Gold treasure found in Norfolk

Gold, unlike many other investments, lasts for many centuries. 131 coins were discovered in a field, found by someone who wants to remain anonymous and was on his way with a metal detector. A policeman had found ten coins, wanted to sell them and was put behind bars for 16 months for it.

The find dates from the same period as the Sutton Hoo ship burial, which contained rich silver objects. This was a ship grave with grave goods. These silver objects can be seen today in the British Museum in London. Perhaps the 131 coins now discovered will also find their way into this museum. In Norfolk, a county in the east of England, a first coin was found in 1991, others as recently as 2014 and they date from around 610 AD. Some of them were minted in the Byzantine Empire, but the majority come from the Merovingian kingdom, which is pretty much the same as France today.

Before the 131 gold coins came to light, a find of 101 coins from 1828 was considered the largest Anglo-Saxon coin hoard. The site of the find was Crondall in Hampshire. Another significant find is the Staffordshire hoard, discovered in 2009. It contains no coins, however, and consists of more than 3,500 individual pieces, including items made of gold. Instead of using a detector or probes to search for gold treasures underground, investors who want to bet on gold’s ability to retain value can also invest in gold companies.

Fiore Gold – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gtXPK7de0I -, with its producing Pan Mine in Nevada, will merge with Calibre Mining. This will increase the production profile, a win for those already invested.

In the Northwest Territories is Gold Terra Resource – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb84jKh6DTc – with its Yellowknife City gold project. This project scores with very good drill results (up to 14 grams of gold per ton of rock).

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