Friday Update: 17 November 2023
“Must see” gold torc on display. Finds do well at auction. Roman asparagus knife handle. Reader’s “very rare” Henry I penny
Read More“Must see” gold torc on display. Finds do well at auction. Roman asparagus knife handle. Reader’s “very rare” Henry I penny
Read MoreGold, Gold, Gold – Queen Edith’s ring to be sold, Reader’s Angel of Henry VII and a half Angel of Henry VIII. Except the last one’s a fake. PAS: Phoenix Pure.
Read MoreSilver beats gold in readers finds. Treasure finds set new record in 2022. Does gold ring belong to a plague survivor?
Read MoreOn 2 November 2023, DCMS released some statistics on the reported treasure finds for 2021 with provisional figures for 2022.
Read MoreReaders Danelaw imitation is an “important find”. Noonans sell rare recent finds. “Flabbergasted” detectorist sells his gold. PAS: a naughty boy and a tortoise
Read MoreRob Thompson was detecting in a field near Sutton Cheney in 2021 when he got a signal and dug down
Read More“Outstanding” quarter stater find that rewrites history. We also have a gold stater in readers finds. PAS Finds: Love and Loyalty seal matrix – what was it for?
Read MoreAll detectorists dream of finding a gold coin. Imagine if that coin was minted for a previously unknown king and
Read MoreNine readers finds include an Edward the Confessor penny. Two bargain coins unearthed in a junk shop. PAS: Deciphering a Russian flax seal and “Is this Treasure?”
Read More9 Readers finds include early milled and Irish penny of Richard III. Roman cavalry swords are a “remarkable find”. And, the head of Mithras.
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