Valuations

The coin is a denarius of Titus, who was he elder son of Vespasian.

It’s a Roman denarius of Antoninus Pius, whose dates are AD 138 to 161.

I was told that it was found during 2019, which was a lucky period for the finder as this was his third gold item for that year.

This coin was unearthed by a detectorist who preferred to remain anonymous. It’s a Roman denarius and not many come in better condition than this one.

Robin Dones is the finder of this rather attractive groat of Henry VI. It was unearthed from a field in

This is the second groat of Henry VI found by Robin Dones, in the same field as another coin of the same reign and denomination

Pictured here is a gold half sovereign of Victoria, which was found by John Lashmar whilst he was out detecting.

It’s a quite decent denarius of Antoninus Pius, whose dates are AD 138 to 161, which was sent in five minutes after it had been unearthed.

This small coin is roughly the same size as a 15th century English hammered silver halfpenny

Damon Ward said that on the 13th of October he was following a farmer’s tractor as it turned over the soil.