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This time I have included the junk and of course the lead ;D I do get my fair share, the roman spoon handle was surface find.  The silver roman ring with the intaglio / stone missing is 2nd century such a shame its damaged. The lump of iron slag is stuck fast to the flint. ;) ;)

i am glad you included the junk,looks like a proper days detecting,some nice finds aswell.

I love that ring pull Paul and the spoon handle and ring are nice as well  ;D ;D. Seriously though mate It's great to see your good finds ;)

There you go Paul, don't you feel better for showing us the crud  ;D  You found a ring pull, I'm jealous. I spent nearly 3 hours on the beach this afternoon and didn't find a single one. ::)

Plenty of Roman, again,  I like the spoon handle, very nice.

Val

Cheers mate Wiltshire is full of roman coins, it's the ring pulls that are hard to find ;) ;D ;)

I do feel better Val :) after 3 hrs on beach you deserve a ring pull Val, are you going again soon to try never give up ;) :-*

I have noticed Paul, your crud is a much better quality than mine. At least it looks like it might be worth at least scrap value. ;) I just annoy the Bin Men with mine  ::)

I hate to say it, after all I've said about Saundersfoot but I think it might be giving up some goodies. I came home with £3.40 and a Folly Farm token (ARGH !!) plus several bits of electrical connectors, a couple of good quality fishing weights (never found in that spot before)  and only one piece of aluminium.  Interestingly the most modern of the coins was 2000.  plus I don't remember ever seeing so many pebbles.  Weird or what.

Val

Nice finds Paul ;) The roman ring would of been lovely :-\

That's beaches for you Val,you just never know when things can turn up, good old Mother Nature eh, keep at it and show us some Bling ::) not long now till the storms do there magic  ;)

Yeh mate I was gutted to see it broke and intaglio missing especially being silver.  ;) ;)