Two hours under snow- updated a little bit.

[Sand]

Despite snow a ground is still not frozen, so I used that possibility_ probably the last one_ and winter will come finally.

Not much stuff today:

Here is closeup of medallion - it is my first religious thing after 1 year hunting in Germany

1 pfennig coins from 1880s-1910s are common here in Bavaria_ but this one is in beautiful state- with nice emerald-colored patina

Thanks for seeing and happy hunting

 

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[Nana40]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Your finds are great! You make it sound so easy to find 1800 coins!

Glad you got to go out!!!

 

[Mona Lisa]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Nice finds, as usual, Sand.

 

[treasures4me2find]

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Congrats on your great finds. I can't believe how many 1800 coins you find over there. Way to go.

Ken

 

[Huntin' 59er]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Congrats on some nice finds in spite of the weather ! Thanks for sharing.

Huntin' 59er

 

[civilman1]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Looks like some great find's.WTG and Congrat's...Bavaria is beautiful,1981......Oberamagau,Newschwanstein,the olympic arena there are killer.Wish more people could see them.Good luck in the future and Happy Hunting!!!!.....(I'd rather pinpoint in snow than grass)

 

[Southcacalaky]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Nice finds, Congrats, HH Art...

 

[trk5capt]

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Sand, As Always A Nice Little Haul. Congrats. trk5capt...

 

[Sand]

Re: Two hours under snow.

Congrats on your great finds. I can't believe how many 1800 coins you find over there. Way to go.

On average 1 coin before 1900 in 1 hour. But ground here is very reactive (acid) and kills coins very fast, especially when combined with chemical fertilizers farmers put on the fields

Only silver coins survive quite good, but they are very rare finds. Anyway I like old stuff and every find which is not pulltab is nice.

Here is usual state of such green coin if I remove patina (that is why I try to avoid any cleaning)

another one

HH

Sand

 

[birdman]

Great stuff Sand. I know what you are talking about. This soil loves to eat coins. The good thing is ,coins are fairly easy to find

 

[don]

Not To shabby Abby
Just geting out this time of year is good enough for me.
some nice finds there.

 

[lordmarcovan]

Excellent!

What is the object at the far right? Looks like it could be a hammered coin?

It's 63? F and sunny here- I wish I were out detecting. Might go tomorrow.

 

[Sand]

What is the object at the far right? Looks like it could be a hammered coin?

It is lead seal with "Rentamt; dichte ...ls" on it. It means something like "Pension department; impermeable ..."


HH
Sand