In this enchanting DIY tutorial, learn how to transform simple everyday coins into a stunning replica of the iconic Golden Egg from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Perfect for fans of the ...

A sixteenth century coin with the imprint of Henry VIII found lying in the mud on Inisfallen Island, Killarney may have been thrown into the lake for luck over 400 years ago.

The Bloody, Bawdy History of Henry VIII Onscreen By Elle Carroll, a writer and critic covering film, TV, fashion, art, and music June 18, 2024 ...

IN 1540, Henry VIII’s coins were made in the Tower of London. One of the Masters of the Mint was Ralph Rowlett, a goldsmith from St Albans with six children. I wondered: am I descended from Ralph?

A 'very rare' coin depicting Edward VIII is predicted to fetch £200k at auction next month. The half-crown coin, which was minted but never issued as a result of Edward VIII's controversial ...

An ultra-rare coin minted for one of Britain's shortest-ruling monarchs is expected to fetch up to £200,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. The Edward VIII half-crown coin was minted ...

The discovery has now been officially declared as treasure by a coroner. Justin Bell, said: "It was 10 post medieval coins, silver coins. Ranging back from Henry VIII or James I.

Hundreds of gold coins dating back to the Civil War-era were uncovered in a farm in what is being called the Great Kentucky Hoard.

Henry had always been a theatrically pious king and in his last years he turned to religion with melancholy intensity.

It was a find of such magnitude that the amateur detectorist who discovered it was lost for words, and the expert who unraveled its mysteries spent two years researching it.

A metal detectorist in Birmingham, UK has discovered a Tudor pendant, complete with initials that point to Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon.