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Found these detecting the burn off areas. 2 grammer and a couple sub gram bits.

Nokta Simplex As new Only selling as I'm looking to upgrade $420 Located in Ballarat

The coin expert stated it's a 1881.

Yep won't clean it. It actually came out clean haven't washed it at all. Taking it to an expert in melb in the next few days.

Ill keep you updated. Watch this space.

Thanks fella. I'm certain it's 1831 but she wasn't queen until 1837 so that's where the confusion comes from.

Found this today with the Nokta simplex. Can't seem to find any 1831 shillings with the queen to compare it to for valuation. Any ideas? Not that I'll be selling. The kids will get this coin one day.

First target yesterday with my mates 3030 at a local park. 1902 coronation medallion. After I give it a bit more of a clean I will give the medallion to him. I could tell he liked it.

Thanks Goldenred. The bigger bit on the scales was 3.8g and one of the kids has claimed it for a jewelry piece. Should come up nice.

Thanks mate. Over a few months getting out when I can. Maybe once fortnight.

Havent shared in a while for personal reasons but good to see the usual people still posting. All gold was found on private property around Talbot with the 4500 and 12 inch evo coil. Cheers.

Its actually a 1829 not a 1828 as I previously thought. Cleaning up nicely.

Thanks Wally its having a bath as we speak. I will post more pics of the final result. I am not sure on the dollar value Scrounger but I am also interested even though it will stay in the cupboard for one of the kids. Cheers

Thanks Wally I gave it a gentle scrub with a soft brush and water but it didn't clean up well.

Found another 1828 6pence. To clean or not? Any advice appreciated.

Haha thanks madtuna.

Thank you everyone. It has been a very special time welcoming the new addition to the family. Both Mum and little man are doing great and he loves a good sleep which is a bonus. Thanks again and wish you all well. :D

RIP Spud

Goldie You were correct with your spelling of Augusto Domenico Coloretti. He grew up in a place called Flowerdale, was only 1 of a few Italians that were rats of tobruk and came to Aus late 1800's possibly early 1900's. No more info on a mine though.