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Saturday, 14 April 2012
The lure of the "Field"............
...........Called us back this afternoon in search of some more steer shortened grass. We were not dissapointed, 44 coins, with 5 more silvers, an old watch, part of the dial from a barometer and the usual old decimal. We did the corner with the Tui caps and cleaned out about 20 or so with the reward being a penny and one of the silver shillings. All the other goodies came from grass that was short enough to swing over. I keep saying that we must have cleaned it out but I think until the day we come home with nothing we will keep going back.
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Interesting as it seems all your silver from this site is Kiwi coin.
ReplyDeleteWe were just saying that yesterday too, apart from 1 solitary Aussie shilling on the first hunt there, all the silver has been Kiwi. Have had plenty of British pennys and 1/2 pennys and a couple of Aussie pennys but no British silver.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the locals were hoarding the English silver due to the 90% content. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery Nice! i am still researching to find similar field.. so far only individual tress ;-) (got another one this weekend that produced 2 6x pences and some pennys)
ReplyDeleteANyway, i have a suggestion about that tall grass that you can not detect- grab a scyther and quickly clean the area - that what Russian Metal Detectorists do when they come to an area that was village/town and now plain empty wild Field