Hunedoara County Council rewards with almost 30,000 lei the discoverer of a hoard of 407 Roman coins handed over to the museum in Deva.
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For the first time, Hunedoara County Council has decided to grant a reward of 30% of the value of a treasure consisting of 407 Roman coins, discovered in 2023 in the locality of Șoimuș. The hoard, valued at 97,200 lei, was handed over to the museum in Deva by a man authorized with a metal detector. Thus, the discoverer will receive 29,160 lei, according to the legislation protecting national cultural heritage.
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