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nice milled silver falls to the T2se

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coenwolf

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few hours out today ,mixed bag of finds nothing special till late on ,when i got a little two way beep-beep ,and about 4 inches down i got this nice little king william 4th four pence silver of 1836 ,not particularly rare but its pleased me as despite having a few silvers over the last few trips they have been worn down to blanks ,so this is the first dateable silver with the machine so far and a confidence booster to .the actual coin is extremely tiny just slightly over half a inch diameter so smaller and thinner than a u.s dime
 
Jeff,thats a very nice find mate,the reverse is in superb condition,i rather like the early milled coins,i am out ovr the weekend,so hoping to find something decent after the harvest.
 
Well done coincidence the Wilma 4th groat like yours was the very first coin that I ever found with a simple VLF machine in 1976 bit later on I bought an Arado 120
 
Brian,i still own and sometimes use a Arado120b in superb condition,infact i own 2 of them in my collection.
 
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