Valuations

At first sight this find looks like an early Anglo-Saxon cut halfpenny. Tom Burton believed it to be a coin of Offa but said he wasn’t 100% certain.

This denarius is a coin of Augustus, who was originally known as Octavian and was the great-nephew of Julius Caesar

This one is a medieval buckle of a type that is usually dated to circa 1250-1400

Chris Mcloughlin said he unearthed this coin when he was detecting in Cornwall

All types of farthings of Edward I used to be at least scarce. However, this was before detectorists started to dig them up quite regularly

he coin is obviously a foreigner but where, when and for whom was it struck?

It’s an Elizabeth I halfgroat, examples of which turn up very regularly as detecting finds.

n. The coin is a voided long cross penny of Henry III, which isn’t rare.

Martin’s find is a 9 carat gold finger ring.

The coin is a heavy maiorina of Magnentius, whose dates are AD 350 to 353