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Silver hammered early 1500`s

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This coin is worth a look in any language.
Even Henry`s eye is clear after all those wives.
 
Hi Guys 95% of all our finds come in the top 12 inches.
As did the Henry VIII groat(4Pence)
We use aerial pictures of the land to be detected and that way we can see old paths and outlines of building from hundreds of years ago.
We sometimes blank out but lady luck sometimes holds our hands.
The deeper items are more easily found with the Explorer which outguns the rest for that purpose.
Not far from the Groat came this silver ring which is 1"X3/4" and about 200 years old which Iam giving to the farmers wife as a thank you present.
Thanks for your kind comments.
 
Gorgeous coin. Was this one on your own, or at a recent rally? Guess you heard about the torc hoard from Newbury, too.
pat
 
Thanks Pat,Yes from a new site we just started on.
Various finds up too 2,000 years ago.
 
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