http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-suffolk-40327446Metal detecting enthusiast Wyman, who quit the band in 1993, found several of the items within the grounds of
his Suffolk manor house.
He has loaned them to the Moyse's Hall Museum in Bury St Edmunds as
part of its Lost Property exhibition.
The museum said it was "privileged" to have access to Wyman's
collection.
Wyman, who
had been a founder member of the Rolling Stones, has been a "serious detecting enthusiast" since he bought
his first metal detector in the 1990s.
He said it helped him uncover the site of a
Roman homestead.
Wyman started
selling his own metal detectors in 2007 and told of
his treasure-detecting adventures in
his illustrated book Treasure Islands, co-written with Richard Havers.
Seems this Rolling
Stone digs finding coins...literally....
Even wrote a book on the topic....
Thought it was pretty cool
