Revisiting the Site of Medieval Market
With my Explorer II, I searched the entire strip for signals, and there weren't any! Not even a signal of rusty iron. This was a mystery. No doubt, someone carried out a sample-excavation here and ridded the strip of any targets.
But there were iron and broken signals everywhere else. Finally a good solid signal - first silver coin!
1625 3 Poltorak (or 3 Polker, minted under the rule of Sigismund III Vaza in Poland)
The Coin's Legend on Obverse: SIGIS.3.D.G. REX.P.M.D.L. - Crowhed shield
The Coin's Legend on Reverse: MONE NO REG POLO - 24 within orb dividing
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I wished we arrived here earlier and had more daylight. Now the darkness was enveloping us fast but it wouldn't spoil the upcoming fun.
We turned our head-lamps on and continued. Next, another silver coin showed up in the hole.
1624 3 Poltorak
The Coin's Legend on Obverse: SIGIS.3.D.G. REX.P.M.D.L. - Crowhed shield
The Coin's Legend on Reverse: MONE NO REG POLO - 24 within orb dividing
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