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  • The purpose of this post is to summarise and clarify membership options and prices for the benefit of prospective members visiting the website. More detailed information is available from FAQs and at applicable stages of registration and recording. Membership can be purchased from £20 per year, but longer-term options are available at a cheaper pro-rata price. Membership gives unlimited access to view records and use the database search tools. It does not, however, include the recording of...
  • Tony Abramson's latest work, Gold Coins of Anglo-Saxon England, will be available from late October, but can be ordered now at a discounted price. Details are shown below. Fully illustrated in colour and comprehensively referenced, 160 pages, £30 (+P&P). Early-bird price before 22nd October 2022, £25 (+P&P). Available from late October 2022 from t.abramson@ntlworld.com Trade enquiries to Shaun Tyas of Paul Watkins Publishing, pwatkins@pwatkinspublishing.fsnet.co.uk In 1948,...
  • UKDFD membership accounts are only deleted if specifically requested by the account holder. Deletion of a membership account removes all applicable personal data from the database, but any associated records are retained. It is important to note that when an account is deleted, it is a permanent action and neither recovery of the account, nor re-association with affected records, is possible. Note! Expiry of a paid subscription does NOT result in removal of the member's account. Records...
  • As regular recorders will know, virtually all photos uploaded to the database are subject to image-processing to meet UKDFD requirements for quality of presentation. Simple processing, such as cropping the image, slightly rotating it or adjusting brightness are not an issue, but failure to observe some of the image recording guidelines can cause major problems and waste a considerable amount of time. If a background is textured, or an external shadow is cropped, for example, the time required...
  • When we originally configured the database (2005), we had to take a 'best guess' approach to creating the various categories into which each record would be placed. Our aim was to make the database as browsable as it is searchable. We have been pleased with our early decisions in this respect, but inevitably as the database has grown, some minor 'tweaking' has become desirable. This is particularly the case in the 'Coins' section, where finds are both chronologically and geographically more...
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