A few hours in the sun

[Chef Geoff]

Popped out again for a three hour stroll around my one and only field, it doesn't give much but it gives
I was only a couple of yards in to the field when this badly worn but always welcome Charles II rose farthing showed up, I know it's copper but it's a hammy in my book


I was relieved the other day to be corrected by The Doc, that my Roman seal box was in fact a much rarer medieval mirror case. I wasn't relieved by it being rarer but in it being medieval as this fitted into my jigsaw puzzle of how this field "works". But back to square one as there's no mistaking this 
A Follis of Constantine, so there goes my theories again, however it's a super condition (pic doesn't do it justice) and is marked as scarce so I'm not complaining


I've posted a few times before on the disproportionate amount of counterfeit coins I seem to find in this area, Roman, hammered and milled, well today was no different with what "would have" been a George III bullhead sixpence.


And apart from a few coppers and buckles that was about it.

[Dryland]

well done Geoff , it must be nice to have a field like that

[herbie]

Not a bad haul Geoff and that Roman is in pretty good nick

[Chef Geoff]

A better pic of the Follis

[Dale]

Nice follis Geoff, is that one going to the local school
There is so many counterfeit George III shillings, sixpences out there im starting to think the mint made them counterfeits seem to be a more common find than the silver ones, all the ones I find are fake......... I think the mint pulled a trick like old copper nose ( Henry VIII )

[Metalmickey]

Nice Roman Geoff  

[cardiffian]

It's nice finding any decent roman but a scarce one makes it a bit more special. Well done.

[celticspikey]

Popped out again for a three hour stroll around my one and only field, it doesn't give much but it gives
I was only a couple of yards in to the field when this badly worn but always welcome Charles II rose farthing showed up, I know it's copper but it's a hammy in my book


I was relieved the other day to be corrected by The Doc, that my Roman seal box was in fact a much rarer medieval mirror case. I wasn't relieved by it being rarer but in it being medieval as this fitted into my jigsaw puzzle of how this field "works". But back to square one as there's no mistaking this 
A Follis of Constantine, so there goes my theories again, however it's a super condition (pic doesn't do it justice) and is marked as scarce so I'm not complaining


I've posted a few times before on the disproportionate amount of counterfeit coins I seem to find in this area, Roman, hammered and milled, well today was no different with what "would have" been a George III bullhead sixpence.


And apart from a few coppers and buckles that was about it.

Cracking Folly mate, that baby wont need much cleaning for sure, well done

[congerman]

nice items well searched 

[Roman (Ray)]

welldone geoff some lovely finds butty.the roman is a beauty fair-play !!

me and nobby must have walked 8 miles plus today across the mountains i bet we only had about ten signals between us both.lol.
but the views were outstanding.

[Chef Geoff]

Cheers Ray.......God your a better man than me, I was knacked just walking over a flat field in that heat

[Val Beechey]

Good going there Geoff, especially in the mid-day Sun.  Aren't you glad you didn't send me the 'Roman' find. 

Ray certainly did better than me. 2 mile walk with the dogs and I dived for cover. Clipped the dog instead of detecting     Whatever is there has been there a long time and another day or two wont hurt it.

Val

[Pon]

That follis is superb Geoff, Well done in the glorious sunshine.

[DEADLOCK]

Nice one chef great report