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Metal Detector finds coin from Elizabeth era

Posted by admin in History News on 06 8th, 2009 | no responses

Some 75 year old man, with his metal detector, found a sixpence coin from the era of Elizabeth’s reign. It was found in a pasture in East Surrey.

Apparently it’s not valued very high and the man is allowed to keep it.

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Metal Detector finds coin from Elizabeth era

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