Final Sale
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| Initial release | January 24, 2011 |
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| Directors | Andrew C. Erin |
| Screenplay | Andrew C. Erin |
| Producers | Tosca Musk |
| Composers | Kevin Blumenfeld |
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| ID | 2436067 |
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Ellerby: Gold coins found hidden under kitchen floor sell for £754,000
A Treasure trove of More Than 260 gold coins discovered by a couple beneath their kitchen floor during renovations has sold for £754,000 at auction.
The Collection , found under a home in Ellerby, East Yorkshire in 2019, was spotted inside a pot hidden underneath concrete and 18Th Century floorboards.
The coins, dating from 1610-1727, belonged to the Fernley-Maisters, a Hull family involved in Baltic trading.
The auctioneer called the Final Sale price " absolutely extraordinary".
The coins, whose provisional estimate of between £200,000-£250,000 was tripled after The Story gained global attention, were eventually sold to dozens of buyers in individual lots by Spink & Son auctioneers in Bloomsbury, London.
The Auction House , which said The Collection represented approximately £100,000 in today's money, called it " one of the largest hoards of 18Th Century English gold coins ever found in Britain".
Interest had come from private collectors from around The World , including In America , Europe, Australia, China and Japan, it said.
Auctioneer Gregory Edmund called The Treasure trove "120 years of English history hidden in a pot the same size as a soda can".
The identity of the couple who found the hoard remains undisclosed.
Mr Edmund said: " Picture The Scene : you're choosing to re-lay your uneven kitchen floor, you put a pick-axe through the concrete and just beneath you see a tiny slither of gold.
" At The Time , you think it must Just Be a bit of electrical cable, but you find it's a gold round disc and beneath it there are hundreds more. "
The London auction, featuring phone and online bidders, reached a " hammer price" of £628,000 for all the lots, with The Final purchase price including fees calculated at £754,000.
An imperfectly minted coin from 1720 fetched the highest individual price at £62,400, Spink & Son said.
Auctioneer Mr Edmund described the bidding as " electrifying" during the sale of The Most sought-after coins, with dozens of successful bidders.
" I will never see an auction like this again, " he added.
Spink & Son said Joseph Fernley and Sarah Maister married in 1694 and lived in Ellerby, with Joseph dying in 1725, aged 76.
Sarah died aged 80 in 1745, with the " family line dying out soon after" The Firm added.
Source of news: bbc.com
