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Grandmother Finds Medieval Gold Cross Worth Potentially £20,000

Shelley Couzins, a 58-year-old metal detecting enthusiast, found a medieval gold cross in August while searching in Kent, UK. Initially thought to be costume jewelry, the cross is estimated to be worth at least £20,000. It is currently being assessed by the British Museum, and its ownership and final value are pending determination.

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A grandmother named Shelley Couzins found a medieval gold cross while metal detecting in a farmer's field on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, in August. Initially dismissed as costume jewelry, the cross is now estimated to be worth at least £20,000. It has been reported to a Finds Liaison Officer and is being assessed by the British Museum. Couzins hopes the artifact will be preserved and kept in a good home.

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  • Shelley Couzins found the cross in August while metal detecting.
  • The cross weighs 10.6 grams and features religious imagery.
  • It is estimated to be worth at least £20,000 (approximately $27,000).
  • The artifact is being assessed by the British Museum.
  • Couzins has been metal detecting for four years.
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