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Title: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: roughneck on July 09, 2017, 07:32:05 PM
Sunday was another memorable day worthy of mention in the Tom and Ron detecting journal.  We revisited the farm where we found 15 Roman coins and Rons lovely Jetton a few weeks previous.  We guessed we would probably find a few more Romans but were surprised when we beat our Roman coins record.  We ended the day with 18 Roman coins and what I believe to be a mans silver Coin Ring.  I can just make out the word crown and a 1921 date?  The ring is initialled TT or JJ.   The search area was confined to new game cover as the rest of the fields are in crop, but soon the crops will be harvested and we will have a much larger search area.  Fingers crossed!!  (and hope the weather is a bit cooler).  Happy Digging!!!  Tom.


Title: Re: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: wagis on July 09, 2017, 10:24:43 PM
What a terrific day you have had again, i can only dream of fields like that well done to you both.


Title: Re: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: dingdong on July 09, 2017, 11:17:03 PM
Well done on you very,very, successful Detecting day... lovely coins!..well done to the both of you..👏👏...👍... wishing you continued Detecting success.


Title: Re: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: celticspikey on July 10, 2017, 06:00:23 AM
That's a great result Tom, and so early in the season aswell.  ;)


Title: Re: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: roughneck on July 11, 2017, 07:39:11 PM
Thanks for the lovely comments guys.  I've noticed that a few fields of wheat/barley have already been harvested, so charge your batteries and clean your boots, it's detecting time!!!  Happy Digging!!  Tom.


Title: Re: Romans on a Sunny Day
Post by: Mungo on July 13, 2017, 05:54:04 AM
well done on the romans................ 8)


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