robfinds
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Irchr said:are you supposed to report to the GOVT even when you find just one coin? how much do you have to find before they take it away from you and then sell it off? I would want it as much for the historical value as for any monetary value. I would hate to have to turn over every thing I found like that.
Good luck with the auction, I hope it sells highrobfinds said:CheersAntiquarian said:Thanks for letting me know lol! That's how I usually look at 6am when my 7 year old daughter wakes me up too!robfinds said:I woke him from a long sleep, he will get over itAntiquarian said:Is it my imagination or does Edward1V on this coin not look very pleased that he's been found?Nice find robfinds!
. With the field so loaded with pebbles, it was lucky to find it not totally smashed up.
Just thought that I'd post a thread to the ebay auction for your coin as well . . . http://cgi.ebay.com/Edward-1V-Half-Groat-/290453039297?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Coins_BritishHammered_RL&hash=item43a059a8c1
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If you find two coins, either silver or gold, you have to declare them. Just one coin is ok, as long as it's not part of an hoard.Irchr said:are you supposed to report to the GOVT even when you find just one coin? how much do you have to find before they take it away from you and then sell it off? I would want it as much for the historical value as for any monetary value. I would hate to have to turn over every thing I found like that.
Irchr said:are you supposed to report to the GOVT even when you find just one coin? how much do you have to find before they take it away from you and then sell it off? I would want it as much for the historical value as for any monetary value. I would hate to have to turn over every thing I found like that.