This section shows the latest finds of note from club digs and own site
finds.
Henry VI (1422 - 1431) Calais mint 'mule' half groat. The
obverse is Spink 1836 and the reverse is Spink 1862.
George 111 guinea - 1776
Anglo Saxon sceat.
Series E Porcupine/stepped cross Type 53
Cnut short cross penny, York mint.
Harthacnut 1040-42 Arm sceptre type
Moneyer Wulfheard, Gloucester mint
A Edward 111 quarter noble fourth coinage
treaty period
Bronze Age Sword
Found by our club chairman Dave Hutton
whilst on a detecting holiday in Herefordshire.(2019)
It comes from the
Ewart Park phase right at the end of the Bronze Age. The sword
has been deliberately broken in several places before it was buried
in the Bronze Age. This makes the item unusable and acts as
sacrificial offering to the gods. It is quite possible that this is
also done as a show to the local community to demonstrate how
powerful this person was because they were able to destroy and
discard such a valuable item. It also looks like this sword may
have been used as well. There are a number of V shaped notches on
the blade and one sided looks flatter than the other, possibly as a
result of repairing a damaged edge.
Crusader coin - Knights Templar France Phillip
IV Le Bel (1268-1314) struck 1285-1290
Redmarley
Victoria - Gothic Florin 1853 Redmarley
6th-7th century Irish mount - Made in Ireland for the Saxon English
market.
Described as a rare and unparalleled find by Saxon expert
9th century BC Iron Age,11 carat twisted gold ring
Gloucester
George IV guinea 1829
Medieval Silver Seal Matrix (Treasure)
UKDFD record Seal of William de Stintescombe (Stinchcombe a
village in Gloucestershire found some 25 miles away
Cnut half penny - 1025/6 Mint -
Lincoln
Moneyer - Sweartbrand