Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2018
Publication Information
23 Art Antiquity & L. 269 (2018)
Abstract
In the more than twenty years since the [Great Britain] Treasure Act 1996 entered into force, there have been many dramatic discoveries of treasure. The media frequently reports the results of remarkable finds, usually made by metal detectorists in infields and open spaces. A unique, not to say bizarre, example, however, is the discovery of a cache of gold coins found concealed in a piano in Shropshire in 2016. It makes the point that the old law of treasure trove still has a twilight existence in circumstances that are prone to recur.
Recommended Citation
Geoffrey Bennett,
Striking Gold - The Case of the Shropshire Piano,
23 Art Antiquity & L. 269 (2018).
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