The Inlet - Day 2 - Finished - 2 Hammered & Potential TREASURE RING...

[CRUSADER]

The Inlet - Hammered & ROMAN SILVER...

This is probably our last day this year, so picked a change of scenery. This is another huge field close to the others we have been doing & it too had a deep 12" + plough. We explored this huge field & the only good area is just over 1 acre which is like an inlet towards the nearby Village...

www.treasurenet.com

Above was the last time we did half of the inlet. It was the better half & this field has only just come to the top of the list, because it was the blank half that we just needed to confirm after the deep plough. (might have brought stuff up) We now know where not to bother in the future after doing nearly 4 man hours with just 1 thimble & towards the end of the 2nd hour a chunky silver ring. At first I thought the ring might be 16-17th C, but after researched the Crowned I, it could be 15-16th C. I'll let the experts work it out. It's about 10.4g & would have been about 20 pennies worth of silver at the time, so someone of wealth.
After 3.5hrs the Inlet was complete so we decided to try out luck further into the field on the high ground for 1.5 hrs. I found a noisy patch where I did a tiny grid & got a Hammered Soldino & Cru'dad got a hammered OTWBTTC!

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18th C Royal Navy Button
Tudor Thimble
Henry III Penny, nice one from a scarce mint - Willem of Oxford.
Italian Hammered Soldino 1400-1415.
15-16th C? SILVER RING (Fits my middle finger nicely, but not sure if I'll get it back yet....)

 

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[Gulf Coast Pirate]

Impressive finds!

 

[cmthunder]

Cool ring and other finds congrats

 

[Westfront]

Thats a nice undamaged ring! If it fits your finger it has to come back!

 

[unclemac]

how about mudlarking the thames?

 

[ArfieBoy]

Another great haul for you and Crudad! Congratulations! Thanks for posting and sharing.

 

[jewelerguy]

awesome hammered(s) and that ring is way cool

 

[Blackfoot58]

Fantastic! Great job.

 

[lenmac65]

Awesome finds! Hope you get the ring back.

 

[Bamasteve]

Congrats on some great finds! Hope you get the ring back

 

[CRUSADER]

how about mudlarking the thames?

I've got a Thames Shore Permit, but don't have enough time & money to take advantage of it.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Beautiful silver ring find Cru.
I'm trying to imagine the importance of the person it was made for and the significance of the engraving.

Hope you and your Dad are both well,
Dave

 

[river roamer]

Congrats on your finds Thanks for sharing
Always enjoy viewing your posts

 

[CRUSADER]

Beautiful silver ring find Cru.
I'm trying to imagine the importance of the person it was made for and the significance of the engraving.

Hope you and your Dad are both well,
Dave

Successful Merchant
Someone high up in the Church
Land-owner
Connection to Royal family

'I' is the initial of the owner. 'I' was a J, so John or James is pretty likely.

 

[JohnnyMac]

The Inlet - Hammered & ROMAN SILVER...

This is probably our last day this year, so picked a change of scenery. This is another huge field close to the others we have been doing & it too had a deep 12" + plough. We explored this huge field & the only good area is just over 1 acre which is like an inlet towards the nearby Village...

www.treasurenet.com

Above was the last time we did half of the inlet. It was the better half & this field has only just come to the top of the list, because it was the blank half that we just needed to confirm after the deep plough. (might have brought stuff up) We now know where not to bother in the future after doing nearly 4 man hours with just 1 thimble & towards the end of the 2nd hour a chunky silver ring. At first I thought the ring might be 16-17th C, but after researched the Crowned I, it could be 15-16th C. I'll let the experts work it out. It's about 10.4g & would have been about 20 pennies worth of silver at the time, so someone of wealth.
After 3.5hrs the Inlet was complete so we decided to try out luck further into the field on the high ground for 1.5 hrs. I found a noisy patch where I did a tiny grid & got a Hammered Soldino & Cru'dad got a hammered OTWBTTC!

1 Scrappy
18th C Royal Navy Button
Tudor Thimble
Henry III Penny, nice one from a scarce mint - Willem of Oxford.
Italian Hammered Soldino 1400-1415.
15-16th C? SILVER RING (Fits my middle finger nicely, but not sure if I'll get it back yet....)

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Well done

 

[hampton detector]

The Inlet - Hammered & ROMAN SILVER...

This is probably our last day this year, so picked a change of scenery. This is another huge field close to the others we have been doing & it too had a deep 12" + plough. We explored this huge field & the only good area is just over 1 acre which is like an inlet towards the nearby Village...

www.treasurenet.com

Above was the last time we did half of the inlet. It was the better half & this field has only just come to the top of the list, because it was the blank half that we just needed to confirm after the deep plough. (might have brought stuff up) We now know where not to bother in the future after doing nearly 4 man hours with just 1 thimble & towards the end of the 2nd hour a chunky silver ring. At first I thought the ring might be 16-17th C, but after researched the Crowned I, it could be 15-16th C. I'll let the experts work it out. It's about 10.4g & would have been about 20 pennies worth of silver at the time, so someone of wealth.
After 3.5hrs the Inlet was complete so we decided to try out luck further into the field on the high ground for 1.5 hrs. I found a noisy patch where I did a tiny grid & got a Hammered Soldino & Cru'dad got a hammered OTWBTTC!

1 Scrappy
18th C Royal Navy Button
Tudor Thimble
Henry III Penny, nice one from a scarce mint - Willem of Oxford.
Italian Hammered Soldino 1400-1415.
15-16th C? SILVER RING (Fits my middle finger nicely, but not sure if I'll get it back yet....)

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Wow! Awesome day. You crushed it!

 

[Digger RJ]

The Inlet - Hammered & ROMAN SILVER...

This is probably our last day this year, so picked a change of scenery. This is another huge field close to the others we have been doing & it too had a deep 12" + plough. We explored this huge field & the only good area is just over 1 acre which is like an inlet towards the nearby Village...

www.treasurenet.com

Above was the last time we did half of the inlet. It was the better half & this field has only just come to the top of the list, because it was the blank half that we just needed to confirm after the deep plough. (might have brought stuff up) We now know where not to bother in the future after doing nearly 4 man hours with just 1 thimble & towards the end of the 2nd hour a chunky silver ring. At first I thought the ring might be 16-17th C, but after researched the Crowned I, it could be 15-16th C. I'll let the experts work it out. It's about 10.4g & would have been about 20 pennies worth of silver at the time, so someone of wealth.
After 3.5hrs the Inlet was complete so we decided to try out luck further into the field on the high ground for 1.5 hrs. I found a noisy patch where I did a tiny grid & got a Hammered Soldino & Cru'dad got a hammered OTWBTTC!

1 Scrappy
18th C Royal Navy Button
Tudor Thimble
Henry III Penny, nice one from a scarce mint - Willem of Oxford.
Italian Hammered Soldino 1400-1415.
15-16th C? SILVER RING (Fits my middle finger nicely, but not sure if I'll get it back yet....)

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Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Blak bart]

I like that ring....what a beauty !! Congrats cru !!

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Successful Merchant
Someone high up in the Church
Land-owner
Connection to Royal family

'I' is the initial of the owner. 'I' was a J, so John or James is pretty likely.

Thank you for the follow up information Cru.
It's not likely I'll ever find one of those here in Canada, but you never know.
Dave

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Excellent finds - congrats !