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Some finds with Gm3

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Finder82

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Finnish silver 25 penni
 
The Finnish museum coin expert said that the mystery coin i found was minted in Gotland by the order of Danish amiral S
 
A Viking trove you say, i think that's very unlikely to find such a thing in here, because the Vikings really didnt travel this far North, but who knows.:clapping:
 
finder great finds there my friend i did'nt realize you were Finnish, the town i live in was settled by the finns here in the state of maine
 
amcjavelin said:
finder great finds there my friend i did'nt realize you were Finnish, the town i live in was settled by the finns here in the state of maine
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Yeah, i am from Finland and there seems to be just enough history in here to find something decent once in a while.:detecting:

I am still in a bit of shock because of the Gotland coin find, it is so rare to find something like this, it is definitely my find of a lifetime.:drool::look:
 
Very nice finds. Thanks for sharing the pics. :thumbup:
 
Amazing & important find........how generous of you to share it with the museum..........and advance the knowledge of Finnish history. I hope they publish your story so people will learn that detectorists perform useful & beneficial deeds. Instead of all the bad publicity we get from a handful of people who have no business operating a detector.
My congratulations:)
 
TerraDigger said:
Amazing & important find........how generous of you to share it with the museum..........and advance the knowledge of Finnish history. I hope they publish your story so people will learn that detectorists perform useful & beneficial deeds. Instead of all the bad publicity we get from a handful of people who have no business operating a detector.
My congratulations:)
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Thanks and the museum did pay good sum to acquire the coin in their collection, so not bad at all.:)
 
That's a wonderful find, and it would be interesting to see if the museum cleans it up, and what it looks like if they do. Do you think they would send you a picture, or would you have to go to the museum to see it. It would also be interesting to get a written report from the museum when they work out the history of the coin. Well done!!
 
Furious T said:
That's a wonderful find, and it would be interesting to see if the museum cleans it up, and what it looks like if they do. Do you think they would send you a picture, or would you have to go to the museum to see it.
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Well, they did try to clean it and send me a pic of the end product and now it looks horrible, it was much better looking before the "cleaning".:throw:
 
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