Blue sky finds, but……………

[Doug Turner]

…………….a bitterly cold day with the wind-chill factor well below freezing.

Have fun.

Time for my bed.

Doug

[RWJR13]

That's some great find's.....

[Raphael]

Awesome ......Great stuff ....Bz

[frankiefry]

Congrats. You guys over in the UK always seem to come up with the best stuff. We almost expect it when we see one of you post. Does a 600 year old coin even get your heart pumping any more? Keep up the great digging, we/us rebels just eat up that stuff. : )

[NCBounty15]

Congrats once again! Glad to see some goods being pulled from the dirt! HH
NC

[EncrustedYen]

That big silver coin is magificent!

[RickO]

Once again, Great finds Doug.... HH RickO

[JBEXPRESS]

Cool finds as usual, Congrats.

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by frankiefry

Congrats. You guys over in the UK always seem to come up with the best stuff. We almost expect it when we see one of you post. Does a 600 year old coin even get your heart pumping any more? Keep up the great digging, we/us rebels just eat up that stuff. : )

Even though I am more than happy to find the 600+ year old coins it is the artefacts that I love to find, some of them must have quite a story to tell?

For instance, love tokens, who, where, and why?

Doug

[Survivor]

Doug, what detector do you use?

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by Survivor

Doug, what detector do you use?

XP Goldmaxx Power, French made, see link.

Doug

Here :http://www.regton.com/xp.htm

[GOLDisGOOD]

I wish I could have just one day like that. WTG!

[CreepyCrawler]

I'm still thinking about that 2 inch "fist" you pictured
in another thread. Did you ever find out what that was?

With all your finds, you need a research team to work on
identifying and cataloging them.

Thanks again for sharing.

[Hacksaw-BoB]

A very nice hunt Doug, Congrats and thanks for sharing.

BTW, are you finding any pull tabs in that field

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by Survivor

Doug, what detector do you use?

Another link for you.

Doug


Here: http://www.xpmetaldetectors.com/uk_index.php

[FrankieOwls]

really great finds... I like that clothes fastener!

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by CreepyCrawler

I'm still thinking about that 2 inch "fist" you pictured
in another thread. Did you ever find out what that was?

With all your finds, you need a research team to work on
identifying and cataloging them.

Thanks again for sharing.

I do apologise I have only just seen your question on the “fist”.

No definitive ID on it I’m afraid, possible it was fastened to another item, sadly we will never know, one of life’s mysteries?

The UK forum which I belong to is backed by a very knowledgeable Finds Advisor team coupled with that the wealth of knowledge within the forum members and most times I/we will have an answer to a ID.

My next post will be a good example of the above!

Doug

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by hacksaw-bob

A very nice hunt Doug, Congrats and thanks for sharing.

BTW, are you finding any pull tabs in that field

Yes for the pull-tabs but thankfully very few, yesterday I had two, the biggest problem is those ointment tubes they used to use on the cows udders! They give a cracking signal.

Doug.

PS The tubes not the udders

[txsteele]

Those older Roman coins have to be worth a small fortune. Aren't they??

[Doug Turner]

Originally Posted by txsteele

Those older Roman coins have to be worth a small fortune. Aren't they??

Bronze Roman coins are not worth a great deal, on a certain web site you can buy them for a few cents each.

Silver ones are a bit more desirable and a bit more expensive.

Doug