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So my Padawan learner and I went back to the swamplands to see what crusty critters we could find.

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Crusty Half penny
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Crusty Brit 3d
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Crusty 6d, see where I'm going with this :p
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And finally,a really worn,crusty Florin :rainbow:
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And the rest...
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Don't know for sure,but that could be 1923 on that half penny,right? 8)
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The only silver I can date for now is the 1918 6d. Have them soaking in SAV for now.
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:eek: Swamp coins 8) ....Those coppers are toast :eek: The penny looks like it'll turn to dust if you sneezed on it :lol:
Some nice early dates there....Do any 1800's coins show up in the swamp? :rainbow:
Difficult swinging in that long grass :eek: :cool: :Y:
 
B5MECH said:
:eek: Swamp coins 8) ....Those coppers are toast :eek: The penny looks like it'll turn to dust if you sneezed on it :lol:
Some nice early dates there....Do any 1800's coins show up in the swamp? :rainbow:
Difficult swinging in that long grass :eek: :cool: :Y:
Yeah mate,my golf club hunt was in the same spot. https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=341587#p341587
Think it's time to get the whipper snipper into this spot to see what else is there. Am running the 705 on full sensitivity as the grass keeps the coil about 10-15cm above the soil. at least there is no modern rubbish at this site.
 
You certainly know how to flush out a bush sight 8) and that spoons has plenty of hall marks on it :Y:

Well done :)
 
Did well to pick up on the smaller silvers in the high grass, does the English threepence dip into the 1800's?

Unfortunately many of those hallmarked spoons are plated, come to think of it I am yet to come across a full silver piece of cutlery as yet. :)
 
ktmman said:
Whoops,I "accidently" bought a second 705 for the young fella to learn on.
I can hear it now,Daaad,I need the pinpointer every 15 seconds :(
:lol: Accediently :lol: :Y: ...Young grasswalker will he be :lol:
Sounds like you've got him way hooked :cool:
 
Old hall recon haul
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First coin of the day :rainbow:
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Another sunbacker,lucky it was never hit with the mower.
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Was so many lead head nails around,the lead to coin ratio was high.Roof was recently replaced.
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Another shilling to get carded,looks to be in better condition than my 1933 Shilling is,though not as valuable.Water washed only.
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:eek: Nice 35 there K :cool: :rainbow: :party: and a sunbaker...Penny looks like a cracker too 17?
Get those crayons out :lol: :Y:
 
That is a very nice looking old hall forsure with plenty of open flat area to look at {) one sweet spot :Y:

Yes loving that Aussie shilling :cool:
 
Nice older shilling, have you thought about sneaking underneath the hall for a detect, might have been a few coins slip through the floorboards in the early days. :)
 

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