Congratulations on the beautiful hammered silver hammered in amazing condition. They don't come out like that very often! It just goes to show that perseverance on a slow and difficult day pays off! I have had the privilege of finding quite a few Roman fibula over the years and quite often they give off a low number and iffy tone. Great video 👍and happy hunting.
Hi Andy, cheers for your comment buddy. Completely agree, easy to get disheartened but as you know, a single hole can turn the day right around! Happy hunting to you too! !:)
Excellent video and a cracking hammered that, mate. Well done! And I agree with you, it really is strange how the good stuff seems to appear when you've just about given up for the day - never say never and all that.
New subscriber here 👍 some cracking finds in your videos, but have to agree with you, your gold dance is questionable! 🤣 Good luck on your future adventures in the fields and keep up the good work fella 👍
@@TheMidDevonDetectorist thank you so much for the new subscription. It’s been a better first half of a year detecting than I could have ever wished for. Haha the cheesier gold dance the better right? 😉🤣
@CrosbyCollects haha, I totally forgot to do a gold dance, so any is better than none, no matter how suspect the dance! Yeah, you have had some great finds. Good bit of luck and good land really helps. I am hoping to get out a bit more over the coming months, have about 15 permissions I have not even been on 🤣 some permissions I just keep going back to and like yours, they keep providing me with amazing bits 😀
That coin was totally understandably questionably thin! But man what a find! I would love to venture into detecting soon. How did you go about getting your permissions for the fields you're on? I imagine the future about asking farmers / land owners etc and wonder what their general response would be. I'm in the north east of england, and obviously I'd do some research into the history of earlier settlement areas locally, albeit less rich historically than your area, but you literally have a proven roman landmark close by! Has there not been a bombardment of eager detectorists harrassing the land owners for permission for decades before you?? I just think where I am it might not be such a problem for land owners, but for you down south it must be quite tricky. Great video Jake :)
Hello mate, hope you and the missus are well! I am fortunate enough to be a family friend of the farmer for this particular permission. It is really hard to get land to detect on, especially land that hasn't been detected on before. A lot of it is more a case of 'who you know' and getting lucky. I love that you watch the videos but don't detect yourself. Hopefully you'll see what an amazing hobby it is and get out there yourself :D You can hire equipment from clubs that do group digs, may be worth having a look if you're serious mate. Thanks as always for your comment!
Well I ain’t ever seen one come out like that!😮 BUT it was truly incased in mud maybe that saved it definitely looks like it was minted then dropped!😮 deserve it mate that ground looks tough!!😮
Congratulations on the beautiful hammered silver hammered in amazing condition. They don't come out like that very often! It just goes to show that perseverance on a slow and difficult day pays off! I have had the privilege of finding quite a few Roman fibula over the years and quite often they give off a low number and iffy tone.
Great video 👍and happy hunting.
Hi Andy, cheers for your comment buddy. Completely agree, easy to get disheartened but as you know, a single hole can turn the day right around!
Happy hunting to you too! !:)
That hammered is incredible mate! Well done 👍👍
@@Hiddensuffolkdetecting thank you buddy! Looking forward to seeing your next vid when it’s out 😁
Great video, I had my first small Fibula on a 17 on the manticore a couple of weeks ago.
Ah thats amazing mate, that's a bucket lister for me. Congratulations!
Hard work and perseverance and you'll be rewarded, well done with a really lovely coin. As always you're videos are very entertaining 😊
Gorgeous hammered - well done
Thanks Mark! :D
Well done lovely hammered
Thank you Terrell!
That hammered is a beauty. No wear at all, so incredible for its age.
Unbelievable isn't it. One of my favourites for sure.
Excellent video and a cracking hammered that, mate. Well done! And I agree with you, it really is strange how the good stuff seems to appear when you've just about given up for the day - never say never and all that.
Thank you mate, proof is in the pudding! Hope you're keeping well!
New subscriber here 👍 some cracking finds in your videos, but have to agree with you, your gold dance is questionable! 🤣 Good luck on your future adventures in the fields and keep up the good work fella 👍
@@TheMidDevonDetectorist thank you so much for the new subscription. It’s been a better first half of a year detecting than I could have ever wished for. Haha the cheesier gold dance the better right? 😉🤣
@CrosbyCollects haha, I totally forgot to do a gold dance, so any is better than none, no matter how suspect the dance!
Yeah, you have had some great finds. Good bit of luck and good land really helps. I am hoping to get out a bit more over the coming months, have about 15 permissions I have not even been on 🤣 some permissions I just keep going back to and like yours, they keep providing me with amazing bits 😀
That coin was totally understandably questionably thin! But man what a find! I would love to venture into detecting soon. How did you go about getting your permissions for the fields you're on? I imagine the future about asking farmers / land owners etc and wonder what their general response would be. I'm in the north east of england, and obviously I'd do some research into the history of earlier settlement areas locally, albeit less rich historically than your area, but you literally have a proven roman landmark close by! Has there not been a bombardment of eager detectorists harrassing the land owners for permission for decades before you?? I just think where I am it might not be such a problem for land owners, but for you down south it must be quite tricky. Great video Jake :)
Hello mate, hope you and the missus are well! I am fortunate enough to be a family friend of the farmer for this particular permission. It is really hard to get land to detect on, especially land that hasn't been detected on before. A lot of it is more a case of 'who you know' and getting lucky.
I love that you watch the videos but don't detect yourself. Hopefully you'll see what an amazing hobby it is and get out there yourself :D You can hire equipment from clubs that do group digs, may be worth having a look if you're serious mate.
Thanks as always for your comment!
Congratulations on the absolutely perfect coin 👌👌
@@addwithadz thanks buddy, it’s a cracker isn’t it!
Nice video Jacob,
I've got a little idea I'm going to email you about
Great video as always still not been out hope to get out soon keep them coming shaune in Kent 👍👍👍
@@ShauneinKent thanks Shaune, hoping you can get out soon buddy’
Well I ain’t ever seen one come out like that!😮 BUT it was truly incased in mud maybe that saved it definitely looks like it was minted then dropped!😮 deserve it mate that ground looks tough!!😮
Superb hammered and have had them in the same condition but it is all down to the soil
Thanks mate, gives me hope for any others that may be in that field!
@@CrosbyCollects Hope there are more and good luck
i have a feeling that this lad is subscribed to the scottish detectorist😆good finds mah guy🤙
@@coffeeunit5217 Haha how did you guess! He’s the guy who inspired me to get into detecting! 👍🏽😁
@@CrosbyCollects just the way you talk and stuff 😄👍 he got me in to the hobby aswell its a super fun
@@CrosbyCollects ment that in a good way ofc😄
I would have been proud of that find. The only thing that I have found is an indian head five cent piece.
Keep at it mate, stuff will come up for you! :)