John Cutler

and before any body points out I know one of them is a 50p piece!

John
"John Cutler" <jmc@phoenix-auto.fsnet.co.ukINVALID> wrote in message
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> went out today for 3 hours and the most valuable thing that I found was a
> 1846 penny. I have enclosed a picture of an unknown piece of metal could
be
> copper or bronze because of the green discoloration, anybody any idea what
> it is?
>
> John
>
>
>

Lee Davison

Id be chuffed to bits with an 1846 penny. I found my first Queen Victoria
coin on Sunday. Its strange because I found coins from 1897 (the vic), right
through to the 1930's then 60's then 1980's all in a small patch of
woodland, no larger than a big garden. 8 pre-dec coins total plus 4 modern.
Also got the end of a dart (the bomb?), a badge "AU" either torn from the
bonnet of an Austin or an Audi, a live shotgun round and the obligatory egg
custard foil. An excellent couple of hours if i do say so myself, makes up
for those times when ive come away swearing not to search again.

Lee





"John Cutler" <jmc@phoenix-auto.fsnet.co.ukINVALID> wrote in message
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> and before any body points out I know one of them is a 50p piece!
>
> John
> "John Cutler" <jmc@phoenix-auto.fsnet.co.ukINVALID> wrote in message
> news:bkl1st$a4i$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk...
> > went out today for 3 hours and the most valuable thing that I found was
a
> > 1846 penny. I have enclosed a picture of an unknown piece of metal could
> be
> > copper or bronze because of the green discoloration, anybody any idea
what
> > it is?
> >
> > John
> >
> >
> >
>
>