Got to go out in a mo, but will read it later - thanks very much

Thanks to all involved ...

Thank you All ...

Thank You All ...

Well done that man - Great to see the positive reporting ...

That's interesting stuff - cheers Lee

:g50: Great story of perseverance and determination ... I liked this Quote: 'If a museum doesn't acquire it, it will be disclaimed by the coroner and returned to Paul and the landowner. If it is returned, I guess they could really share their two piece ring 50% each :g49: :g38: Its good to read he w...

Wow - Interesting read - Thanks

All those bodies and just five silver pennies between them ...

Thanks for the link - Interesting read ...

Yep! Interesting read ...

I have seen this an a couple of other sites as well ...

:g45: Never give up mate ... I live in Norfolk and became a member of the Kings Lynn MD Club in 2017 ... http://westnorfolkmetaldetectors.co.uk/ I have permission(s) but they are in Suffolk and the landowner is very strict about no guests. There are many beaches in Norfolk you can easily get on ... ...

Here is the PAS record https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/820211 scroll down to 'subsequent actions' it states that it was declared treasure and disclaimed, then sold at auction :g50: :g38: Oh! Thanks Kev ... I am really grateful for that link ... As Pete says: Clears it all up nicel...

:g50: Thanks JCM ... Is there anywhere to view the TVC Valuation or the circulation details and the final decision to disclaim? or is this also hidden away somewhere? Without some form of information of this kind - It means there is no "public" audit trail to show that treasure is not bein...

It qualified as Treasure under the Act, but only the coroners inquest can actually declare it as Treasure. Since it never reached inquest (as it was disclaimed) it was only ever potential Treasure. It will have been disclaimed after the coroner declared it treasure :g50: Hi Kev ... I am still a lit...

I am not an experienced detectorist [In fact quite a n00b] :hahaha: So please explain in easy to understand words where I have got it all wrong ... The ring is precious metal [over 10%] as it seems to be solid gold ... Its over well 300 years old ... It has significant historic provenance ... So why...