The aureus was discovered at Newstead in the Borders and was struck in AD ... Archaeology at National Museums Scotland, said: “Gold coins are rare discoveries in Scotland, as they were rarely ...

and it contains 15th Century coins in the Scottish Borders The treasure, which was discovered by Keith Young and Lisa Stephenson, contains 30 silver and gold coins dumped more than 500 years ago ...

The 15th century artefacts are a mixture of Scots and English coins, with English silver groats minted by King Henry V, King Edward IV, and Scottish gold demys and half-demys minted by Kings James ...

It has widespread value that transcends borders and cultures. Gold has been used in various ways throughout history to the present day, from gold coins as currency to electronics to jewelry.

Gold prices have surged to a new record high with investors flocking to safer assets as US President Donald Trump’s tariff plans continue to spark volatility in the world’s financial markets. The ...

The aureus depicts the emperor Trajan, with a propaganda image of Parthian kings surrendering to the emperor on the rear.