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Kevin Minto, a truck driver and amateur detectorist, discovered a 1,700-year-old gold ring while searching farmland near Ilminster, England. The South West Heritage Trust purchased the ring and accompanying coins for £78,000 ($105,000), marking a significant archaeological find.
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Kevin Minto, a truck driver and amateur detectorist, discovered a 1,700-year-old gold ring while searching farmland near Ilminster, England. The South West Heritage Trust purchased the ring and accompanying coins for £78,000 ($105,000), marking a significant archaeological find.
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