It was the Gold team that took care of business best Saturday afternoon as it blanked the Black team 21-0 in GSU's Annual Spring Game at Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium.

The most valuable coin in the collection is this Pantikapaion gold stater, depicting the head of a bearded satyr, which is expected to sell for more than $650,000. Courtesy: Noble Investments.

The first coin is a Celtic gold stater thought to date to around 65 B.C., Hyde said in a Facebook post. The second is a medieval quarter noble dated to A.D. 1351-1361, ...

Name: Croesus stater or Croeseid. What it is: A gold coin. Where it is from: The kingdom of Lydia (modern western Turkey) When it was made: Circa 560 to 547 B.C.

Cockton also uncovered three ancient gold coins scattered around the field, the release said. But that was just the beginning. Another metal detectorist, Tim Watson, decided to search the same field.