I have not been out all week due to hurricane like weather here in Germany.  Today the weather was better, but not much, high winds and a little rain.  Thought I would give it a try and it was not bad all bundled up.  I detected for about 1.5 hours then my batteries died, I may have a weak battery as all but one still had sufficient voltage and I did not have many hours on the freshly charged batteries.  The only spare batteries I had were in my camera, no problem I thought, back to the car, changed batteries, turned on the machine and back to the field.  About half way to the spot, the machine turned off, hmmm?  Turned it back on and noted low batts then it shutdown again, spare camera batteries were also low.  Oh CRUD!!!  Still had two spare batteries in the car but, the wind and rain picked up big time and I just took it as a sign, give it up!  I had already found 12 coins and few relics.  Here's the field I detected today, I was detecting around that dog leg spot in the middle.  Have always thought that spot only looked good and would not give up anything.

The relics.  A musket ball, a button and I'm not sure what the other two items are.

Obverse of six coins, the 12 coins date from 1875-1950.

Reverse.

Obverse of the other six coins.

Reverse.  Had a nice hunt, I want to say the weather was bad but it was good for January 20th.  HH, Mike

Schöne Funde, Mike !! 

Was ist das kleine Ding mit den 4 Löchern auf Bild 2 ????

So eins habe ich auch gefunden, weiss aber nicht, was das ist.

Dito, schon mehrfach

Nur so ne 
Man kann es auf dem Bild nicht genau genug erkennen, aber könnte es nicht ein Scharnier sein um einen "Holzdeckel" mit der "Schachtel zu verbinden.

Gruß
Michael 

Hallo Mike


Gibts bei euch keine römer weil du immer so neue Sachen findest 


Gruß
Sternensucher

Leider gibts keine Roemer bei uns!    Aber, Dienstag 6/2/07 hab ich einer termin in Trier bei den LDA fuer meine genehmigung.    MFG, Mike

Hallo Mike


Na dann wirds auch mit den funden klappen.

Gruß
Sternensucher

Ab April es geht los, hoefentlich, Roemisch, Keltisch und Bronze zeit!  MFG, Mike