| MEMBERS FINDS - COINS |
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| These two beautiful Silver Coins were found several years ago by club member Bill Stevenson Left : A Stater of the Coritani Tribe also known as Coritelvu, an East Midlands tribe of 50BC. Below : A Denarius of Vitelius dating from 2nd Century AD. This Emperor was eventually murdered by his own Troops. |
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| Another of Bill's Collection , an Edward l Half Groat. 1272-1307 |
| This Coin is known as a Tealby Penny due to the distortion of its shape and the man who first came across them. Henry ll is the monarch and it's date is 1154-85. This Coin was found by Lee Wagstaff |
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| Meanwhile in Scotland Alexander lll was on the Throne - and this coin of the second issue is Circa 1280. It was found by Colin Corden. |
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| 1558-1603 and Elizabeth l is our Queen. This Sixpence was found by member Keith Pay |
| As with the Artefact Page - all these coins have appeared over the Years on our Find of the Month Table . Also as with the Arefact photo's, they take time to appear, but are worth the wait!! |
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| James l of England - Vl of Scotland - 1603 - 25 - is next on parade !! This Sixpence was found by George Baker. |
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| This is a Half Groat of Charles l (1625 - 49) and it was found by John Sale. |
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| And this little Beauty is a George lll Spade Guinea.1760- 1820 It gets its knick name from the Spade shape of the Shield on the Reverse side. Found by Terry Hall |
| George ll 1727-60 . This beautiful gold Half Guinea was probably bent on purpose to form a Love Token . It was found by Trevor Arthur |
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| FINALLY _ TWO LITTLE FOREIGNERS - |
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| Charles the Bold Double Stuiver - also known as Double Patards. 1467-77 Europian Coinage. Found by Terry Hall |
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| And Finally .... This little Chappie kept us all guessing for a while - including it's finder Terry Keeling. Treasure Hunting Mag gave us the answer when it identified an identical coin as being Venitian. |
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