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got out for five hours over the weekend , a tennis court size area is now lead free , i done two areas the second further out which got me all the dirty lead and older coins , strange that lead and halfpenny bits were there and not much in between ie 5p 10p etc . ill do ether side of that area next time .
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Turn the lead weights in for scrap, have you seen the price of lead lately !!!
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TinCanMan wrote:Hi

If you ever take up sea-fishing you'll be well away !

That's some haul from a small sized area - well found.



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i used to fish in that ares so several could have been mine , 4 of them were tangled in line together so that was easy . that's a regular area i do , at times there no sand just clay and when the sands back there's always a pouch full , one would call it a hot spot .
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Eggonlegs wrote:Turn the lead weights in for scrap, have you seen the price of lead lately !!!
there already in the big bucket with many more waiting to be exchange for my christmas drinking money .
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Nice finds there - I have found many lead weights like the bigger long ones that are pointed to a square end, but in the middle of inland fields! I wonder if they were used for catching birds, using weighed down netting. Would any of the lead weights be of further use to anglers? If so, you would get more money than from just scrapping them.
Well done anyhow, no shortage of clear loud signals I expect! Liam B-)
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Hi Sandman,

interesting piece of pipe you have there; was that also lead?

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Christoph1945 wrote:Hi Sandman,

interesting piece of pipe you have there; was that also lead?

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no copper , there's a hole in each end some sort of brace i think
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sandman wrote:got out for five hours over the weekend , a tennis court size area is now lead free , i done two areas the second further out which got me all the dirty lead and older coins , strange that lead and halfpenny bits were there and not much in between ie 5p 10p etc . ill do ether side of that area next time .
Hi Sandman I scan that beach too, its BIG :-O Strange on our different finds, you get the weights I get the Bullets (Location Location) :D
Just one word of warning about the lead, I used to make my own lead weights for fishing useing old scrap and old fishing weights to make ones that I need. Lead will EXPLODE when heated if there is any moisture in the old lead. Best to dry it out first. Put it in a warm dry place for a bit then heat it with a cover.
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yea , i know where the bullets are , bet i got more than you :)
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