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Title: etrac fe/co numbers Post by: barter on February 24, 2012, 05:39:12 PM like a old penny would be 12-42ish,or a old sixpence would be 12-48ish
what average numbers would i be looking for,for roman coins Title: Re: etrac fe/co numbers Post by: Chef Geoff on February 24, 2012, 06:02:19 PM First of all, some advice from one who knows.........forget the numbers and learn the sounds, the numbers lie the sounds don't or should I say, they are right more often than the numbers.
Secondly there is no such thing as a "average" Roman coin, they come in all sizes and different metal mixes and you should be digging anything from 17- to 1- and any conductivity. But most coins, regardless of age generally come in between ferrous 8 and 14. A Roman radiate can come in at 12-8 and a Sesturtius at 12-48 Title: Re: etrac fe/co numbers Post by: dances with badgers on February 24, 2012, 10:00:56 PM numbers on accurate to a depth of 6 inches ,like goeff said listen to the tones
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