Two metal detectorists recently struck gold — literally — after finding three Bronze Age gold bracelets worth six figures.

The detectorists, Alan Daniels, 48, and Andy Crammond, 34, found the bracelets near Carlisle, England in May, Bournemouth News and Picture Service (BNPS) reported.

Images show the bracelets — also called torcs — in remarkable condition.

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The bracelets date back to roughly 1100 B.C. and have a combined weight of 18.27 ounces, or 1.14 pounds. They’re estimated to be worth roughly $400,000, according to BNPS.

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