Discovery of 15,000 Roman coins could be nation's biggest ever
Summary
A man named David Moss discovered two clay pots containing up to 15,000 Roman coins in north Wales, potentially the largest coin hoard found in Wales. The coins are now being examined by experts at the National Museum Cardiff to understand their historical significance. They might have been buried by Roman soldiers for safekeeping.Key Facts
- David Moss found the coins in a field in north Wales.
- The coins are believed to be from Roman times.
- Moss initially kept the coins in his car for three days before handing them to experts.
- The National Museum Cardiff is analyzing the coins to determine their age and significance.
- The largest Roman coin hoard previously found in Wales contains 10,000 coins.
- The coins might have belonged to Roman soldiers who buried them for safekeeping.
- Moss and the landowner could receive a monetary reward once the coins are evaluated.
- By law, treasure finds in Wales must be reported within 14 days.
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