Byzantium

[bigsoldier]

i got tired so much but i think i won todays dig match..Thank you my gpx and secret place.

i hope you find betters dear friends.anyone comment iformation about coins.other thing is a baker signet..

 

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[Mackaydon]

Welcome to Treasure Net !!
The small coin on the left, left pic, appears to be upside down. Can you take another pic with that coin turned 180 degrees and pics of the other two coins from a different angle; hopefully more letters will then appear.
Don......

 

[bigsoldier]

Welcome to Treasure Net !!
The small coin on the left, left pic, appears to be upside down. Can you take another pic with that coin turned 180 degrees and pics of the other two coins from a different angle; hopefully more letters will then appear.
Don......

thank you friend.the pics re desinged..

 

[Mackaydon]

I believe the "XX" coin is a Tiberius II Constantine (578-582) AE half follis; similar to the reference: Sear 433.
Don......

 

[Mackaydon]

Several of those coins are from the reigns of either Basil I (867-886) or Basil II (976-1025) as indicated by the spelling.
Don........

 

[Mackaydon]

Another of your coins is Roman shows Romulus and Remus suckling from a 'She wolf' standing left, facing back.
Constantinople mint.
Don....

 

[bigsoldier]

Another of your coins is Roman shows Romulus and Remus suckling from a 'She wolf' standing left, facing back.
Constantinople mint.
Don....

thank you so much for your comments my friend.

 

[Mackaydon]

One of your coins shows a soldier spearing another individual. The victim is usually described as a 'fallen horseman'. You can read: FEL TEMP, meaning happy days. If the balance of the legend were seen, the legend would read: FEL TEMP REPAATIN, meaning restoration of happy days--like saying: Happy Days are Here Again. These Roman coins can be dated to the mid-4th centuryduring the reigns of Constans, Magnentius, Constantius II, Constantius Gallus , Julian II and Procopius.
Don.....

 

[bigsoldier]

One of your coins shows a soldier spearing another individual. The victim is usually described as a 'fallen horseman'. You can read: FEL TEMP, meaning happy days. If the balance of the legend were seen, the legend would read: FEL TEMP REPAATIN, meaning restoration of happy days--like saying: Happy Days are Here Again. These Roman coins can be dated to the mid-4th centuryduring the reigns of Constans, Magnentius, Constantius II, Constantius Gallus , Julian II and Procopius.
Don.....

thank you my friend.

i really wondered what writes on the baker signet.what does it mean.?

but i think the place where i found these was a poor village because always bronze.

 

[Mackaydon]

Afer the monetary reform in 498, a new range of copper denominations was establisehd, based on the lowest denomination; the 'NUMMUS".
The largest denomination, the FOLLIS, bore the mark of value:"M" equalling 40 NUMMI.
You can easily see the "M" on your cut coin.
Don......

 

[bigsoldier]

today i found my first silver coins 2 ottoman coin..min. 300 years old.

and a bronze knceklace and earing from byzantium

 

[bigsoldier]

found and mysterious cross yesterday bronze..

and a name wiritten on it.

can anyone read the name?

 

[orange_sweetheart]

Those are all fabulous. Congrats!

 

[bigsoldier]

thank you so much i hope you found betters

 

[FLORIDA KEYS PIRATE]

No idea. But very old and very cool ! Good job !


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