Silver ring, George 111 1819 shilling

[Giz]

I decided not to detect the land today after the amount of overnight rain, so headed for the beach. The north west wind accompanied with spring tides had unfortunately taken more of the dunes, which now resemble cliffs. No cuts, however quite a number of signals. I made the decision to clean the George 111 shilling, in hindsight the wrong decision . Did the same with the ring, nice result . The silver ring has no hallmarks and probably came from the path at the top of the dunes/cliffs. Photo 2 resembles a brooch which once had enamelled inlays. what are your thoughts. ta for looking.

Using the CTX
Modified Relic mode:
Discrimination: pattern 1 small amount blanked out bottom right pattern 2 open screen (no discrimination)
Ferrous 2 tones
Response- Normal
Fast off
Recovery deep
Target separation - ground coin
Gain 24
Sensitivity manual 30
Stock coil

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1 Days finds
2 Brooch?
3 George 111 1819 shilling before cleaning
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5 George 111 1819 shilling after cleaning
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7 Silver ring, before cleaning no hallmarks
8/9/10 after cleaning

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[fred]

Well done. It's always nice to get older stuff on the beach. I've had more Georgian halfpennies on the beach in one month this year than I have in the previous three years.