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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Eduard, post: 298813, member: 8959&quot;]Guys,</p><p>Meet my most exciting metal detecting find ever: found years ago in a forest, at the side of a footpath where people still go for sunday strolls. I was geting ready to pack up and go home after having found 2 dozen or so pull tabs and shells. This signal was very loud, much like a pull tab and i almost decided not to pick it. But somehow it was different i guess, because i did stop</p><p>to dig it up. Boy am i glad that i did!&nbsp; My hear skipped a beat when i slowly realized realized what it was.&nbsp; I am glad i did not damage it since i weas pretty careless digging it up. I have been very fortunate, but nothing like this before.&nbsp; As usual i searched the entire area, but this was a single find.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>So what is it?&nbsp; Gold Noble or Ryal in tabout he name of the English king Edward IV.&nbsp; However, very simlar coins, imitating the original english issues were also struck in the low countries (Gorinchem and Utrecht as fas as i know). It weighs 7.42 grams.&nbsp; Can anybody please help identifying the issue, as well as date of mintage, and the coins grade.&nbsp; It does appear a bit weak</p><p>in places, particularly the reverse. But all in all an amazing condition for a coin like this. </p><p>Thank you[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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