Partner with Lee and Clare to discover Roman coins, Medieval hoards, and more across Stamford, Grantham, Bourne, and Lincolnshire. Your land could hold history-changing riches.
Start Your JourneyAre they reporting every find to you?
Are you certain they’re sharing the full value of discoveries? Many English hammered gold and silver coins, as well as valuable artifacts like Roman and Anglo-Saxon brooches from Lincolnshire farms, are sold on eBay, very often without landowners’ knowledge.
Your land could be hiding treasures, don’t let them slip away unreported! Check eBay to see the volume of coins and artifacts being sold and ask: could these have come from your property? At TreasureFinds, we’re a trusted husband-and-wife team who love history. We share every find transparently via a secure page after each detecting session, so you’re always informed.
Some of the finds sold on eBay could be yours. Don't miss out on your share of the treasure! Contact us today to ensure your land’s history is uncovered ethically and transparently.
Lee and Clare, a dedicated husband-and-wife team, bring expertise in metal detecting to Stamford and surrounding Lincolnshire areas, including Grantham, Bourne, and Peterborough. We are a strict two person team, ensuring personalised, trustworthy service.
With a passion for uncovering Roman and Medieval treasures, we work respectfully with landowners, adhering to the Treasure Act 1996 and reporting all rare finds to the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS). After each detecting session, we share finds via a secure link, keeping you fully informed.
We are proud members of the National Council for Metal Detecting (NCMD) and carry £10 million in liability insurance, ensuring professional and secure services.
Trust us to protect your land’s heritage with honesty and care. Partner with TreasureFinds for peace of mind.
View a sample report we provide to landowners, detailing the finds discovered on their land.
We detect at times that suit you, day or night and keep a vigilant eye for nighthawkers who steal precious finds under cover of darkness. Our mission is to reveal your land’s history, from a single coin to a life changing hoard, while leaving fields undisturbed.
Explore Our FindsOur most remarkable discovery this year is a Bronze Age Dagger Blade, unearthed in the Lincolnshire countryside. This ancient artifact, showcasing a patina of green and brown corrosion, dates back to the late Bronze Age.
From Roman artifacts to Medieval treasures, our finds showcase the rich history of Stamford, Grantham, Bourne, and beyond.
Your Lincolnshire farmland in Stamford, Grantham, Bourne, or Peterborough could conceal treasures from Roman coins to history-defining hoards. Let us uncover them with expertise and care.
Share a 50/50 split on treasure finds under the Treasure Act 1996, with potential payouts like the £175,000 Newark Torc. Precious artifacts, from Roman brooches to Anglo-Saxon gold, may be acquired by museums such as the British Museum or The Collection in Lincoln, bringing significant rewards directly to you.
Uncover your land’s hidden stories, from Roman settlements to Medieval markets. Your finds, reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme, could grace museum displays, inspiring thousands to explore our shared heritage and preserving your land’s legacy for future generations.
We work around your farming schedule, detecting day or night, digging small, precise holes that leave your fields pristine. Our careful approach ensures no impact on crops or livestock, with full respect for your land’s daily operations.
As proud NCMD members with £10 million in liability insurance, we offer clear agreements and transparent reporting. Every find is shared via a secure link after each session, ensuring you’re always informed and protected.
Lincolnshire’s rich history, from Roman settlements in Stamford to Medieval markets in Grantham, makes it a treasure hunter’s dream. Your land could hold the next big find.
If we uncover precious artifacts, they may be acquired by prestigious institutions like the British Museum or local Lincolnshire museums, such as The Collection in Lincoln. While the financial reward is thrilling, the true brilliance lies in revealing your land’s hidden history, securing it for public exploration. Your finds could inspire thousands to connect with our ancestral past, displayed for all to marvel at in museum galleries.
In 2019, Somerset detectorists uncovered 2,584 silver coins from 1066, valued at £4.3 million. Acquired by museums, the hoard brought a life-changing reward shared with the landowner, preserving a pivotal piece of history for public display.
In 2009, a Staffordshire farm revealed 3,500 Anglo-Saxon artifacts, including 5.1 kg of gold, worth £3.285 million. Purchased by museums, the find enriched the landowner and showcased Britain’s heritage to the world.