Todays finds : Roman coins

[ivobg]

Today's finds : Roman coins

4 roman ( 3 good )
Buckle (roman maybe)
Casing
Many iron

 

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[Sallysue]

man thats great

 

[Westfront]

Same site? I knew it when posted yesterday. There will be more! Coins are worth a better picture!

 

[pepperj]

Nice hunt that you had, maybe a Roman silver will be next. No idea on the buckle.

 

[ivobg]

Same site? I knew it when posted yesterday. There will be more! Coins are worth a better picture!

Yes same site

 

[ivobg]

Nice hunt that you had, maybe a Roman silver will be next. No idea on the buckle.

I Dont think i will ever find

 

[Westfront]

I Dont think i will ever find

You will. They are out there.

 

[Cross Potent]

Nice hunt. I like that 1st coin under the buckle especially.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice finds!

 

[Mackaydon]

The reverse on one of the Romans is: "Gloria Romanorvm" Emperor advancing right holding labarum and dragging captive.
Don......

 

[CRUSADER]

You will. They are out there.

Agreed, you will. Ours are about 60/1 ratio (Bronze/Silver).

Buckle doesn't look a Roman Style, but I'm not familar with European variants.

 

[mihmar79]

Coool finds! Gz!

 

[ivobg]

Agreed, you will. Ours are about 60/1 ratio (Bronze/Silver).

Buckle doesn't look a Roman Style, but I'm not familar with European variants.

Wish i had that ratio

 

[pepperj]

I Dont think i will ever find

It's all in the mix, where there's bronzes there has to be a silver, dig enough silvers and hopefully one day it'll be a gold.

 

[ivobg]

It's all in the mix, where there's bronzes there has to be a silver, dig enough silvers and hopefully one day it'll be a gold.

Let's start with just one

 

[ivobg]

Agreed, you will. Ours are about 60/1 ratio (Bronze/Silver).

Buckle doesn't look a Roman Style, but I'm not familar with European variants.

Maybe its a part from this buckle

 

[Mackaydon]

Big coin under buckle:


IMO: Gratian (about 375AD) Obverse Legend: DN Gratia etc.. (DN= Dominus Noster= Our lord)
Reverse: Gloria Romanorvm (The glory of the Romans).
Exergue: SMRP (SM= Sacra Moneta=Sacred–or Imperial-Money) R=Rome; P= Prima (first) officina.
Don......