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He only went & did it again 
He found the Sceat that looks to be a Very Rare Series M, Type 45, although I can't find a match just yet, just as we were starting to head back to the car! We didn't realise until we got home & starting cleaning up, that one of the Scrappies I found was a copper-core to a Sceat 
So that made it 2 all this year (4 in a year, but 3 in a weekend!)
38 Roman Coins
Cut Hammered of Henry III (Willem of London)
Before the 3.5 hours we had on this field, I had scouted on my own a field near my house (1.5 hours). Nothing much, other than the finds in picture 1 - 17th C Buckle, 1776 Zelandia Duit, referred to as a New York Penny;
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1776-Magic-Keydate-Colonial-New-York-Penny-Zeeland-/380363497358
To top it off we have broken our best years total Roman Coin (Bronze) count, which is currently at 1221
(previous record 1193)
Crazy weekend
He found the Sceat that looks to be a Very Rare Series M, Type 45, although I can't find a match just yet, just as we were starting to head back to the car! We didn't realise until we got home & starting cleaning up, that one of the Scrappies I found was a copper-core to a Sceat So that made it 2 all this year (4 in a year, but 3 in a weekend!)38 Roman Coins
Cut Hammered of Henry III (Willem of London)
Before the 3.5 hours we had on this field, I had scouted on my own a field near my house (1.5 hours). Nothing much, other than the finds in picture 1 - 17th C Buckle, 1776 Zelandia Duit, referred to as a New York Penny;
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1776-Magic-Keydate-Colonial-New-York-Penny-Zeeland-/380363497358
To top it off we have broken our best years total Roman Coin (Bronze) count, which is currently at 1221
(previous record 1193)Crazy weekend
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I'm thinking one at least is going to be more than rare 
Congrats!
..... congratulations on the findings! 
