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Return to Prehistory - Whites Coinmaster 5000/D

Return to Prehistory - Whites Coinmaster 5000/D

Elmara
4837 18
Thanks to our service centre, we get various "digs". Gradually, we will be filming the individual detectors and each month we would like to add one as a reminder of times long past.
Detectorists discover Scotland's largest medieval coin hoard

Detectorists discover Scotland's largest medieval coin hoard

GM4PRO
10714 4
A huge collection of 700-year-old silver coins has been found in a field near the village of Dunscore in Dumfries using metal detectors. Archaeologists are talking about an absolutely amazing discovery. The hoard is now being catalogued by experts, and is likely to be worth hundreds of thousands of pounds...
Black Friday on LP

Black Friday on LP

Elmara
21356 0
We hope you will get a real shock with several items! The promotion is valid while stocks last!
A unique Roman gold coin of incredible value has been sold

A unique Roman gold coin of incredible value has been sold

GM4PRO
52820 10
One of the two known gold coins of the quattrino type of Emperor Maxentius from around 308 AD, which depicts the rebuilding of the Temple of Venus in Rome, sold at auction for a huge sum on 2 November. Initial estimates ranged from $100,000 to $200,000, but the final price far exceeded expectations.
He hid a Celtic chieftain's ring worth £30,000 in a cupboard

He hid a Celtic chieftain's ring worth £30,000 in a cupboard

Viky
6702 8
For almost thirty years, a collector hid a rare Celtic chieftain's ring in a cupboard, which was discovered in Yorkshire by a prospector with a metal detector. The jewel dates from around 100 BC. The collector is likely to come into a nice chunk of change. Experts say the jewel is worth around £30,000.

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