George 3rd silver sixpence.

Doug · Jun 8, 2015

George 3rd 1816-20 new coinage.

"In 1816 for the first time British silver coins were produced with an intrinsic value substantially below their face value, the first official token coinage.

Steam powered minting machinery produced coins that were technically much superior to the older milled coins."

Thanks for looking...........Doug.

George 3rd sixpence 1816. (AKA : Bull neck coins!!)

Royal Artillery button. (Queens Crown)

Russian Cloth Seal, Riga.

Trefoil strap mount circa 1600 - 1700

All the coins, 3rd/4th century coin bottom right

All the artefacts.

jwp1964 · Jun 8, 2015

Great finds as usual! Maybe one day I can get back to England to do some digging this time.

Congrats on the old silver.

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blev · Jun 8, 2015

as always loved your post. you guys find some really neat and old goodies. HH blev

off the iron · Jun 8, 2015

cool looking bug eyes on old George! nice digs!

Doug · Jun 9, 2015

jwp1964 said:
Great finds as usual! Maybe one day I can get back to England to do some digging this time.

Congrats on the old silver.

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Thank you, still lots of fields in England never seen a detector.........

Doug · Jun 9, 2015

blev said:
as always loved your post. you guys find some really neat and old goodies. HH blev

Thank you blev.

Doug · Jun 9, 2015

off the iron said:
cool looking bug eyes on old George! nice digs!

Thank you, yes 'Scary-Eyes-R-Us?'........... :grin:

E-TRAC-OHIO · Jun 9, 2015

Very nice !

Vermonster · Jun 11, 2015

Great finds Doug!

George 3rd silver sixpence.

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