1971 Hidden Coin Yields Free Pint of Beer for Finder

POLICY WIRE — City, Country — A coin concealed by former electrician David Judd in 1971 has resulted in its discoverer receiving a free pint of best beer, as per Judd’s whimsical promise. Judd,...

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August 19, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — City, Country — A coin concealed by former electrician David Judd in 1971 has resulted in its discoverer receiving a free pint of best beer, as per Judd’s whimsical promise. Judd, now 92, had the habit of hiding coins in properties, offering finders “one pint best beer.”

The coin was discovered recently, leading to the recipient enjoying a complimentary pint as a nod to Judd’s enduring tradition. This quirky practice highlights Judd’s playful nature and his desire to leave a lasting, if unconventional, legacy.

David Judd’s unique promise has captured public interest, illustrating how small, thoughtful gestures can create lasting memories and connections.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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