Well i`ll explain.
Prior to yesterday, had not found anything Silverish while inland detecting dating after 169? which was a French coin, or for a British coin 1569 Threepence. One item i would like to find is milled Silver. Not quite but happy with it.
Nice signal which was only a couple of inches deep, out fell a coin which still had plenty of lustre. Could see it was a Two Shilling and due to the shine was expecting a 1960`s date, turned it over 1940,
only 50% Silver but happy, also fits nicely into where i was detecting on the perimeter of an old airfield. 
Refrained from giving the coin a rub, just a rinse under the tap when home, plenty of sharp detail.
Have been lucky so far with the weather, yesterday being a dry day surrounded by rainy days. Sun was warm when emerging from the clouds, very pleasant. Second signal of the day, was a lead bag seal, appears to say " DALLADORF,
LONDON " probably the crispest example i have found so far out of 4. If that was to be the best find of the day would have been happy.
Stuck to last weeks area, hoping to find another US CWS seal as there has been some interest in it and would be nice to have another. Set myself a 40 yd length and went up and down. Found an area where i was picking up very large Shotties, obviously Military as the diameter at widest was 41mm. They have been id`d as 39mm US flare gun cartridges. Have included a 12 bore for comparison, middle row left.
Dug a length of lead armoured electrical wire ? single strand of thick wire inside.
Usual scrap bits.
35 items dug in nearly 4 hrs,, very enjoyable dig, especially with the two Shilling.
Good luck everyone,
Dave.
