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Last happy hunts :garrett::detecting::usan:
- Thread starter senda
- Start date
Hello everyone.
I have not share my hunts, you who to my cost me a little more about the issue of language understanding. I also like to make a presentation as best I can. This job takes me a while and go adding more hunts to post.
This is a summary of my last 5 outputs.
In the first two spills found love ... remember to take off his pants standing next time ...
Looking at the maps I found the ruins of a church from the ninth century. This on the outskirts of a village. Currently the four walls are used to fold cows. The place is a plain devoted to pasture and corn, much field to detect. Get permission from some of the owners, usually people do not you detect minded farms, provided the grass mowed and the tapes holes. In these fields I've gone four consecutive Sundays obtaining:
A very grungy campano for cattle, age may be around 100 years. A button and a buckle. Official uniform of the Spanish Navy in the War of Independence, 1808/1814. The bronze or brass buckle. Two coins resealed the seventeenth century, made a mess and not likely a more specific dating. A button made from a 10 cent coin in 1870. The oxidized iron ring around the button and is in very poor condition. A weight of 5 grams. The tip of a skeleton key. A brass ring. This part could be quite old but I have no way to date it. In the following output, the same day in the afternoon, more bullets. A 10 cent coin of Alfonso XII of 1877. Franco the Dictator, 3 pieces, one of 2.50 pesetas. A very dirty peseta and 50 cts. years 1956/1966. More musket balls. a broken spring. An unknown piece of brass.
The following hunting gave me a medal of San Cayetano eighteenth century, very spoiled. A small ring that I think is silver. A buckle. A sheet that looks like a coin, very worn but that is appreciated, troubles date 1734, or so it seems. A small button on the cuff of the eighteenth century. A musket.
Part of a faucet.
The last time out yesterday. It was hot and the flies attacked mercilessly. I brought home several spicy for lumps in neck and arms ... Butterfly delta, zebra butterfly. Coin 8 maravedis of Charles III of 1776, battered and rusty but legible. Currency overprint Felipe IV, 8 maravedis 1651. 4 maravedis coin of King Charles II on 1690. 2.5 cents Coin Coat of Queen Isabel II of Spain, 1868. Buckle bronze, undated.
A very grungy campano for cattle, age may be around 100 years. A button and a buckle. Official uniform of the Spanish Navy in the War of Independence, 1808/1814. The bronze or brass buckle. Two coins resealed the seventeenth century, made a mess and not likely a more specific dating. A button made from a 10 cent coin in 1870. The oxidized iron ring around the button and is in very poor condition. A weight of 5 grams. The tip of a skeleton key. A brass ring. This part could be quite old but I have no way to date it. In the following output, the same day in the afternoon, more bullets. A 10 cent coin of Alfonso XII of 1877. Franco the Dictator, 3 pieces, one of 2.50 pesetas. A very dirty peseta and 50 cts. years 1956/1966. More musket balls. a broken spring. An unknown piece of brass.
The following hunting gave me a medal of San Cayetano eighteenth century, very spoiled. A small ring that I think is silver. A buckle. A sheet that looks like a coin, very worn but that is appreciated, troubles date 1734, or so it seems. A small button on the cuff of the eighteenth century. A musket.
Part of a faucet.
The last time out yesterday. It was hot and the flies attacked mercilessly. I brought home several spicy for lumps in neck and arms ... Butterfly delta, zebra butterfly. Coin 8 maravedis of Charles III of 1776, battered and rusty but legible. Currency overprint Felipe IV, 8 maravedis 1651. 4 maravedis coin of King Charles II on 1690. 2.5 cents Coin Coat of Queen Isabel II of Spain, 1868. Buckle bronze, undated.
You always find such neat objects. I always enjoy your posts. Keep them coming!
Wandering Yoda
New member
Great finds Senda!! 1651 and 1690, wow that's a long voyage in the "way back" machine
1651 and 1690, wow that's a long voyage in the "way back" machine
Thank you for the inspiration!
