Jack Lange Special Finds

[JeffP]

Went out today and found some "stuff" and some coins .


Not sure of the date of the coin with the Roman figure on it , I think it says 1901 . How can I clean these ?

A bullet shell ,,, never seen anything like this and I am a shooter as well .



Any ideas on what the cube thing is ? Also found a pendant at the Church ,, need to clean it as well .


Found these as well , two are lead , one is copper . When I found the biggest one , it looked like and felt like a dirty Nugget , had my heart racing until I cleaned it and found out it was just lead


And some of the other stuff .

 

[LonelySilver]

Nice job on the 1901 british penny, i found a 1901 yesterday. cool relics.

 

[AngerManagement]

22 bb bullet.

used these in the shed to shoot rats.

 

[Sandta]

Cool variety
That pendant looks similar to the one i found last sunday

 

[JeffP]

22 bb bullet.

used these in the shed to shoot rats.

Cheers mate ,,, I have never seen them before .

 

[crustydog]

Some nice finds mate.you did well

 

[Wally69]

Lead cube looks like a lead seal; does it has holes in the sides where wire has rusted out and possibly an indication that the sides have been pressed?

Found a similar one near an old railway station the other day, cargo or a bottle of fine whiskey is my question.

 

[rocketaroo]

So many relic finds being posted The cube looks cool, are the other sides just plain?

 

[treasureman]

Nice finds, what detector are you using? The coins are cool 1911 is a nice one.

 

[JeffP]

The cubes sides are plain , the botom has a slight divet and I can feel something spiky , maybe broken off wire .

I am using a cheap Ebay detector . One that Jack Lange sells for $300

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Deep-Tar...22?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item51b5420946

 

[Goldpick]

Nice collection of finds on the Jack Lange detector, seems to be doing the job just fine. With regards to cleaning the pennies, I usually just give them a light clean in warm soapy water to get most of the soil off, but not to the stage of removing the green patina coating. A soak in olive oil brings them up nicely whilst protecting the coin from further oxidation, just soak up any excess oil on the faces with a paper towel.

 

[JeffP]

Cheers Goldpick