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IN OTHER NEWS: APRIL 22, 2018Here are some additional items in the media this week that may be of interest. -Editor
Oldest gold in Britain Arthur Shippee forwarded this item found via The Explorator newsletter. -Editor
 The ‘exceptionally rare’ gold strip is thought to be from the earliest Bronze Age around 2500 to 2000bc. The piece of gold, a folded strip now in two pieces, was bought by John Workman at the car boot sale in Berinsfield, south Oxfordshire. A treasure inquest at Oxford Coroners Court, on Tuesday, heard the gold was bought with as part of a box of gold watch parts in March 2016. Mr Workman spotted the unusual piece and showed it to friends who had interest in metal detecting and was encouraged to get in touch with the British Museum. To read the complete article, see: Indian Head Cent Found In Change Just to show that there are still old coins to be found in circulation, someone just reported an Indian Head cent. -Editor
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