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BeachHunter101

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Some more bits and a nice George II halfpenny

« on: April 18, 2019, 01:59:52 PM »

I've been in the same couple of fields for over a year now and they're still producing

A nice bronze George II Halfpenny dated 1749
A 16th/17th century? spectacle buckcle
An unusual lead? dagger chape? I have no idea what it could be. It's made out of what I presume is lead, but it does have a bronze look coming through. It definitely has some design around the edges and on the front. I found it right next to a wall of a 12th century church.
Any info would be much appreciated
Thank you Grin