Rewarded with a Silver Locket.

My best finds today with the 5p piece to show size comparison.

Today the SHMDC hosted a charity dig at Gappah Farm in Devon and with club members and some invites it was a very good turn out despite the weather first thing. Finds were slow coming but some hammered did turn up during the day.

I have not been out metal detecting for ages and really enjoyed today. Was great to be out and to meet up with members of the club again and meeting some new and old friends from around the net.

The going was tough with loads of foil turning up with every second or third signal but perseverance paid off and I was rewarded with a lovely small silver locket. Well, I think its a locket. Also had a couple of the usual copper grots and a few buttons, but I have also put up a couple of objects that seem to be a little interesting.

Top view of locket.
Side View.
Bottom View.
Sunday 23 August 2015.
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12 comments:

  1. Dick Stout24 August 2015 at 13:35

    Nice find...does the locket open?

    Can not imagine living in the UK with all it's history. Makes every find one to ponder and research.....

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    1. Janner5325 August 2015 at 00:51

      Cheers Dick. I did try to open it but it won't budge, am scared to use too much force.

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  2. P2Pinvested26 August 2015 at 19:32

    Good too see you back Janner, wondered where you had got too. Great finds them, that locked is really nice.

    Andy

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  3. Janner5327 August 2015 at 00:42

    Glad to be back thanks Andy. Boy I missed it :)

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  4. Matthew11 October 2015 at 10:30

    Nice locket, Janner....cool find.

    My father and I are hoping soon, to trade in our 2 x Garrett Euroace and 2 x Cscope 4pi for 2 of the following:

    XP Deus, 11" coil, WS4 headphones, but no remote (coz were skint...lol)

    Actually, may keep the PI machines, as not much beats them on the wet sand.....Even though i've found absolutely nothing!

    Well, unless you include approx 20p in clad, foil, more foil, and even more foil...lol.

    wanna swap some 'vintage' foil for that locket? lol.

    Nice one mate.

    Keep up the good work

    Matt.

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  5. Unknown8 April 2016 at 06:58

    thanks for your sharing, it is really great, great article, great pictures and great finds.

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  10. Kartikmeyan36912 February 2020 at 07:55

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  11. Paul18 April 2020 at 20:11

    Awesome slogan: "not all gold and silver". It's truth which almost nobody saying..

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