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great find!

pierre87

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For the second time in my life, i find a medieval seal. Medium sound (1:geek:, near a old dust road. I don't know yet the identification but he is from the 14th century. Super happy about it, here is some pictures for sharing with you. I was using the small 18,75KHz coil. I order some wax to make a print.

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And also this little fellow in silver :)
 
Seriously cool finds Pierre! :thumbup: Those are outstanding!! :clapping:
 
thanks ! i will keep you inform of the details but must wait a few months, the specialists are to busy to identify others ones.
 
early14th century
Dans le champ un quintefeuille
+ S : I....?PERT PT *
Sigillum (Iohan Pert) Prebstre
means seal of Jean Pert priester

Unbelievable, , that guy was walking nearby in 1300.
 
Wow! :clap: Hard to even imagine what it was like 700yrs ago.

Are they going to let you keep it now that it's been catalogued?
 
Old Longhair said:
Wow! :clap: Hard to even imagine what it was like 700yrs ago.

Are they going to let you keep it now that it's been catalogued?



i second "OL" on that question, thats the first thing i thought after reading your last post, do you get to keep it for your efforts or does the government confiscate it ?
 
Nobody ask for it, so i keep the object until they want it. In two months i send him for registration in a catalogue with the definitive id. For the info, the first one is not yet identified but he is rare. The reason, they never had a so small equestrian seal like that before.
 
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