Yess, today i found a silver sceatta today.695-715 AD.
And a roman coin. Think 200-300 AD.
What a great hobbie we have.
695-715 ad silver! !!!!
Yess, today i found a silver sceatta today.695-715 AD.
And a roman coin. Think 200-300 AD.
What a great hobbie we have.
The Roman is great find Willems but the silver sceatta is just amazing, I can't get over how small they are . well done sir
Dan
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Thanks Del......yes the are verry tiny.Originally Posted by del
The Roman is great find Willems but the silver sceatta is just amazing
Dan
And fu.. old hahaha.
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Finding the smallest pieces.
It's this coin.
Great score on that ancient silver you've got there
Unbelievable finds. Congrats. Not something we will find over here. Awesome. Safe & HH
Fantastic finds, love that old history. Your DEUS seems to be producing well for you.
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Yes im lucky that we have everything from roman to 1800.Fantastic finds, love that old history. Your DEUS seems to be producing well for you.
Sometimes we finding nothing and sometimes we have a great spot.
Nice very old roman coins!HH
Only one is a roman coin.Nice very old roman coins!
The other is early medival.
But thanks Jim.
Great finds Willems! Any idea on what Emperor or other notable aristocrat is on the obverse of the Roman coin?
John
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No sorry.
The say 3e century AD.
So late roman.
Best guess would either be Valens 364-375 AD or one of the Valentinianus's 364 AD onwards. (there are a few more emperors who had very similar busts so any chance of a better picture of both sides?
Alea iacta es .... and so ended the Republic.
Thanks Pona. Interesting and perhaps Willems can share more detail...if there is any. There were quite a few unnotable emperors toward the end of the empire, but if it was Valens you've at least got the Adrianople connection so that would be interesting.Best guess would either be Valens 364-375 AD or one of the Valentinianus's 364 AD onwards. (there are a few more emperors who had very similar busts so any chance of a better picture of both sides?
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Beautiful silver coin !!
Sorry guys om on holliday in the south off france Dordonge.
30 degrees now here.
Try to get a better pic when im home.
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