I knew they were there somewhere! Couple of hammies

[hedgehog]

If I don't find something I've just got to keep going back until I do, they were hiding but I found them in the end.
The short cross is moneyer Stivene on Lund so that is Richard 1st , class 3 I think 
The cut half is a voided long cross so I assumed it was Henry III and with the triangle on the back I thought it was Irish, I know nothing about these and would appreciate a positive i.d. Like all cut halves the condition is fantastic!

[Tafflaff (Rob)]

Awwww well done Steve mate. Top class there 

[Kev]

you done it again Steve more hammies, how many is that over the last three month's. lovely coins 

[hedgehog]

I don't count them Kev, but I do know I've found three gold this year and hoping for another ( I know that's greedy, but I can't believe my luck with the gold this year, going from none in the last 12 years to three is unbelievable)

[Beefy (GARETH)]

Hi Mr Hedgehog nice hammies well done keep your finds coming.....................

[ROMAN STEVE]

nice finds steve

[Tafflaff (Rob)]

I just wanna find one...lol

[DIGGA]

MR HOG ,,, HOW DO YA DO IT    ALL THESE HAMMIES ,,, WELL DONE MATE  LOVELY COINS  AND GRRRRREAT  CONDITION TOO   

[James]

welldone steve!!! 

[vitallius (Dave)]

Hi Hedgehog, nice to see ur  still pulling them out, not having much luck at all myself but mind you not had much chance of getting out and the last time I did I belive I found zilch weird but there you go,ur still the hammie Master well done to you ....Dave

[StumbledUpon]

Lovely short cross Hedgehog, well done. 

[coleggwent(phil)]

hi steve nice coins mate that richard is a had coin to find and the half cut is irish

[The Doc]

Nice finds Steve. Your ID of the shortcross is correct. The cut half is an interesting coin - a Long Cross single-lion sterling of Brabant. This has letters where there are usually pellets, and yours are A and L, so it's either WALT, thought to be a moneyer, or DALE, which was for Dalhem mint. The legend on the side with the lion on a shield reads +DUX BRABANTIE, and the cross side legend partly reads DEI GRATIA. The coins date from 1270- 1285

Here's a similarish one

[hedgehog]

Thanks for the i.d. Peter (another great bit of detective work), it does help a great deal in identifying the time span in which the site was occupied and is very interesting. Although I am aware that "one swallow does not a summer make", at the moment by the coin info, it is showing an occupation of about 60-70 years.

[Al.Thepastfinder, ( Alan )]

Well done Steve,  persevierence wins the day hey,  nice find,

i caught one of my farmers seeding and racking a field on Sunday afternoon,  he let me on no probs,  i was there a few weeks ago in stubble, nothing came up, but had some nice coins this time,
He stopped and asked me to look out for a bearing from his machine he'd lost the day before but couldn't find it,   i found it within 10 mins and took it to him,  he was well pleased,  its nice when you can do something worthwhile back for them hey,
 he said i can go back too,  so hopfully some more will be waiting,
 cheers now
 Alan