Deus fast slightly modified by reducing:
Discrimination to 1, Full tones
Sensitivity 90, TX power 2
Frequency 12
Reactivity 3, Silencer -1
GB = Tracking
11 inch coil
Version 3,2
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Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for please
Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseThe field to the back of my house had its pea crop harvested last night. Ground like granite as you would expect. Not lots of finds, however I would like your thoughts on the artefact please. The hammered is a Commonwealth penny. Also a William 1111 farthing, George V farthing and a Victorian halfpenny. Used the Deus with the following settings:
Deus fast slightly modified by reducing: Discrimination to 1, Full tones Sensitivity 90, TX power 2 Frequency 12 Reactivity 3, Silencer -1 GB = Tracking 11 inch coil Version 3,2 Ta for looking ![]() 1 ![]() 2 ![]() 3 ![]() 4 ![]() 5 ![]() 6 ![]() CTX 3030, Minelab Pro-Find 25 pro pointer, XP Deus, Garrett pro pointer, Lesche digging tool, plastic sand scoop.
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseSheet metal mount or fitting of some sort, I'd guess medieval from design / construction.
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseI would guess some decoration of a horse harness....
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Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseNice finds again. Here’s a bit of info on the pierced commonwealth, you may already know it and seen it, but incase you haven’t it’s an interesting read.
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2019 hammies. = 16 (including quarters, halves and broken)
Saxon = 1( broken sceatta) Celtic. = 1 Silver denarius = 1 Gold Roman = 0 Gold ring. = 0
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseThanks for the information, no I didn't know that. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() CTX 3030, Minelab Pro-Find 25 pro pointer, XP Deus, Garrett pro pointer, Lesche digging tool, plastic sand scoop.
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseThink I follow, but I’m hard of understanding at the best of times. Do you mean are they pierced from reverse or obverse every time?
If so I think it’s normally just centrally from either side. Here’s my one as an example. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
2019 hammies. = 16 (including quarters, halves and broken)
Saxon = 1( broken sceatta) Celtic. = 1 Silver denarius = 1 Gold Roman = 0 Gold ring. = 0
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseI read about that difference not long ago re.another coin. Mr.A would probably explain it better but my understanding of it was, there two strike modes. Coin, which had both sides the same way, turn it sideways and everything was the same way up.
Then there ways Medallion, which had one side up (the head) and one side down. Struck that way because medallion hung on ribbons so if you wanted to see the back side of the medal, you’d lift it. Seems the mints were a bit lazy and did bother changing the die when they changed from one to another. Make sense ? Hope so ![]() Slight correction. They changed the die but couldn’t be bothered to change the bits on the machine.
Re: Commonwealth Penny + artefact for ID for pleaseYep, makes sense to me, mine shows the shields on both sides the same way up. ![]() CTX 3030, Minelab Pro-Find 25 pro pointer, XP Deus, Garrett pro pointer, Lesche digging tool, plastic sand scoop.
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