
Copper Core of a Imitation Saxon Sceat Update -mule of Series G with Series J, Type 36
Cut hammered 1/2 of Henry III
I got a very Extremely Rare Scottish brass farthing of James III, books in VF at over £500! See a worst one for $500:
https://www.yorkcoins.com/sz116_-_s...460-1488),_brass_farthing,_0_34g_,_type_i.htm
Dad on the way back to the car got another first - Henry VIII Halfpenny (not rare but we need one)
So for only 3.5 hours we had another good day.
3 Scrappies
1 Lead Token
1 Tudor Button
1 18th C Military Pewter Button (can't see the Reg No. in the centre)
Livery Button - Winged Spurs
Medieval Dagger Chape
Nice Buckle
Scrap Silver
Copper Core of a Imitation Saxon Sceat Update -mule of Series G with Series J, Type 36
Cut hammered 1/2 of Henry III
I got a very Extremely Rare Scottish brass farthing of James III, books in VF at over £500! See a worst one for $500:
https://www.yorkcoins.com/sz116_-_s...460-1488),_brass_farthing,_0_34g_,_type_i.htm
Dad on the way back to the car got another first - Henry VIII Halfpenny (not rare but we need one)
So for only 3.5 hours we had another good day.
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