Club News
Finds of the Year – 2012
Here are the results of the 2012 Find and Finder of the year awards. The presentation went well with a new First Prize winner Kev Benning.
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Welcome To Our Club
Welcome to your club website. My name is Ken Marshall and I am the club sites officer and webmaster. I liaise with farmers and landowners in order to organise the sites where we go to for a dig each week.
The Oxford Blues Metal Detecting Club was formed over 18 years ago,and consists of a small informal group of enthusiasts who meet monthly at the British Legion, Littlemore.
Most members have been detecting for many years and have attained a vast knowledge of detecting and it’s associated activities. One of our members has been with the Club since its commencement.
Find further information discover more here.
Club Activities
Finds of the Year – 2012
Here are the results of the 2012 Find and Finder of the year awards. The presentation went well with a new First Prize winner Kev Benning.
Finds of the Year – 2011
Here are the results of the 2011 Find and Finder of the year awards. Weather better than last year as there was no snow. A good attendance and buffet provided by Mick and helpers. The presentation went well with a new 1st prize winner Dave Connor. A big raffle again – Top Prize a Whites
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Finds of the Month
Finds of the Month April 2013 Finds of the month March 2013 Coins 1st – Phil Pearce – Addedomarus Stater 2nd – Rob Wadley – Henry v1 3rd -
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Club Services
Lost Something of Value? In fact it could be anything metallic that has been misplaced or lost. We don’t charge a fee, all we ask for…[Read more here...]
News Breaking Finds
PALS FIND £10M TREASURE HAUL OF COINS AFTER 30-YEAR SEARCH TWO amateur archeologists were celebrating last night after uncovering a hoard of 50,000 Iron Age coins worth up to £10million. Reg Mead and Richard Miles spent 30 years scouring fields in Jersey with metal detectors after hearing rumours about ancient treasure being buried on the land.
Upload Your Images
Upload Your Finds Here or View Images Already Listed This is where you can upload your latest finds, view finds already listed or reply to someone’s posting…[Click here to list your latest finds, or view finds already listed...]
