NCMD Dispute: “Four Regions” launch website
By now every detectorist should be aware that the NCMD has broken apart. The new regime that gained control not
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News
Friday Update – 10 September 2021
The story of Henry Murdac, the issuer of a penny of Stephen. A badge of Anne of Brittany and how this became part of France. DNW auction results.
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Friday Update – 3 September 2021
NCMD withdraw offer of mediation, again. Reader’s finds: George III sovereign. PAS finds: almost unique denarius of Carausius. News; Earl’s vervel is Treasure. Plus, Auction News
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Earl of Montgomery’s vervel declared treasure
A 17th Century heraldic vervel (hawking ring) was declared Treasure last week.
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NCMD’s offer of mediation is withdrawn (twice)
The NCMD made two offers of mediation were made to the four disaffected regions. Both were withdrawn when these four didn’t meet NCMD’s pre-conditions.
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Friday Update – 27 August 2021
Readers finds include a Henry VIII groat of York and a Charles I penny of Oxford. PAS finds has a seal matrix of the Priory at Mottisfont. Plus, Hansons auction results from today
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Friday Update – 20 August 2021
My plea for mediation in the NCMD dispute. 7 readers finds include an exceptional Henry VIII halfpenny. News of the second largest Charles I hoard. Plus Auction and PAS news.
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NCMD dispute – A plea for mediation
As most detectorists should be aware, the representatives of the Yorkshire, Midlands, Western and Southern have been deeply worried about
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Lindsey hoard is declared Treasure
Last Friday (August 13th), a hoard of coins stashed in the reign of Charles I during the English Civil War was been declared treasure
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Friday Update – 13 August 2021
11 Readers finds: Edward IV quarter ryal, Edward III noble; is a George III half guinea a fake? 3 Treasure reports. PAS: penny of Edward, Count of Bar; why has a penny of John been tightly wound?
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