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25.11.2018 For 159 Prague groschen 136 thousand crowns 25. 11. 2018

25.11.2018 For 159 Prague groschen 136 thousand crowns

Viky
11401 55
The Liberec Region has decided to motivate treasure finders to hand over rare artefacts. The man who discovered 159 Prague groschen in the forest near Vysoké nad Jizerou was therefore rewarded with CZK 136 920, which is twice as much as the man should have received.
18.11.2017 Roman coins at the water park

18.11.2017 Roman coins at the water park

Viky
5262 6
Four years ago, archaeologists set to work in the area of Pasohlávky, where the largest aquapark in South Moravia is located today. They discovered part of a Roman gold coin and many other artefacts. The site is one of the richest archaeological sites in the country.
The largest Roman hoard of silver coins in Bavaria

The largest Roman hoard of silver coins in Bavaria

Elmara
39161 6
Urban archaeologists in Augsburg, Germany, have uncovered a record-breaking Roman silver treasure. A beautifully preserved set of several thousand silver denarii from the 1st and 2nd century. century was found along with other artefacts near the city's oldest quarter, Oberhausen, on the site of a planned residential development.
Unique silver coin depot found in world's toughest prison

Unique silver coin depot found in world's toughest prison

GM4PRO
30927 1
Tasmania's Port Arthur Prison is notorious for its appalling conditions, strict rules and harsh sentences. Escape from the penal colony was virtually impossible. Convicts were not allowed to carry money. So how did a 180-year-old set of silver shillings end up on the floor of the prison workshop, and who buried it there?
The farthest coin

The farthest coin

unknown
14156 43
Dear colleagues, just out of interest, please tell us what is the most remote, most exotic coin /place of discovery-origin of the coin/ you have found. The coin should date back to 1939 when regular airline service across the Atlantic began.
28 Sep 2006 Speleologists discover over 800 coins 28. 9. 2006

28 Sep 2006 Speleologists discover over 800 coins

Viky
9338 2
The treasure from the thirteenth century was acquired fifteen years ago by the Central Bohemia Region. Over 800 silver coins were discovered by two amateur speleologists while searching for new caves. The hoard was found in a ceramic container hidden under stones.
Pensioner hiding £75,000 coin collection

Pensioner hiding £75,000 coin collection

Viky
11606 5
A rare collection of coins was hidden by seventy-two-year-old John Cross of Canterbury. Experts say it's worth £75,000 and contains some really rare coins. The treasure was only discovered after the pensioner's death. He was living alone in a caravan.

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