TID number for a Full Celtic Stator

[CT Todd]

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Does anyone have a TID for a Full Stator on a Manticore. I've got a 1/4 and some Milled. Not hunting by the numbers, Just want to know. Thank you guys

 

[Odanscoils]

Not even sure what a stator is.
What's its composition ?
Size , thickness ?
Sorry stuck in the States.

 

[laplander]

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Here's a few examples from our outings {my wife and I}
Based on the purity of the gold
The first one is a 45 B.C. Addedmorous reads 60
The other 2 are Galeo-Belgic 75 and 100 B.C. one read 52 the other read 48
All three are from different tribes but they all show stylized ponies, they were great horsemen.

 

[CT Todd]

This is a professional reply. Thank you Jeff

 

[Odanscoils]

This is a professional reply. Thank you Jeff

That is a beautiful grand find.
I dare say there is not one in the ground here in the States.

I wasn't being sarcastic.

Sorry if I came on that way.
I truly had no clue.
Never seen or heard of such a coin.
And instead of looking it up.
I would rather have had you or others asking a question of something they could very easily explain and show better to an old fart who doesn't always grasp everything anymore.

I wish you luck in finding a merry impressive coin.

 

[T-DUB]

I as well had no idea what a Stator was until a couple years ago. Based off laplander’s response, it concretes the notion to dig it all, site depending in my opinion. Amazing finds laplander! Best to you CTTodd in finding a full one in the future.

 

[CT Todd]

Jeff, as requested.
My 1/4 Stator is 26-27 and my milled gold is 33-34

 

[T-DUB]

Jeff, as requested.
My 1/4 Stator is 26-27 and my milled gold is 33-34

Stud coins there CTTodd! What is the year on the milled?

 

[CT Todd]

Stud coins there CTTodd! What is the year on the milled?

1671 it was my first gold coin. The Pony I’m told is 10-20 BC

 

[T-DUB]

1671 it was my first gold coin.

Cracking!!!

 

[Odanscoils]

1671 it was my first gold coin. The Pony I’m told is 10-20 BC

You guys are killing me.
The one thing I've always wanted.
Any gold coin.
I'm purty certain if I could of detected around President Garfield's mansion I'd of found one. And numerous privy properties near by.
There was a wagon and walk path from the main house to the swimming pond.
Their was some wild times occurred there.
Stories anyway.
Used almost daily in the summer.
A local PD officer I worked with on a few car pole accidents over the years let in on midnights a couple times. Though never more than 20-30 minutes. I'd leave when he got called off the park.
He's retired long ago and gone now.
Think I found one Indian.
Mostly picnic trash.
They had a detector invite looking for historical items many years ago.
Lasted about a week.
Every item located could only be dug with a historical rep when dug.
That was around the mansion though.
Never got on that property.

 

[Odanscoils]

Here's an overview.
I worked the park. And east edge of the pond.
Some care taker's let me detect when asked. Office people were not so kind.
Haven't been there in over 20 years.
I'm certain it's been plucked clean over the many years by hundreds of detector's.
The buggy and walk paths were between the mansion and pond.
Though if they ever drain that pond.
I'll try to be there.
People wore a lot of bling swimming back then.

 

[Hello]

I'm sure you will find a gold coin someday, on the odd occasion, as a detector finds USA gold coins crop up in the UK This is an unlucky story of a jar of American eagles being found.

when a man dug his garden soon after buying his house for a fish pond in London, he found a hoard of 80 gold Double Eagle $20 pieces, dating from between 1854 and 1913, in a Hackney garden. He reported it to the authorities under the Treasurer's Act. The BM advertised the find, looking for people to come forward.

His mates were calling him the "King of Bling" This was short-lived, however, as an executor/descendant of the previous owner/land who had proof laid claim to them, and they were swiftly handed over to him by the British Museum. He couldn't make out what happened to them after his late grandfather died. The new owner who found them got nothing..

The original house, when the coins were buried, was blown up during WW2 and all the occupants were killed. A relative looked through the rubble and couldn't find the coins, and a new house was built on the site. The coin's value was estimated at 100k in 2011, but probably a lot more, as the BM always undervalues just in case they get to acquire the find

 

[Odanscoils]

I'm sure you will find a gold coin someday, on the odd occasion, as a detector finds USA gold coins crop up in the UK This is an unlucky story of a jar of American eagles being found.

when a man dug his garden soon after buying his house for a fish pond in London, he found a hoard of 80 gold Double Eagle $20 pieces, dating from between 1854 and 1913, in a Hackney garden. He reported it to the authorities under the Treasurer's Act. The BM advertised the find, looking for people to come forward.

His mates were calling him the "King of Bling" This was short-lived, however, as an executor/descendant of the previous owner/land who had proof laid claim to them, and they were swiftly handed over to him by the British Museum. He couldn't make out what happened to them after his late grandfather died. The new owner who found them got nothing..

The original house, when the coins were buried, was blown up during WW2 and all the occupants were killed. A relative looked through the rubble and couldn't find the coins, and a new house was built on the site. The coin's value was estimated at 100k in 2011, but probably a lot more, as the BM always undervalues just in case they get to acquire the find

Man. Awesome.