A rare gold coin from the reign of Charles I was found in a pile of loose change and is worth thousands of pounds. The historic gold Unite (20 shillings) piece, dating back to 1625, was discovered ...

A rare gold coin from the reign of Charles I which was found in a pile of loose change could sell for £2,500. The historic gold Unite (20 shillings) piece, dating back to 1625, was discovered ...

He estimated that the gold coins were worth around 7.5 million Czech Koruna, or about $340,000. The other items, if they are solid gold and not merely gold plated, could be worth another $340,000 ...

A cache of more than 1,400 rare U.S. gold coins, stored in decaying metal cans and buried near an old tree on the property, was discovered as the couple were taking their dog on a daily walk.

The location of the coins was just 10 miles from the battlefield where Richard III was killed — Bosworth Field. Coins were found in the fall of 2021 and were reported to the British Museum and ...

The coin from the time of Charles I was among coins and bank notes from foreign holidays ...