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Title: sinky Post by: sinky on November 15, 2010, 08:10:41 PM just to say went out sunday to cowbridge all i came back with was an old iron horse shoe . i dont mind what i find then 2 day went over on to a bit of green across the road talk about happness lies under your eyes in your own back yard wham around a few trees george 6th 1920 penny george 6th thrupenny bit two of them 1945 and 1940 edward 7th 1902 and 1906 penny and a guernesey 8 doubles 1947 i dont know how that got there honest i think its a penny i dont mint what i find best hobby ive ever taken up realy interesting sinky yippieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee he he he all the best to every one out there .
Title: Re: sinky Post by: handyman [Alan} on November 15, 2010, 08:25:43 PM well done sinky, now think about the types of display cases you are going to need to display the artefacts and coins.
Please try and record all finds that are over 300 years old with your FLO.... if you can give a 6 fig/8 or 10 figure grid reference, it will be much appreciated. Well done on the 1st finds, but rest assured, the older stuff will come and with it the responsibility for recording it on our nations Portable Antiquity scheme. you may want to plot the finds on an OS map -- or use google earth and print off the field and mark on it the finds. You may want to think about the type of filing system you are going to need to help you remember what you found and where in years to come. Title: Re: sinky Post by: waltonbasinman on November 17, 2010, 11:13:17 AM Yes well done Sinky. That,s Detecting in a nutshell for you. Expect the unexpected and a thousand ring pulls and as Alan say,s please record with your FLO anything over three hundred years old.
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