Urgggh...it's even worse for 2023...
1343 Treasure finds, 50 were donated or offered at a reduced rate to museums...
53 were archaeologically found which suggests at least 3 archaeologically found items of treasure weren't donated.
So, what does this mean?
Treasure found on digs not being donated? Unlikely...
Private digs (see 'dodecahedron Norton Disney' type sites for example?) not donating? Hmmm.
Either way it looks like almost no detectorist found treasure is being donated to museums & it's getting less & less... 😭
https://bigbookoftorcs.com/2025/04/22/private-finds-and-image-rights-and-wrongs/

![There were 1,377 treasure finds reported in 2022 (1,100 object cases and 277 coin cases). Of these cases:
359 were acquired by museums (281 objcci cases, 78 coin cases) cases) [footnote 9]
64 were donated to museums (53 object cases, 11 coin cases) allowing them to be acquired by museums at no (or reduced) public cost[footnote 10]
654 were disclaimed [footnote 11] (540 object cases, 114 coin cases)
61 did not meet the definition for treasure (58 object cases, 3 coin cases)
239 are yet to be determined (168 object cases, 71 coin cases)](https://files.mastodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/115/740/604/183/729/338/small/2a7b98c07ebda39b.jpg)

