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few hours tonight

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Managed a few hours after work to catch the low tide. Surprised a 1816 bullhead shilling came out but not in the best of shape. Various other coins inc my first 1 euro. Viccy half penny. Penny. Threepenny bits, and clad.

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Nice going G111 shilling bet that got you going ::g
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Post by cord74 »

Some nice finds Tomo ::g ::g

I wouldnt mind finding a bullhead sixpence ::g ::g

Well found

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nice finds there for the beach especially the G3rd shilling ::g
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oliver wrote:Nice going G111 shilling bet that got you going ::g
I thought I was into the old stuff when that popped out and the next signal was a Viccy half penny them a euro lol
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I had a similar dig this afternoon, All i was getting was Modern spendable then a worn Georgian halfpenny turned up. The yorkshire beachs are sanding over at the moment. Hope you can get back on there ::g
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well done Tomo lovely Shilling ::g
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Can't beat a Bullhead, worn or not Tomo! Nice one mate ::g ::g ::g ::g ::g
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Nice one tomo ::g
When it's lighter nights mate ill come down for an hour with ya as promised..don't think I can do our midnight sessions tho,we'll you never know lol,we're daft enough too

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looks like a nice session plenty of targets and silver love the bullhead ::g
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yellow wrote:Nice one tomo ::g
When it's lighter nights mate ill come down for an hour with ya as promised..don't think I can do our midnight sessions tho,we'll you never know lol,we're daft enough too

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Well done tomo ::g
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