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TREASURE HUNTING SEPTEMBER 2026

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TREASURE HUNTING SEPTEMBER 2026

Treasure Hunting is the UK's best-selling metal detecting magazine – every issue is packed with fascinating articles to help you get the most out of your hobby – this month's contents include:

News & Views – This month’s selection of news and stories from around the world of metal detecting includes some stunning Bronze Age finds, a gold memento mori ring sold at auction, as well as an update on last month’s mystery copper-alloy artefact.


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


Portable Antiquities Scheme Update – This regular feature provides a summary of what has been recorded recently on the PAS database, this month focusing on Iron Age finds.


Perfect Pictures: How to Photograph Coins and Small Metal Detecting Finds with your Smartphone – Part 1 – In this first part of a new series, we look at how to use modern technology to take high-quality photographs of your finds.

Telling Tales – John Keen spreads his love of metal detecting through community talks, sharing his finds with new audiences.


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


When a Faint Grunt Turns to Gold – Why Technique Matters as Much as Technology – Haydn Thomas puts his new ‘low and slow’ detecting technique into practice with fantastic results.

The Yorkshire Detectorist – In this month’s column, Nick Toczek turns to non-metallic finds from the soil, and discovers there’s more to the humble earthworm than you might think.


Never Too Old – The Pension Boys’ Story – Richard Higman proves that you’re never too old to take up metal detecting at the age of 70 and wishing he’d found the hobby sooner!


The Thrill of Finding a Roman Denarius – Julian Evan-Hart showcases the wide variety of denarii he has found over the years.


Detecting Fort Charlotte’s Lost Military Hospital on St Vincent – Michael Chaplan returns to the West Indies, searching buildings used by British soldiers until 1854.



Digging up the Years: Part 4 – Rallies & Races – David Villanueva recalls attending some of the very first detecting rallies back in the 80s, plus how researching village history led to a very productive site.


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