9th April 2004.

A rather exquisite Iron Age Gold Stater of Dubnovellaunus in Essex
30BC - 1 BC 🥰

An unexpected find from that part of the field. The site of a demolished farm labourers cottage.

April 09, 2026 - 14:17 UTC

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An exquisite find. Beautiful!
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Thank you
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Nice! It looks new!
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Oh. That's a lovely find. People, when they see these in displays, are surprised to learn how tiny they are. Tiny as in 7.5mm.
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Icinni?
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Lush
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Beautiful find. I can see setting this in jewelry.
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I’m always curious to know what the value of ancient currency was with respect to a worker’s wages or goods and services, e.g., would buy a bolt of fine cloth or a week’s wages for a plowman.

Any idea?
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A good use of Claude….

claude.ai/share/f0ca94a6-4d4a-4c1c-99f8-deec8b094276
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What is the significance of the markings?
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Would love alt text on each image. 🙏
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Feel free to repost the images with alt text included.
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Howd they do that?
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Nice. NGC has an ancient division. I have had several old coins graded and encapsulated.
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A beauty.
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amazing
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I'm always in awe of this tangible piece of history.
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Well today I learned that Lance’s surname in Detectorists was very apt. Beautiful find!
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Just had to look that up, I didn't know either 😂

Thank you 😊
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