Mystery of the missing hoard:

Tuberale

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May 12, 2010
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Doesn't really sound like a mystery at all, does it?

Story states most were probably found before the contest started. So not the detectorists' fault.
 

Salvor6

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It also says the coins were not 300 years old so they are not treasure trove. Finders keepers.
 

CRUSADER

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Complex Laws. It should have been reported & the likelyhood is they would have got them all back. Its a bad reflect on the dishonesty in our hobby. That's why the few that are honest stand out. (no brainer) Honesty will always prevail.

Those that were trusted & went back for the 150 that were dug out were the real gems. They profited & were willing to share with the landowner.
 

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