Out 'n' About With The CTX3030

$37 and some predecs, was definitely worth it. Is that a veilhead Victorian sixpence in the bottom right corner? :Y:

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$37 and some predecs, was definitely worth it. Is that a veilhead Victorian sixpence in the bottom right corner? :Y:

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Yep , unfortunately the other side is dead smooth
Still 925 though

Good hunt there Sandta, well done mate. :Y:

Good scores again :Y:

Getting it done and pulling out some nice coins.... :Y:

Another very wet day today
...but that wasnt gonna stop me
This site dates back to 1800's and is covered in nails and burnt debris, so i put on the 9"x5" coiltek and headed off
I did get a few larger items ,but they're still in the boot covered in mud :lol:

Cricket buckle

Looks like may have been gilt
I think the oval thing was probably a brooch

1898 sixpence

Im not complaining , though was surprised no more Victorian's appeared

Well done on the cricket buckle, you would think with all the cricket fields I hunt, I would have found 10 of these by now 8.(

Awesome hunt as usual.Well done.Nice buckle too :Y:

Very nice finds mate. Your research has paid off again.
Cheers
Mackka

Nice bit of silver mate !
:Y: :Y:

Well done mate, and yup you can find goodies in the rain too.... Awesome day on the silvers.

Yay, a cricket buckle, another bucket lister item - bet you were over the moon when that came out of the hole. :Y:

Actually GP i didnt know what it was till i got home ... too much mud

Another cracker of a hunt, well done. :Y:

This first pic is of the larger finds from yesterday
And some of the many nails that cover the area

A blury pic of todays finds, from a different site

Another buckle (kinda fancy)

The padlock is pretty cool

Hopefuly it cleans up better

That padlock is a great looking old piece. :Y:

mega cool lock 8)

Lucky Shoe and stirrup, An old tomahawk....A fancy buckle and an Antique lock....Nice.

The Cricket Buckle is a great find

There is hundreds of different versions , most were worn & thrown away before 1890 ...!

Oh my blurry eyes.... ya'd think I'd been drinking. :lol: