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Shilling discovery could rewrite Canadian history

wvrick

wvrick

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I just seen this online, I hope its not a re-post.

An amateur treasure hunter with a hand-held metal detector has turned Canadian history on its head after finding a 16th century shilling buried in clay on the shores of Vancouver Island.

Shilling Discovery
 
Thats a good story. I like reading about history like that... KEN , IND
 
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