AWESOME COIN SHOOTING! - MINELAB ETRAC METAL DETECTING

Pre-decimal penny 1937. George V Halfpenny. Late pre-decimal halfpenny with the ship on. George V Penny. Ah, very nice. George V Shilling from 1920. In great condition as well. Marvellous. Modern Threepenny bit 1944. George V Penny. Threepenny bit. I think there's something else in there though. That's another Threepenny bit. Two in the same hole. George V Penny. What the heck's that? Ah, it's a modern two shillings. No silver in that one. Ah ha ha ha ha. It's a George V Florin. It's nice. 1922. Another bit of silver. Ah, it's a Florin again. More modern one. Two shillings. And that's a George VI. Not as nice as the George V, but has a silver content nonetheless. Very nice. George V half penny. I've hardly got anything on this old penny. It is... I think it's too worn to find out what the heck it is. Doesn't look mega old. I think it's a young Victoria penny. That's mid 1800s. By God, that took some finding. Took a huge hole for that tiny little modern half pence. Yeah, that's a George VI farthing, I think. Yeah, farthing. It's all crusty, but it should have a wren on that side. And you can see the wren on the back this time. 1942 farthing. For those who don't know, a farthing is, or was, a quarter of one pence. It's a George V penny. Very nice, more silver. It's a George VI sixpence from 1938. Big centrefire casing. 243 I think it says. Don't know. I wouldn't like to be on the receiving end of that anyway. Aha! Silver. And it's... Oh god, it's in good condition. It's a 1943 shilling. George VI, good nick. This is rapidly turning into a coin apocalypse. Nooooooooooo It's not a coin, it's not a coin at all. It looks like the first proper ring that I've found. I can only imagine that it's silver, very good. More silver, yep, 1938 sixpence. George VI, great condition again, happy days.