Recent discoveries in both the United Kingdom and United States highlight incredible finds of historical coins, some from as far back as the Roman Empire. Coins, including a 20-cent piece selling for $870,000 and a dollar coin worth up to $132,000, have been finding their way back into the market. Underwater, salvage operations has led to the retrieval of over $1 million worth of stolen gold from shipwrecks such as the 1715 hurricane-wrecked fleet off of Florida. Furthermore, treasure hunts incentivized by massive prizes are growing in popularity. A nationwide hunt was sparked by a cryptocurrency millionaire who hid bitcoins worth over $100,000 each while another Bitcoin investor hid $2 million across five different chests in the U.S. Roman coins and Anglo-Saxon gold coins, both with substantial value, have been unearthed during construction in the U.K. Groups of friends are using metal detectors to uncover Norman-era coins and even hoards of Viking-era treasure. From Roman silver coins βhidden in a hole in the wallβ in Sicily to gold coins from 300-year-old Spanish shipwrecks, these treasure-hunts have yielded results and stirred up significant media interest.
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