Roman Site - Short Hunt...

CRUSADER

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Hi Cru... must be nice to get out ..everywhere here is like concrete or under several

inches of snow lol...

16 roman coins in 2 1/2 hours !!! very good recovery rate.

Some times i dont find that amount in a year...just dont have those type of sites.

Anyway hope you have a good year and if i am ever up that way cos i do get around

might contact you to go for a pint or two and a chinwag..

H.H. PaulB. 8)
 

dragonsbreath said:
Hi Cru... must be nice to get out ..everywhere here is like concrete or under several

inches of snow lol...

16 roman coins in 2 1/2 hours !!! very good recovery rate.

Some times i dont find that amount in a year...just dont have those type of sites.

Anyway hope you have a good year and if i am ever up that way cos i do get around

might contact you to go for a pint or two and a chinwag..

H.H. PaulB. 8)

Yesterday it was only 2 inches of snow but the ground was frozen solid to at least 6 inches. It was nice to get out but hard on the feet.
 

Were you on your own today?
 

shaun7 said:
Were you on your own today?
No he wasn't...that Bloody lucky Green Goblin was sitting on his shoulder again :laughing7: :laughing7:

SS
 

Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Were you on your own today?
No he wasn't...that Bloody lucky Green Goblin was sitting on his shoulder again :laughing7: :laughing7:

SS

I'll tell my Dad what you called him :D
 

Silver Searcher said:
shaun7 said:
Were you on your own today?
No he wasn't...that Bloody lucky Green Goblin was sitting on his shoulder again :laughing7: :laughing7:

SS



I think it must be growing out of him :-\
 

That one Roman scrappy coin is pretty big :icon_thumright:

No snow nor frost considered a handicap :D

Great hunt :icon_sunny:
 

IronSpike said:
That one Roman scrappy coin is pretty big :icon_thumright:

No snow nor frost considered a handicap :D

Great hunt :icon_sunny:
Tis a big bugger that :D looks like a Sestertius :thumbsup:

SS
 

You did not find a Roman town ... this is a factory or a treasure shared by all its area .... I do not understand how you can sleep easy with so many coins to collect. :laughing7:
 

Silver Searcher said:
IronSpike said:
That one Roman scrappy coin is pretty big :icon_thumright:

No snow nor frost considered a handicap :D

Great hunt :icon_sunny:
Tis a big bugger that :D looks like a Sestertius :thumbsup:

SS

Yes, our first off this site & we just broke the 200 mark for this field. Strange really :icon_scratch: Although its a very late site which somewhat explains it.
 

Crusader, now you are getting on my nerves.

Nothing but 16 scrappy Roman coins, you poor thing.

I am just pulling your chain. Good hunting as usual.
 

16 ancient coins in 2 1/2 hours? holy moly.. bet you cant wait to get to your honey holes though :thumbsup:
 

I :love9: crusaders posts.

Happy hunting in 2010 lads. :)
 

Yep a great hunt. As always these guys dig into some serious ancient history. My detector has yet to beep on a roman coin :icon_scratch: Whats up with that?
HH
TnMtns
 

LI Tom said:
How do you dig with ground frozen down 6"?

Its bad practice, but I jump on the spade several times, as its a ploughed field it come up in big lumps. Then I find what lump its in & either kick the crap out of it with my boots or hit it hard with a flat spade. Fingers crossed, I have yet to damage a coin/find. Sometimes I will need to hold a small lump & bash it in my hand against the sharp end of the spade.
 

Was out yesterday and half the area was rock solid, where the sun don't shine. Excavated with much effort a few good signals. In the last hole, excellent coin signal, doing a few full body 175 lb. jumps on the spade I managed to cut out a block of dirt.. Smashed it like you do....Signal disappeared, ... not the first time in my hunting career, but couldn't believe it. Looked for near 5 minutes for the darn signal and finally chalked it up to a rust pocket. Picked up my spade and gave it a hit on the ground to clear a piece of dirt stuck to it and look at the spade and the darn coin is literally frozen to the shovel. 1820's Austrian/Italian penny, my first. Says, "REGNO LOMBARDO VENETO" on it.
 

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