Detecting in the News

Suffolk detectorist finds rare 15th century spoon valued at between £12,000 – £18,000

On 17 May 2022, Noonans (the new name for DNW) are to auction the Vale of Pewsey hoard of Roman

Do you fancy having the opportunity to go detecting, with three mates, on a 1,300 acres of ancient Dorset downland

The Malmesbury hoard of 1266 Roman coins will go on display today (8 April 2022) at the Athelstan Museum in

Experienced detectorists will be used to hearing far-fetched tales about detecting finds. Those outside the hobby would consider many tales

As fans of the show will know, St Micheal’s Rooms in Framlingham was the HQ of Danebury metal Detecting Club

Eagle-eyed readers might remember seeing this find a few months back in my article on a reader’s find: Roman Knife

A gold revolving bevel ring, the star lot in Hansons auction, sells for well above estimate

The Throckenholt Cross is a detecting find from 2019. DNW sold it in their auction on 15 March 2022 for

DNW held an auction on 8/9 March 2022 of coins, tokens and historical medals. The full catalogue can be found