Ancient Roman Coin Hoard Found In Hampshire
2015-12-08 Tue
1608 Romano-British coins were discovered in a field at Bodre in the New Forest near Lymington, Hampshire earlier this year, in May. These rare coins date back to over 2000 years between 260 CE and 274 CE. The coins are made of 99% Bronze and 1% Silver and are worth at least £8000 as estimated by numismatic experts.Latest News
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