Sunday morning hunt with big and small finds.

[Willems]

Today was a good hunting day with no wind.
So i dicided to give my Deus a swing.
I find a lot coins but the where in verry bad condition.
I still did some good finds in the morning.
The finds:
A piece off an cannonball 16/1700.
Unfortunately not in one piece.
Duit Holandia 1766.
Duit Frizia 1686.
The coins are named after our province.
A small , we call them here in Dutch zakheilige( A pocketholy)
People in the early days carry them in there pockets for protection.
Its from 18/1900.
16/1700 are made from copper.
And the round lead disc between the muskets is a discweight 16/1700.
Unfortunately no marks on it.

Well this is it.
Hope i typted correct.

Greetings from the other side.

[aloldstuff]

Everybody on this side of the pond would love to find a 1600's coin. :congrats: on all your keepers.

[starman2]

:congrats: on some interesting finds! I like the statue!! Awesome old coins! WTG!

[Skamaniac]

Can you remember how deep these pieces were found?

[CODY]

Very nice finds. :congrats:

[Willems]

The cannonball about 17 inches.

[Lodge Scent]

Very cool finds !

[Tony Two-Cent]

Wonderful finds, Willem! :clapping:

I love seeing the type of items you find over there. Very exotic coins and relics to us.

Is the Pocket Holy made out of silver?

I love the 1686 and 1766 coins! :loveit:

:congrats:

[Willems]

I have one in silver.
This one isnt. :thumbsdown:

But yes thats why im here.
To show you guys what im finding here.

[jkress]

It is exciting to see the items you find here at American Detectorist. Awesome oldies!! |:confused:) Even better they are in fantastic shape. :smitten:

Keep posting your hunts Willems. I always look forward to them. :->

[ca76]

Some the artifacts people are finding are fascinating (for me, especially those relating to Colonial and Early America).