TREASURE HUNTING JUNE 2025

The June issue includes:

News & Views – This month’s selection of news and finds from around the world of metal detecting features gold galore – from a Bronze Age lunula found in Ireland, to a stunning gold aureus of Nero and several gold rings from all ages, there are many inspirational stories to whet your appetite.

The Yorkshire Detectorist – this month Nick Toczek compares the similarities of dog-walkers and detectorists and finds they actually have an awful lot in common!

Portable Antiquites Scheme Update – in this regular feature, Michael Lewis gives an insight into what has been going on behind the scenes at PAS this month, including details of the staggering Melsonby Hoard.

Reader Finds – A glorious pictorial summary of some of our readers’ recent finds.

Faces From the Past – Alison Harrington and her partner Steve make a really interesting selection of finds over various outings and digs across the home counties.

Celtic Coin Values – Details and sale prices of Celtic coins sold recently by Chris Rudd Auctions.

Last of the Summer Whine – Read about the hilarious antics of Paul Murphy and his two friends as they turn metal detecting into a competition in the fields of Shropshire.

Discovering Villa Daisy – Following his discovery of the Helmingham Hoard, George Ridgway continues his search for the Roman settlement he is certain must be in the vicinity.

Stellar Detecting Finds Spring to Success at Auction – Ella Mackenzie reports back on the latest Spink Auction, including the sale of two stunning rings featured in recent issues of Treasure Hunting.

Is the Grass Greener on the Other Side? – Despite having been told that the land had been detected before, Josie Elias makes some great finds on her Somerset permission, but still can’t help wondering if the field on the other side of the hedge might hold hidden treasures.

Auction Round-Up – A selection of lots sold at TimeLine Auctions’ recent sale.