Roman Silver

[TEZZA]

Great finds again Spikey when are you opening your own museum i`d love to visit

[celticspikey]

Well done Paul some great items there With all the silvers the gold will pop out soon

Cheers Dale, now you know how elusive the Roman Gold is mate.

[celticspikey]

well done Spikey, it almost seems like you find the medieval by 'accident' , whilst hunting out the Roman bits 

amazing finds

sharkey

Just lucky enough that the Romans layed the foundation for the medieval period around these fields. Cheers 

[wittsy1]

Cracking finds again, what I would'nt give for a site like that. Where is it 

[celticspikey]

Cracking finds again, what I would'nt give for a site like that. Where is it 

I dont think any ones looking wittsy?  It's in Wiltshire near a church and a river. 

[probono]

Fantastic finds again Spikey - why wouldn't you want to be out detecting as often as you can when you make finds like that

I'm sure there are plenty of other spots like that scattered across the country - we just have to find them / get permission! It helps to inspire me to get off my behind and start asking more farmers

[roughneck]

Wow! Wow! and more Wow!  Fabulous finds again Spikey!
As you say, if you don't get out there and find the permissions, do some research, then put the hours in, dredging through the clay and the mud, you aren't going to find the goods!  Me and my detecting buddy, Ron, are working along the same lines as you.  We put the hours in, not always finding anything, but there's always the chance if you're in the right area, as we were last Sunday with our Lizzie and Charlie hammered coins day.
We'd love to see your collection one day if at all possible, it must be amazing.   Very well saved.  Cheers.  Tom.

[celticspikey]

Fantastic finds again Spikey - why wouldn't you want to be out detecting as often as you can when you make finds like that

I'm sure there are plenty of other spots like that scattered across the country - we just have to find them / get permission! It helps to inspire me to get off my behind and start asking more farmers

Cheers Roland, without a doubt there are plenty of spots just awaiting for the swing of a coil to go over and discover what lays beneath the soil. Permission is the biggest hurdle in my opinion, trouble is most farmers are fed up with being bombarded with letters and phone calls for the permissions,its an easy option for those who can not or is not confident enough to ask face to face.    

[dingdong]

Gotta agree with Mr Spikey, I've found the only way to gain permission's is to get off ya butt and meet the farmers/landowners face to face.that way you can try to allay all their fears by personally assure them,and a firm handshake never goes amiss,OH,and don't forget to mention a little "drop" of winter warmer around  the festive season,well its worked for me !!!👍

[ian the nomad]

What great finds, wow.