Detectorists found 2,584 silver pennies; hoard later valued at £4.3 million

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Recently, a noteworthy trove of Norman-era silver coins was obtained for the nation, worth £4.3 million, establishing it as the most significant treasure discovery in British history.

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  • Recently, a noteworthy trove of Norman-era silver coins was obtained for the nation, worth £4.3 million, establishing it as the most significant treasure discovery in British history.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 16:29:32 UTC.

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