I found this silver artifact about 200 meters on the north side of The Antonine Wall IN Kilsyth, Scotland.
I was using my XP Deus - X35 coil and running the Ultimate program.
The item was about 2'' - 4'' deep on a ploughed and rolled field.
The ''coin'' weighs weighs slighty more than a Queen Victoria shilling.
I don't hold out much hope but any attempt at an identification would be appreciated. The scale on the pictures is 10 millimeters.
Thanks
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IMPORTANT
Before creating an ID request please note you must:
1. include at least 2 photos of the item, both sides of a coin, or two angles of other items.
2. Include a ruler or other form of scale that clearly displays the scale in cm or inches. A coin or written dimensions is not acceptable.
Further information will also help, full guidance is below:
H - Have at least two good sized clear photos.
A - About your detecting day, type of land, depth found.
M - Measure items by doing the pics next to a scale or ruler.
M - Machine used and settings are interesting to other users.
Y - You will always get a better ID if you supply more information.
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Oxgirl36
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Re: Expert Identifier required
No idea but very interesting 
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Re: Expert Identifier required
I`d say it is beyond recognition as far as a positive ID . It looks like its been part melted while under a fire .
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Re: Expert Identifier required
Ah. Too high a setting on the heat source?
What was the heat source, by the way?
Annealing's perfectly safe (with regards the object, though body parts may be at some risk) if controlled. I did once see a youtube vid of a chap attempting to anneal a delicate hammered with a blowtorch powerful enough to have fused rock and the result was... predictable!
What was the heat source, by the way?
Annealing's perfectly safe (with regards the object, though body parts may be at some risk) if controlled. I did once see a youtube vid of a chap attempting to anneal a delicate hammered with a blowtorch powerful enough to have fused rock and the result was... predictable!
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Some sort of electrical gubbins(I'm told it's a Deus). In various colours
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Gin.
Some sort of electrical gubbins(I'm told it's a Deus). In various colours
Jenkins
Gin.
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Re: Expert Identifier required
Did the channel rhyme with best truntry legthefiggis wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 6:46 pmAh. Too high a setting on the heat source?
What was the heat source, by the way?
Annealing's perfectly safe (with regards the object, though body parts may be at some risk) if controlled. I did once see a youtube vid of a chap attempting to anneal a delicate hammered with a blowtorch powerful enough to have fused rock and the result was... predictable!
? I think I would have cried ...
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