Detectorist uncovers potentially Wales' largest Roman coin hoard of 15,000
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A metal detectorist in north Wales discovered up to 15,000 Roman coins in two clay pots, potentially the largest hoard ever found in Wales, which is now being analyzed by the National Museum Cardiff. The find, believed to date from Roman times, could significantly impact Welsh archaeological history and involves legal procedures for treasure reporting and ownership.
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