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A retired fishmonger could net a small fortune after he unearthed a 400-year-old gold ring while metal detecting in the Peak District.The seal ring, which is valued at about £30,000, was found in the
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Spectacular 400-year-old gold seal ring found by a metal detectorist in the Peak District could sell for up to £30,000 at auction later this week Auctioneers believe the ring - set with a blue-tinted Chalcedony gemstone - will go for as much as £30,000 The gold ring features the initials 'GL' which are believed to refer to its original owner during the 17th century It was found in 2018 by a metal detector and retired fishmonger in the grounds of Castern Hall, Staffordshire