It would be exciting for anyone to discover a long-lost high quality coin collection. You might anticipate the excitement when such a collection was recently unearthed in Keszhely, Hungary. This collection, however, has a dark side associated with it, being that the find suggests its original owner likely died in the Holocaust during World War Two.
Coin finds, be they single pieces, a hoard, or a nicely assembled collection can assist archaeologists in fleshing out information on the dig site where the coins were encountered. While this is true regarding the recent Keszhely find, it is locating any survivors from the family whom is suspected to have owned the collection that may become of paramount importance.
According to the ACF news agency, the find consists of 2,776 gold and silver…