Kit Young and Lisa Stevenson metal detectors have found a treasure of medieval currencies for nearly 600 years in Scotland in Scotland. It is reported by daily records.
It is clarified that the treasure was discovered in Caperlikh village, located between Mofat in Daffri and Galloway and the city of Selkirk. In total, the metal detector dug 30 gold and silver, is a mixture of Scotland and England coins, including British silver coins, Minted by Henry V (1413-1422) and Edward IV (1461-1483), Like Scotland Gold Die and Jacob I 1406-1437) and Jacob II (1437-1460).
It is thought that the detected coins were placed in the positioned position in the head development of the 1460s.
The treasure is the discovery of life and the participation in excavations with the National Museum's group has become a great experience that we will never forget, Mr. Stevenson's words are made in document.
The metal detectors reported the currencies found to the Ministry of Finance, which will appreciate them and switch to distributing archaeological findings of Scotland (Safap) to the committee. An independent committee will specify an amount of money they will pay for them in the form of remuneration. In the future, the museums are recognized, those who want to buy these currencies will be able to register for Safap.
