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Silver Edward III Groat

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Check out the Edward III silver Groat listed in our Dixie Relic Gallery on our web site. This coin dates to the early 1300s period and was found with the forthcoming Nemesis by Pulse Devil in the UK. We will be the US Eastern Dealer for Pulse Devil. We also have several super Civil War plates and relics including the fantastic North Carolina 2 piece buckle found by relics4plus.
Good hunting,
David@Dixie
 
Fantastic coin, David! Very nice detail on a super thin piece. Whoever found it, tell them I said congrats! Not often found in that condition!

Richard
 
Richard, one of the guys field testing the Nemesis in the UK found it. I'll ask Dave the next time I talk to him. I believe he told me it was 20 inches deep.
GH,
David@Dixie
 
Good lord. Let me know how deep those Nemesis-es go in our Colonial soil. Twenty inches, on an eagle button anyway, is straining even my Nautilus to the utmost limits of its depth with the 15 inch coil. Love to have a unit that can hit a target that deep and ring off clearly! Boy, that's deep! Keep us posted, David!

Richard
 
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