A hoard of medieval coins was recently discovered in Hungary during archaeological excavations in a field near Újlengyel village. The excavation, impelled by digs in 2019 where 150 medieval coins were discovered at the location, yielded yet more treasure. Using metal detectors, the archaeologists were fortunate to discover four gold coins and no less than 7,000 silver ones. The coins were discovered on a farm near Újlengyel village, in Pest County, and were stacked in a vessel buried about 3.28 feet underground. It appeared as though the vessel had already been broken open—probably by the farmer’s plow. However, the farmer hadn’t been so lucky as to see them, and the valuables remained hidden under the earth until recently. The excavations, which took two days to complete, were sponsored by the Ferenczy Museum Center and led by coin expert Balázs Nagy, resident numismatist at the museum. The museum later posted the find on their …