25 June of 2011 ...

[HISPAN]

Hello T.Net friends!

Today only been three hours in the Roman villa , the farmer had to spray Sulfated the vineyards and is very dangerous to breathe . then had to I settle for a far-field , yet I find three Roman coins and a large copper of Emperor Traianus , this is my first coin century AD 1 in here , I thought the Roman villa had been abandoned during the first century as a result of Roman civil war three ... but it was not so, I think the family that lived here be supporters of the side that lost war (Republicans) , not coins of the Emperor Augustus ...
also a bits of Medieval and Spanish etc ...
H

 

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[yo6oej]

Awesome. Beautiful copper of Traianus , the conqueror of Dacia , integrant part of Romania.

 

[HISPAN]

Awesome. Beautiful copper of Traianus , the conqueror of Dacia , integrant part of Romania.

Hi yo6oej !
He was one of the best emperors of Rome and was born in my country ... I have very few coins of Trajan.
H

 

[{Sentinel}]

As ALWAYS Hispan, your posts Never fail to quench my "Relic-hunting Thirst"! That is a SPECTACULAR Trajan 1st-2nd Century Roman Bronze!!! Not to mention the Hammered Silver! Trajan was definitely one of the best Emperors of Rome as was his successor Hadrian, Congrats!

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

You had a good day out yesterday Hispan!

Very interesting coins!

I really like this little heart!

Dave

 

[HISPAN]

As ALWAYS Hispan, your posts Never fail to quench my "Relic-hunting Thirst"! That is a SPECTACULAR Trajan 1st-2nd Century Roman Bronze!!! Not to mention the Hammered Silver! Trajan was definitely one of the best Emperors of Rome as was his successor Hadrian, Congrats!

Hello Josh !
Yes, despite being two of the best emperors of Rome ... is difficult to find pieces of them.
The hammered is late 1616, a very nice coin but rather common in my area.
H

You had a good day out yesterday Hispan!

Very interesting coins!

I really like this little heart!

Dave

Hello Dave !
This is just a seal of quality food 19th century.
H

 

[The Swed Hunther]

Hi Hispan, i understand now what you did meant with taken good look at lead and so on, the castle lead thing is so cool!
And the coins, mmm... roman coins..arrrgg.. Is it a ring my eye see up in the left corner?
Txh for sharing!

 

[HISPAN]

Hi Hispan, i understand now what you did meant with taken good look at lead and so on, the castle lead thing is so cool!
And the coins, mmm... roman coins..arrrgg.. Is it a ring my eye see up in the left corner?
Txh for sharing!

In this case, a lead seal of the Kingdom of Castile 16th to 17th Century ) ... but the Romans used lead tokens greatly and many hunters mistake them for to trash .
Here are a Roman lead token .... represented here the Demeter goddess with the cornucopia (AD I century) ,hunt ​​by me.
H

 

[BobinSouthVA]

Awesome collection of finds Hispan.

Congrats.

 

[hammered]

Sorry I didn't get back sooner, but family stuff going on . Great finds, considering , well done "H"


hammered

 

[Woodland Detectors]

I always look forward to seeing what you have found next.