Valuations

This Roman coin was unearthed by Stephen Corner on 24 October.

One of the artefacts found most frequently by detectorists are buckles. The majority are post-medieval in date but earlier examples

This hammered silver coin was unearthed very recently by Roger Paul, who knew it was a halfgroat of Edward III but he said he wasn’t sure of its class

This find was sent in by Robin Dones but it was unearthed by his brother, John. It’s a Roman brooch

This voided short cross penny is another coin from the collection of detecting finds belonging to John Lashmar. Images of

It’s not scarce but any hammered silver coin counts as a good detecting find.

Lots of Elizabeth I coins are unearthed by detectorists but most of them are sixpences or smaller denominations. Therefore, it’s nice when a larger coin turns up.

Some finds are straightforward, others aren’t. Take a look at the coin featured here. It’s a cut quarter penny but to what reign does it belong?

It’s a peculiar looking hammered silver farthing of Edward I and Peter asked if I could say what had happened to it to explain its appearance.

It looks somewhat like a Roman denarius but it isn’t.