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[cudamark]

Well, I finally did it. After over 53 years of metal detecting, I managed to detect and recover a gold coin! Not just any old gold coin, but, a real old gold coin. It's a Celtic quarter stater, initially identified as a Dubnovellaunus from 25 BC to 5 BC. I had to go to England to do it, but, that was half the fun! I also found all sorts of other items too, and I'll post some more photos when I get the time. Right now, I'm still on cloud 9.

 

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[ToddsPoint]

I hate flying on planes but it would be worth it to find that. Congrats!

 

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[jewelerguy]

sweet find!

 

[cudamark]

How does the treasure act affect your find? did you have to leave it there in a museum?

It stays there for now, until it's evaluated to decide if it's treasure or not......probably not. They have better examples of most gold coins, and this apparently is not part of a hoard, so, I'll probably get it in the end. That's pretty much up to them though. I'll either get the coin, or, the value of it.

 

[cudamark]

Here's another coin I found on the same trip. Roman silver baby! Kinda crusty and I don't know the exact I.D. yet, but, still a welcome find. More to come........

 

[cudamark]

Here's the milled silver coins I found. They range from the late 1600's "slick Willie" love token at the bottom, to a 1927 shilling in the upper left. Smallest coin is a 3 pence.

 

[Mackaydon]

Great catch--and rare !!

Stater

Detailed information about the coin Stater

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Don in SoCal

 

[lenmac65]

That coin would look great on the BANNER. Congrats and good luck.

 

[pepperj]

Congratulations on your gold pony.
Sweet!

 

[Blak bart]

Incredible and worthy of my banner vote....congrats Mark !!

 

[Kona Koma]

Well, I finally did it. After over 53 years of metal detecting, I managed to detect and recover a gold coin! Not just any old gold coin, but, a real old gold coin. It's a Celtic quarter stater, initially identified as a Dubnovellaunus from 25 BC to 5 BC. I had to go to England to do it, but, that was half the fun! I also found all sorts of other items too, and I'll post some more photos when I get the time. Right now, I'm still on cloud 9.

Congratulations. Great find.

 

[oldmxrat]

Way to go, big congrats and Banner for sure!

 

[RVRoamer73]

WOW!! It just don't get any better. Congrats!!

 

[CRUSADER]

Congrats on your Celtic Gold!!!

 

[creskol]

W W!!!! Banner find for sure! Congratulations Cudamark!

 

[pepperj]

Here's the milled silver coins I found. They range from the late 1600's "slick Willie" love token at the bottom, to a 1927 shilling in the upper left. Smallest coin is a 3 pence.

Getting a couple of Queen Anns in a hunt is great, well done.

 

[CRUSADER]

Here's another coin I found on the same trip. Roman silver baby! Kinda crusty and I don't know the exact I.D. yet, but, still a welcome find. More to come........

Pretty sure its Hadrian.

 

[CRUSADER]

Great catch--and rare !!

Stater

Detailed information about the coin Stater

en.numista.com

Don in SoCal

Thats a FULL Stater, not a Qrter Stater.

 

[billb]

Well, I finally did it. After over 53 years of metal detecting, I managed to detect and recover a gold coin! Not just any old gold coin, but, a real old gold coin. It's a Celtic quarter stater, initially identified as a Dubnovellaunus from 25 BC to 5 BC. I had to go to England to do it, but, that was half the fun! I also found all sorts of other items too, and I'll post some more photos when I get the time. Right now, I'm still on cloud 9.

Congratulations on your success
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[Gare]

Great find :0 Did they keep it ? I am sure you had to turn it into there historical agency

 

[Mackaydon]

The design is similar to both the full and quater stater. Weight and diameter would help ID the coin. Figure just about 1.3g and 11 mm for a 1/4 stater and about 5.55gm and 17-19 mm in diameter for a full stater.
Don in SoCal.