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Largest hoard of Saxon treasure found in England

 
 
Reyn
 
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Reply Sun 27 Sep, 2009 03:00 pm
@Walter Hinteler,
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Terry Herbert, 55, who is unemployed

Looks like this will no longer be an issue with the fellow. He landed on his feet well. It's nice to read a story with a happy ending.

Many years back, I also had a metal detecting hobby. I was never that succesful at it, and lost interest. The most valuable objects I found was a 1945 50 cent piece and a small gold medalion.
Setanta
 
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Reply Sun 27 Sep, 2009 08:58 pm
@Reyn,
Well duh . . . it ain't like there were a lot of Anglo-Saxons littering the BC countryside with hoards of gold . . . sheesh . . .
Reyn
 
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Reply Mon 28 Sep, 2009 07:18 am
@Setanta,
You never know, they might have taken detours, or even gone on vacation here, right?
Setanta
 
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Reply Mon 28 Sep, 2009 07:44 am
@Reyn,
Are you kiddin' ? ! ? ! ?

Have you priced ski vacations in Whistler?
Reyn
 
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Reply Mon 28 Sep, 2009 05:41 pm
@Setanta,
Yup, not in my league, even if I was interested!
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Thu 26 Nov, 2009 01:05 pm
The Anglo-Saxon gold is worth £3.285m (€3.610m/$5.419) according to a BBC report
McTag
 
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Reply Thu 26 Nov, 2009 06:02 pm
@Walter Hinteler,

It was all mangled too, damaged I imagine from ploughing. It must have been buried very shallow...I think the finder confirmed that was the case.
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