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Title: couple of hours today
Post by: david995 on October 08, 2015, 05:30:15 PM
managed a couple of hours today    2  hammies' please feel free to id and a very small cup / tankard only 3 inches tall  found near the hammies it would n't be the same age would it ? 

Also the little almost round thing no idea what it is it is not lead is smooth and shinny ??


Title: Re: couple of hours today
Post by: dingdong on October 08, 2015, 07:35:34 PM
Hi David, congratulations on your great coin find,very nice,with regards to the little tankard,is it made of pewter?
The only thing it could be is a measure for spirits,these little "jugs" were often used as a calibration (measure)of spirits,whiskey,gin,etc,before the use of bar optics were put in place to give a more accurate "tipple" just an idea,great finds whatever👍


Title: Re: couple of hours today
Post by: The Doc on October 08, 2015, 07:42:34 PM
Nice finds. The nibbled coin is late Edward I or early Edward II, London mint, class 10cf or thereabouts. The other one is Edward II, Canterbury mint, class 11a.

The vessel look post medieval. As dingdong said, could be a measure.

The round item may be a button - does it have a dimple or recess where a wire loop would have been attached?


Title: Re: couple of hours today
Post by: david995 on October 08, 2015, 07:47:03 PM
Thanks peter ,

And yes the jug is pewter i think , i was looking on line and see they were about in the 16th century onwards,  if it was a measure strange place to find it i was miles from anywhere no roads nothing as were the coins but sure will be back there very soon


Title: Re: couple of hours today
Post by: sinky on October 08, 2015, 09:09:25 PM
U done well there nice hunting on the finds 😊😉😀🎊🎉☺️😄


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