Saturday's beach session

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Saturday's beach session

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Had a few hours this afternoon and bumped into a quite few Tectorist's on the beach inc evee, nice to meet you by the way, very nice lass.
Anyway plenty of munitions popping up inc more musket balls. A little Cornish pixie (I think) which I checked for hallmarks as it came out that clean and shiny but only brass. A silver coin that was encrusted in concretion that gave an iron signal, even out the hole and in my hand? Will have to retest it now its been cleaned (unless its got an iron core)

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Good haul there the shot look like cannister shot. ::g
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Wow nice little haul there mate :). Great to meet you at last - and the 4 other guys that were enjoying being sand blasted along with me! I found a fair bit of clad, which paid for the chips on the way home lol. The fella down at the rocks found a fab medal from 1902 - awarded to the mayor of Hartlepool. Really lovely thing.

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evee2000 wrote:Wow nice little haul there mate :). Great to meet you at last - and the 4 other guys that were enjoying being sand blasted along with me! I found a fair bit of clad, which paid for the chips on the way home lol. The fella down at the rocks found a fab medal from 1902 - awarded to the mayor of Hartlepool. Really lovely thing.

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Tomo wrote: Wow was that the guy with his 2 daughters
Aww no - saw him leaving but didnt get a chance to say hi. Was another guy wearing shorts?
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Nice bit's there,you must be getting a nice collection of musket ball's by now ::g
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Hi Tomo

I think your little pixie is actually the Lincoln imp.

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LozSiBen wrote:Hi Tomo

I think your little pixie is actually the Lincoln imp.

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Great i.d. Simon. Thought it looked different to the other ones I've found. Cheers for that
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Out of curiosity - how deep were the musket balls?
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evee2000 wrote:Out of curiosity - how deep were the musket balls?
Not very evee. Some were even lying on the top. Go to were I walked to, were I told you about
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Great selection as always Tomo, what age is the French coin mate ?

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Dave8472 wrote:Great selection as always Tomo, what age is the French coin mate ?

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Not very old Dave. 1981. Funny thing is I retested it on the ctx and it growls iron. Must have an iron core?
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Quite possible Tomo, seems that most coins are going that way, always intrigues me though with foreign coins turning up a long way from home

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evee2000 wrote:
Tomo wrote: Wow was that the guy with his 2 daughters
Aww no - saw him leaving but didnt get a chance to say hi. Was another guy wearing shorts?
Shorts..................Got to have been scarborough Chris lol ;) ;)
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That lincoln imps one scary little mofo!
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