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Beginner's Luck

Next step drag detector around by headphone cord muttering obscenities LOL
Go buy lottery tickets.
No kidding some of my best finds are right off the bat.
He is gonna have to be patient with the British museum and the PAS, {Portable Antiquities Scheme}
HH Jeff
 
In the news ...

https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-c...-history-and-archaeology/iron-age-gold-torcs/

Quoting the newspaper story --- the guy found them "on his first outing with a metal-detector – only seven steps from his car."

Park car. Get out of car. Turn on detector. Walk seven steps. Beep and dig. No sweat.

(Sounds easy.)

Cheers,

Joe
Ummm
No
I'm sorry but looking at the intricate detail of these pieces.
They weren't in the ground since 500 bc.
Near Perfect condition.
Yes I believe he found them.
Though recently lost or buried by person's unknown.
Gorgeous Finds.
I'd of had a heart attack uncovering piece's like those.
 
Absolutely incredible beginners luck!!
 
Maybe it would be lucky to just shoot a bullet up in the air and then go find where the Boone & Crockett elk fell??? Naw, but thinking the odds are nearly the same…… lol
 
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