Bavaria Mike
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- Feb 7, 2005
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- Detector(s) used
- Minelab XT70, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
The farmers started harvesting here. I detected this field about 6 hours over the weekend, wasn’t expecting much as I have detected it so many times but I was really surprised. I believe there was a farmhouse at the top of the field until the 1600s so these fields have been used for a very long time.
The finds. Two lead musket balls and a lead seal with “XXX” on it. I wonder what the seal sealed, LOL?
Buttons, two are from the 1700s, a rivet possibly from a harness and a little whatsit.
Old hinge, small buckle from the 1600s and a heart pin with pin intact.
Obverse of two silver coins dating 1828 and 1866 and a brass aluminum coin from 1924.
Reverse of the coins.
A nice little seal matrix dating around the 1700s. Initials I.R., looks like a bakers paddle for pulling bread out of an oven and two wooden pieces used to beat wheat, not sure what they are called.
Seal matrix stem, has a small notch in the stem to identify the top of the seal.
Seal stamp. I really enjoy finding these seal matrixes. I’ll put it into my museum display soon. HH, Mike
The finds. Two lead musket balls and a lead seal with “XXX” on it. I wonder what the seal sealed, LOL?
Buttons, two are from the 1700s, a rivet possibly from a harness and a little whatsit.
Old hinge, small buckle from the 1600s and a heart pin with pin intact.
Obverse of two silver coins dating 1828 and 1866 and a brass aluminum coin from 1924.
Reverse of the coins.
A nice little seal matrix dating around the 1700s. Initials I.R., looks like a bakers paddle for pulling bread out of an oven and two wooden pieces used to beat wheat, not sure what they are called.
Seal matrix stem, has a small notch in the stem to identify the top of the seal.
Seal stamp. I really enjoy finding these seal matrixes. I’ll put it into my museum display soon. HH, Mike
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