These appeared on the finds table at a club meeting. Each has a mark where the were stabbed with a pointed object to make sure that they were solid gold.

Reading the details it only seems OK if you detect in the village you live in.

Great news. I will dust of my wellies.

This is what our hobby is about.

A couple of the fields that we detect have "public" footpaths running across them. So it should be OK to detect on either side. ???
(Sign me up for the loony bin please)

This turned up yesterday. Seems quite large for a bag seal.

This one turned up yesterday. It seems to have a date on it.

I think that these treasures are an important part of Greek history and should be returned to the Greek people.

Tomorrow we will visit an empty field. It was planted but there is no rape at all left. It was eaten completely.

This turned up in North Norfolk today.

This one turned up in Deopham, Norfolk. Armfield's Birmingham.

Does this mean I need a bigger finds pouch?

found in Swannington, Norfolk.
1 - 10.09gms 29.97mm x 18.78mm
2 - 4.95gms 27.48mm x 16.20mm
3 - 7.29gms 25.24mm x 17.94mm

do you want bigger pictures ??

Three seals turned up yesterday. One inside another. ???

This small one turned up yesterday in N Norfolk.
E Armfield & Sons, London. ?? Armfield is a Birmingham firm ??