Around The World Hunting For Treasure

13/07/2020

09/07/2020

A little treats after a long treasure hunting day 😍

08/07/2020

Coins that have been underground or in salt sea water for any length of time are usually badly tarnished/corroded.
Coins on the photo are no older than 30 years...
Respect your money, they will find a way to pay you back...

19/01/2020

one day in beautiful beach in galicia spain

11/06/2019

An Ancient Roman Gold Coin Found in a Field Just Sold for €550,000 in Auction!

It was a very lucky day for 30 years old metal Detectorist from Kent, UK.
The 1,700-year-old coin, an ancient Roman aureus, depicts the face of Allectus, a finance minister in Roman Britain who usurped the crown by murdering the sitting emperor, Carausius.
The proceeds from the sale will be split between the finder and the landowner.

27/05/2019

A couple in Slovakia found a treasure of silver and gold coins dug by ... wild boars!

The married couple were walking in the mountains when they saw an area devoured by the wild boars. They noticed pieces of ceramics and old silver and gold coins. They called for archeologists.
They found a treasure of silver and gold coins from the 15th and 16th centuries. Now they will get 100% of the value of their discovery!

According to the law in Slovakia, if the finder reports his discovery immediately, he is entitled to a reward of 100% of the value of the find.
The treasure was buried at a small depth of about 20 cm, which means that the person who hid it 500 years ago rather hurried.

27/05/2019

Did you ever hear about Mudlarking?
If you've ever been to London, I'm sure you saw people searching for something in Thames, I did many times.
No, it's not about the cute stones...
In London there is more than 50 Thames mudlarkers, who have obtained a special permit from the Port of London Authority to carry out explorations of the Thames foreshore.
Every day, they find Roman coins, Elizabethan dress-pins, medieval pottery, WWII munitions, and modern-day artefacts.
The archeological objects are worth thousands of pounds, some are unique, exclusive collectible objects worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.
First they try to sell the items to the museum, if the museum isn't interested, they sell it private or keep it for their own collections.

26/05/2019

What Baiona's algs are hiding...
Can you imagine a more healthy and pleasant sport?