Heads Up - Lost Gold of the Dark Ages 10-11pm tonight National Geographic Channel

metal detecting enthusiast uncovers the largest collection of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found.

just saying what my dish network programming guide is telling me.

If if sucks or don't happen, sorry!

Wayne

well, it did happen, and it didn't suck!
I thought it was very well done. Nice video presentation of the artifacts; great color and clarity. Good story line. I enjoyed it. Hope others got to see it and enjoyed it as well.
Approx 700 items in 4000 pieces! Average gold purity over the entire find, 18K. $2.75 million each to the metal detectorist and farmer.

Will be shown again at midnight tonight.

Wayne



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/11/2018 03:12AM by ncwayne.

I purposely skipped the spoiler alert post as it doesn't air here for another couple of hours, but I'll be watching it

NatGeo is advertising Tuesdays as always Treasure Tuesdays, might be good!

Thanks... watching it now.

Up to my ____ in Pulltabs, Grant

Oh, one other thing...

When the detectorist first asked the farmer for permission, the farmer told him he'd be wasting his time because two other fellows had already been over it.

Wayne

ncwayne Wrote:
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> Oh, one other thing...
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> When the detectorist first asked the farmer for pe
> rmission, the farmer told him he'd be wasting his
> time because two other fellows had already been ov
> er it.
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> Wayne


Geeks with Bounty Hunter detectors ?

Up to my ____ in Pulltabs, Grant