13th to 17th century gold posy ring found by Morley H. of England. Morley recalls,” I was out on a field that has always been in pasture until this year when the farmer decided to plough and crop it. I waited around another 7 months to get back on to this field once crops were harvested. Now the day I’ve been waiting for eventually came. The crops came off and I armed myself with The Garrett AT-Pro International, spade and Garrett pinpointer. The area where the signal came from had some loose straw about 4 deep lying on the surface so I moved this away and rechecked for signal it was still there. I then dug the plug around 5 deep only to see a bit of yellow band staring at me. I carefully lifted the bit of soil it was surrounded in and could see it was a nice gold ring. “Yes,” I shouted in excitement! I then pushed the rest of the soil through the ring only to reveal it was inscribed with the following words: In thee my choys I do rejoyes I will never forget this the moment and these words will never fade from me. In thee my choys I do rejoyes Thats why I choys Garrett Detectors.
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 13:22:03 +0000
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