The Egyptian Ceremonial dagger of King Ahmose I, made of gold, electrum, copper alloy and semi-precious stones. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1550-1524 BC. From the Tomb of Queen Ahhotep, Draβ Abu el-Nagaβ, West Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 4666.
Just seen this stunning Anglo Saxon Aestel posted online and found by a lucky XP metal detector user (Glenn M) what a cracker.. well found. #metaldetecting
Iβve had a funny sort of day in the sunshine. 1 coin a new penny. 2 imperial yeomanry and lead buttons. Some curious smooth sided lead objects. Cog/spur. Spindle whorl. 2 circular mounts on with leather on. A lead flip coin. Help always appreciated. #metaldetecting
I would very much appreciate your help in identifying this penny short cross hammered coin I found before sunset this afternoon. Is that a Henry I? John? Henry III? #hammeredcoin#metaldetecting#deusxp
This 1917 standing liberty quarter caused quite the hubbub when released. If you look closely the designer included a wardrobe malfunction. The mint had to quickly create the type 2 with liberty a little more clothed. #saturdaynightcoinshow#coin