🥇 BANNER 2000 year old GOLD.

[oldsoapy]

Went out today 17th Jan it was extremely cold but otherwise very bracing ,Decided to try the field that produced the Woad Grinder and the new type Roman Brooch from last week , but the 1st time a signal was received l realized the frost had made the ground so hard that it was impossible to dig !! So l almost called it a day. But as l had made the effort to travel several miles to the farm l decided on another approach , the adjoining field was still stubble from around six months ago and had quite a bit of weed growth and l thought it would be much easier , which proved to be the case, so l had about 3 hours or so on that. And am l glad l did..
This years 1st GOLD coin a beauty. and 4 days sooner into the year than last year. Hutch.

 

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[Sparx]

Here is a typical price for South Ferriby type.. typical price

I got the idea from this post on the first page here. Check the link. They price similar coins at 500 - 600 dollars.

 

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[Shortynego]

Wow excellent coin!!! I really envy your find!! Congrats on the banner!!

 

[BosnMate]

I'll admit to not being very good at math. But the person that thinks the coin weighs 5.7 ounces is way off, look again, it says 5.7 grams. 5.7 grams is 3.67 penny weight, and there are 20 penny weight to the troy ounce, which at today's price amounts to 84 or 85 dollars per penny weight, or $1680 plus/minus per troy ounce, today, 2-7-13. That means the melt value of the coin is around $309, which is considerably less than than the stated value of up to $900. Nobody in their right mind would melt something like that coin for the metal value. As a side note, if I was to find something of that value, it would do me no good at all, because I wouldn't sell it, I'd have to keep it and the kids could fight over it after I'm gone.

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

im not trying to be smart but how do you know that lol how much research did you have to look through to get that answer ahahaha

 

[fredinbelize]

Terrific find, well done.

 

[rickv14623]

What an amazing find. It was nice to read how you adjusted your plan for the conditions and kept on hunting. Must be a case of "Remain Calm and Keep Swinging the Coil" !

 

[orbantm]

Wow!!!! That is amazing!!!!!! I think I would cry if I found something like that!!! Must be worth a fortune. A true treasure! Congrats!!

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

looks like pirate gold

 

[SilverDreams]

Love it!

 

[ToddB64]

Hi, Toby , The Celtic stater is 19mm diameter, and it weighs 5.6 grams. and is from 45BC to 10BC

That's a pretty good size......3/4 (.750) inch ! Isn't Gold nice to look at !

ToddB64

 

[Dirtdiglr]

Amazing find.

 

[Goldirocks]

I can't even imagine holding that beauty in my hand! What an absolutely awesome find that is. You must be on cloud nine or out in the stratisphere somewhere. Congrats on a truly exceptional find of a lifetime!

 

[Mzjavert]

I can't imagine finding so spectacular. Congratulations.

 

[warpigs777]

Wish i Was Johhny smith so i could go (deadzone) on this coin!!!