A 'jaw-dropping' Iron Age ring found in a Yorkshire field in 1994 and kept in a cupboard since then is to be sold - and could fetch £30,000
The anonymous owner, 66, decided to get it valued because he didn’t want his children to have the hassle of dealing with it after he dies – and was stunned by London auction house Noonans’ reaction.
He thought it could be Roman or Ango-Saxon before British Museum experts told him it dated from the very beginnings of British written history. Noonans will auction the ring on November 15 and say it is unique with no similar examples in existence.
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