Treasure Hunting Medieval Gold (Story 3)
The second find was also a coin, very thin and bent, but I could ID this one.
1633 1 Solidus Minted in Riga (now a capital of Latvia)
I began moving up the hill and onto the field which was plowed but not planted with crop. Next find was a relic - a fragment of bronze fibula.
A Fragment of Cross-bow Fibula, circa 2nd-5th Centuries
Then I received a low-conductivity, pull-tab type, signal. I was expecting to dig up anything but gold. When my headlamp's light was reflected off the target's yellowish surface, I took a deep breath, or stopped breathing (I do not remember).
Gleam of Gold
Being a little overexcited, I thought I found a bent gold coin.
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