Today was a good day. 1715 Gold Guinea, and two 1696 Silver Sixpences.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
It's finally happened. My first hammered. Henry III silver hammered coin ~1250, England.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
All of my Gold and Silver coins found metal detecting in UK since April. Circa 1100s-1800s.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/coins
An unbelievable bucket-lister day. 4 mint hammies (1100-1300AD), 5 Jetons, beehive thimble, beautiful medieval buckles, crotal bell, and various mounts.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
All of my gold and silver coins found since April in UK. Ranging from 1100AD -1800AD.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
A 1500s Jeton, a hammered coin-like religious token, finally reunited with its medieval church after 500 years.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Great day today... Victorian silver pocket watch lid, and 1250AD Henry III cut quarter. (UK)3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
1,700 year old coin. My first Roman! Constantine the great, 330AD.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Have I picked up some Coprolite here? Found in Lyme Regis, UK. Early Jurassic finds.1yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/fossilid
It's 6 weeks since I bought my first metal detector. What a ride it's been!4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Gold coins from the Charlestown Shipwreck Treasure Museum, UK. Thoughts on authenticity? The milled coins look so wrong.1yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/coins
First day out on the new permission. William III 1696 Penny, a sign of good things to come 🤞3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
[Update] So that Henry III silver hammered coin I found... I went back to that area and found two more! All within perhaps 20m radius, and all from different eras. Identification in the comments.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
A Papa Bulla lead seal for important religious documents, Pope Martin V 1369-1431, found in UK.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Legally classed as treasure until the museum assesses them. Silver Charles II 1662 commemorative cufflinks and a late 1600s silver thimble. Nice.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Double silver today! Day one on the new permission. Nice little 1300s Eddie penny and my first silver button (UK)4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Don't you just love it when you get a visible date? 1604 James I Sixpence, silver hammered.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
My great great grandfather, Thomas Merriot. Circa England in the late 1800s. What a dapper chap.2yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Perhaps my most challenging identification to date. Help! Eddy Penny for size (found very near to it). Buckinghamshire UK, found on a Roman road location. It's heavy, perhaps lead, and some red paint still shows on the cap. Around 2-3cm size.4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
One of the earliest example of cufflinks you can find. 1662 silver cufflinks made to commemorate Charles II's wedding. It's legally classed as treasure for now!4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Sure the weather looks grey but we have great history, welcome to Britain.3yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Here's a tricky one... any help to identify? It looks like an old pendant perhaps. It has a possible sapphire stone on the bottom, so can't be a fishing weight. Help!4yr ⋅ wayofthebush ⋅ r/metaldetecting
