A hoard of 11th-century silver coins has been found at the site of Sizewell C.Credit: Oxford Cotswold Archaeology
A hoard of 11th-century silver coins has been found at the site of Sizewell C.Credit: Oxford Cotswold Archaeology
BTTT
Sizewell C
“You have the A, the B, the C, and the D. That is the biggest.”
I’m waiting for the haul that will be found at the Sizewell DD site.
The point that grabbed me in this story: England is building a 3.2 Jiggawatt nuke plant? That seems so reasonable and intelligent. Not at all like modern England.
These coins, surrounded by lead and once wrapped in a cloth…
There, these coins will be safe until I need them….
10 centuries later…..
Robin Hood’s hoard!...............
Those coins look brand new!..............
The UK is a museum that people live in...................
Try burying your USD’s dollars or E money and then see what it will be worth in 1,000 years.
Gold and silver has been wealth for centuries. Paper currencies are for spending, and quickly as they are losing purchasing power every day.
Why do people save (“ hoard” ) something that continuously loses it’s vale?
