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- What Are The Rules in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?
- What Happens If A Report Isn’T Made?
- Who Can Get A Share of The Valuation, and When?
- How Do I Know If The Find Is Treasure?
- Do I Get to Keep The Treasure?
The Treasure Act 1996 stipulates that a find of treasure must be reported to the local Coroner within 14 days of it being found.
Failure to report a treasure find can result in an unlimited fine, a custodial sentence of up to three months, or both.
If you fall into one of the below categories, you may get a share of the reward (payment can take up to a year):- 1. You are the finder, and had permission to be on the land and acted in good faith; 2. A person or organisation with freehold on the land; 3. Someone who occupies the land as a tenant of the owner.
If in doubt, you may wish to make a report in any case. You can also seek advice from the Portable Antiquities Scheme. They have regional Finds Liaison Officers whom may be able to help. The material may also be deemed as ‘wreck material.’ This is maritime material, such as the cargo of a ship. This has to be reported to the somewhat archaic soundi...
Sadly not. If a find isn’t classed as treasure, it will be returned to the person who found it (though the landowner has 28 days to object.) If it is deemed to be treasure, it is likely that a museum will wish to acquire it. If this is the case, then the Treasure Valuation Committee will make a decision as to value, as well as how much will be shar...
Mar 14, 2024 · Upon discovering what they believe to be treasure, finders have a legal obligation to report their find to the local coroner within 14 days of either the find, or realising it might be classed as treasure.
Mar 13, 2021 · But once it's allowed and safe to do so, you might want to visit the most likely places to find a buried treasure. Check out our map below: Zoom onto the map and click on each location to...
The basic steps: The Find is declared Treasure by the Coroner. The Find is provisionally valued by one or more independent expert valuers. The Find is considered at a Treasure Valuation Committee meeting alongside the provisional valuation (s). The Treasure Valuation Committee recommends a value for the Find to the Secretary of State.
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Dec 5, 2016 · After treasure found in Norfolk is confirmed as Anglo-Saxon jewellery of "national significance", the finder gives us his top tips for finding your own.
