Four young men found a 14th century treasure in England and are invaluable

British youth found this relic thanks to a metal detector. According to specialists, it's one of the greatest treasures discovered in the UK in the last ten years.

Four young people went to the British plains looking for antiques with their metal detectors, not knowing that they would end up owning one of the most important treasures of recent years in this region.

British enthusiasts have found a treasure trove of 14th century gold and silver coins valued at £ 150,000, converted into dollars to reach an approximate amount of USD 195,000. This discovery was made in a field near the town of Hambleden, in Buckinghamshire County, and is one of the greatest treasures discovered in the last ten years in the United Kingdom.

The mission of these men lasted four days and they found a total of 557 pieces. Among them are 12 pieces of gold of a very rare appearance which, according to experts, belong to the time when England suffered "the black plague", the l & # 39; one of the world's biggest disasters.

As the British media claim Daily mail, most silver coins were minted between 1272 and 1327, under the reign of two English kings, Eduardo I and Eduardo II. By cons, walleye belong to the time of the reign of Eduardo III that lasted until 1377.

The researchers believe that the treasure was hidden under these lands more than 600 years ago. Experts still badyze the coins and the likely value of the silver varies between £ 20 and £ 50, while the rarer ones can cost around £ 500 each. In turn, those in gold could cost around £ 10,000.

This treasure will remain in a museum until it is officially valued and then sold. The money thus obtained will be distributed to the four young people and the owner of the fields where the discovery was made.

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