How to get Bloke Anglo-Saxon gold found?

Lucky git! was his first go with your metal detector !!!!!! GRRR some people are so lucky!

This help? …………. A common law doctrine of antiquity in the British Isles which items gold and silver (treasure) which were found to have been hidden with the intention of recovering, but for which the property is now known, passes to the crown. The form of these articles is, by custom, awarded the market value of the find. In 1996, the common law was replaced by the Treasure Act 1996 which came into force in England, Wales and Ireland North on 24 September 1997. This treasure is defined as any object other than a coin provided that contains at least 10 per cent gold or silver and more than 300 years, all coins of the same find provided they are over 300 years and contain over 10 per cent gold or silver, but if less than 10 per cent gold or silver then there must be at least ten of them, the associated objects. Such findings should be reported to the local coroner within fourteen days of discovery. After of a long process confirmed that the object comes as a treasure offered to national or local museums, which, if they decide to take the material, the form must be compensated with the value Treasury, as determined by a panel of independent evaluation. Since 1996 the number of items declared treasure has increased considerably. However, in this case is very possible that the whole is taken by the crown and the finder and owner compensated. I think the minimum payment would be the "residual value" of gold and silver, which be quite substantial.

Man With Metal Detector Finds Biggest Haul Of Anglo-Saxon Gold Ever Discovered