Roman coins: eight in total, comprising five from the 4th century AD, four of which were identifiably from the Magnentius period (AD 350 - 353). The other three coins were barbarous radiates from the mid - to late 3rd century AD. Also found was a Roman brooch fragment of the 1st - 2nd century AD.

Non-Roman finds: From the 14th and 15th century an Edward III half groat (1351/2), a spur buckle, a clasp fastener, and a lead weight of standard design with integral loop was found. From the 16th to 18th century there were numerous coins, including an Elizabeth I silver 3d (1582) and 6d (1567), a Charles II silver 3d (1660-1662), William III farthing and 6d (1695-1699), and many low denomination coins of Georges I, II and III (1723-1807). Also found were a Tudor clothes fastener, a decorated belt loop, jettons and shoe buckles.

Full Catalogue:

Watch Key - 19th C
George III Halfpenny - Soho Mint, Birmingham, 4th Issue - 1807
Belt Loop- Decorated - c17th C
Blank Coin - No date
Shoe Buckle - 18th C
George I Farthing - Second Issue - 1723
5 George III Halfpenny - Soho Mint, Birmingham, 3rd Issue - 1799
Druids Head - Halfpenny Token of Parys Mine Company - 1780's
Lead Token - c 17th-18th C
Thimble - c18th C
Lead Weight - Standing Design with Integral Loop - c13th-14th C
George II Halfpenny - 1746-54
3 Roman Coin - Magnentius - A.D 350-53
Shoe Buckle - c 1690-1720
Lead Weight - No date
Stud Chape from a Shoe Buckle - c 1660-1720
Roman Brooch fragment - featuring spring mechanism - 1st-2nd Century A.D.
Charles II Three-pence - Crown Mintmark - 1660-62
George III Shilling - Forgery - 1820
George III Halfpenny - Soho Mint, Birmingham, 4th Issue - 1806-07
Clothes Fastener - Featuring integral sewing loops - c17th C
George II Cartwheel Penny, Soho Mint, Birmingham, 2nd Issue - 1797
Crotal Bell - Broken - 18th to early 19th C
George VI Threepence - Nickel Brass, 1st Issue - 1944
Lead Weight - Crude Design - No date
Victoria Halfpenny - 1886
Roman Coin - Barbarous Radiate, Imitation produced in Britain - Mid to Late 3rd Century A.D.
Musket Shot - Twin Shot - c17th C
Bronze Artefact - No date
Roman Coin of Magnentius - Featuring Chi-Rho Design - A.D.350-53
Lead Trade Weight - No date
George VI Three-pence - 1944
7 Musket Ball - 17th/18th Century
George II Halfpenny - 1729-54
Strap or Belt Loop - Mid to Late 16th Century
Blank Coin/Crude Weight - No date
Elizabeth I Sixpence - 3rd Issue - 1567
George II Halfpenny - Irish Issue - 1760
2 George III Halfpenny - 1806-07
2 Victoria Halfpenny - 1861
Victoria Farthing - 1860
George II Halfpenny - 1740-5
Lead Weight featuring the number: 1 - No date
Thimble - Late 18th C
2 Musket Ball - Small Calibre from a Flintlock/Percussion Weapon - 18th to early 19th C
Musket Ball - from a ‘Brown Bess’ Musket - Late 18th to early 19th C
Lead Spindle Whorl - No date
Elizabeth I Three-pence - 1582
George III Halfpenny, 1st Issue - 1771
Victoria Bun Head Farthing - 1838-60
Shoe Buckle - 1660-1720
Lead Weight, possibly used to weigh down a net - No date
Jetton or Trading Counter - c15th-18th C
Crotal Bell - 18th to early 19th C
George III Halfpenny - 1st Issue - 1770-75
Victoria Halfpenny - 1867
George III Halfpenny - 1807
George III Halfpenny - 1806-07
George V Penny - 1920
Victoria Halfpenny - 1858
Victoria Halfpenny - 1863
William III Farthing - 1690's
Leather Workers Palm Guard - c17th-19th C
Georgian Farthing - 18th C
George III Halfpenny - 4th Issue - 1806-07
Tudor Clothes Fastener - 16th C
Edward III Half Groat - 4th Coinage of the Pre-Treaty Period - 1351-52
William III Farthing - 1695-99
George VI Three-pence - 1941
William III Sixpence - Norwich Mint - 1697
Thimble - Late 19th to early 20th C
2 Victoria Halfpenny - 1862
George V Halfpenny - 1926
2 Roman Coin - Barbarous Radiate - Mid to Late 3rd C
Spectacle Buckle - Plain style with traces of black lacquer - c1350-1650
Trade Weight - Local verification mark of Nottingham: ½ oz - Mid to Late 19th C
Clasp Fastener - 14th C
George V Penny - 1916
Victoria Penny - 1861
Token - Private Issue - 1640-70
George VI Halfpenny - 1944
Spur Buckle - c13th - 14th C

South Nottinghamshire Field Detectives, 2017, Romano-British Finds from Sewage Works Field Near Cropwell Bishop, South Nottinghamshire (Unpublished document). SNT5723.