Todays bits, Halfgroat etc

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Hello all, managed another short trip out this afternoon, only about an hour and a half today before the heavens opened and I ran for cover .

Couple of lead tokens, bridle boss and buckle, a cut half thats seen better days and a reasonable half groat that I think is Edward IV, quatrofoils by neck, Spink 2029, a bit double struck, Tony, if you could confirm or deny that it would be great :thumbsup:

So, not been a bad week, heres to the next :thumbsup:
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Very nice :Star: That looks like a really fun days detecting!
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Yep, Edward IV Canterbury halfgroat. S2024 - Pall obverse & Sun reverse.

Well done! :thumbsup:
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Oxgirl wrote: Sun Mar 14, 2021 9:12 pm Very nice :Star: That looks like a really fun days detecting!
Really noisy field Cath, silencer to 2, 54 khz and the signals were singing out, was getting a fair depth too considering all the contamination and mineralization :thumbsup:
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Allectus wrote: Sun Mar 14, 2021 9:20 pm Yep, Edward IV Canterbury halfgroat. S2024 - Pall obverse & Sun reverse.

Well done! :thumbsup:
Thanks very much Tony, first time ive come across a Pall mint mark :thumbsup:
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That's a good result. :thumbsup:
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That little lot kept you busy, chap :thumbsup: Very busy ground, a great deal of which it seems you brought home with you :lol:
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Really great that the silencer is doing its job there
I'd be happy with that haul in an hour and a half, And you are still ticking things not found before off the list :clapping:
Good show old chap :thumbsup:
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Well done on your finds.
Seems to be a few Half Groats coming up in the last few days.
Nearest i have is a 2p in my pocket. :lol:
Cheers, :thumbsup:
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Cheers guys :thumbsup: Thats the first medieval halfgroat ive had in quite a while Dave, I seem to get mainly little coins these days :thumbsup:
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alloverover wrote: Sun Mar 14, 2021 9:27 pm Really noisy field Cath, silencer to 2, 54 khz and the signals were singing out, was getting a fair depth too considering all the contamination and mineralization :thumbsup:
I need to wack up my frequency next time I go out. I have a field with some well rotted and flattened maize that needs a proper bit of detecting so I’ll give those settings a go :thumbsup: Thanks Phil.
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Oxgirl wrote: Mon Mar 15, 2021 11:07 pm I need to wack up my frequency next time I go out. I have a field with some well rotted and flattened maize that needs a proper bit of detecting so I’ll give those settings a go :thumbsup: Thanks Phil.
Had reactivity down to 2.5 as well Cath but that was it, rest as normal :thumbsup:
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Nice hammered. :thumbsup:
Well found and well saved.
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As hammereds go that is not bad at all, I like it! :thumbsup:
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