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Meanwhile, Geny had also found several more coins and other items to add to her finds pouch so she was well ahead of me finds-wise. The farm concerned was one where we had previously recovered a hoard of over 300 pieces of Roman silver comprised of a mixture of coins, brooches and chopped up hack silver items (Figs.1-3). The Roman silver hoard in its entirety (above), the pennanular brooch (inset) and various Roman coins contained in the hoard (left). [Extracted from the article]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including the discovery of a silver cufflink from the Charles II era, another on coastal trading sites, and another on the job of the organizer of a rally or dig.

The article reports on several coins and artefacts detected by Crewe and Nantwich Metal Detection Services (MDS) in Great Britain in 2016 which include Henry VIII full gold angel, Roman coin of Antoninus, and Bronze Age chisel.

The article presents a report from the Crew & Nantwich Metal Detecting Society and photographs of finds of the month including a silver denarius of Antoninus Pius and a Medieval vesica seal matrix found by Keith Pay, and a silver denarius of Marcus Arelius found by Neil Bradley.

The article offers information on the September meeting of Crewe & Nantwich MDS metal detecting club in England in 2014 where detectorist Mike Farrington received the Coins of the Month for his Henry III voided long cross penny.

An obituary for antique digger Ron Daley, a long-time member of the Crewe & Nantwich metal detector society (MDS), is presented.

An obituary for Geoff Dickinson, member of the Crewe & Nantwich Metal Detecting Society, is presented.

The article reports on winners of the Crewe & Nantwich Metal Detecting Society's Finds of the Month competition including the 1551-1553 Edward VI shilling from Keith Pay, the Roman fibula brooch from Mike Wright and the clay pipe from Mike Wright.

The article offers information on the finds of the Crewe and Nantwich Metal Detecting Society (MDS) including a gilded Victorian buckle, coins and a Victorian ceramic cube gaming piece.