1 AD Century coin and more finds .....

[HISPAN]

I have a coin of the Emperor Tiberius ... with this coin could buy two sparrows in the very moment the discipleship Christ .... Emperor Tiberius shown in the coin has the ultimate responsibility the Crucifixion and was made in the mint of Tarraco over 2000 years ago ... these first Roman coins made in ​​here.
Also another great coin of the Emperor Antoninus Pius with wolf standing right, suckling twins on the back 138-161 AD ... this coin has a very good green patina that makes it special ... and was found in the surface soil near a road where farm tractors daily pass .
other Roman coins of later centuries show that this Roman villa was inhabited for 600 years.
Also things Spanish finds , Roman pottery, glass ... etc.... all in approximately two hours of hunt .

Hispan .

 

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[CRUSADER]

Cru'dad has been studying your rare coin & has the following comments:

'Cannot find Hispan’s Tiberius coin in RIC and I do not have the RPC books where I think it may be listed! With CVT it is the TARRACO mint but unusually the Reverse seems to have text running in opposite directions. I can clearly see running Clockwise the letters GERMANICVS from top to bottom (in right area of rev picture as viewing) and then running Anti-clockwise [D]RVSVS from centre to bottom (in left of rev picture as viewing). So these are the sons of Tiberius being shown as confronted heads – namely Germanicus and Drusus are pictured. Very unusual coin in my view and thus it may possibly be extremely rare in that condition. I think an expert may need to see it. Either way a fantastic find in my book.'

 

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[Nutriasub]

Fantástico coin!
Looks in great shape, maybe a little more leaning, don't you think?
Congrats

 

[HISPAN]

Cru'dad has been studying your rare coin & has the following comments:

'Cannot find Hispan’s Tiberius coin in RIC and I do not have the RPC books where I think it may be listed! With CVT it is the TARRACO mint but unusually the Reverse seems to have text running in opposite directions. I can clearly see running Clockwise the letters GERMANICVS from top to bottom (in right area of rev picture as viewing) and then running Anti-clockwise [D]RVSVS from centre to bottom (in left of rev picture as viewing). So these are the sons of Tiberius being shown as confronted heads – namely Germanicus and Drusus are pictured. Very unusual coin in my view and thus it may possibly be extremely rare in that condition. I think an expert may need to see it. Either way a fantastic find in my book.'

Many thanks !...I found only two in the entire site, it is a documented coin but very rare.

RPC 232
Tiberius & his sons, AE24 of Tarraco, Spain. Laureate head of Tiberius right / Confronting heads of Germanicus and Drusus Caesar, sons of Tiberius, D V T across.
TI.CAESAR DIVI.AVG.F.AVG.PONT.MAX.
CAESARES.GERMANICVS.DRVSVS (C.V.T.)
14-37 AD

screenshot of this coin in a list of RPC

 

[Sam 8]

Simply amazing stuff. Pulling history out of the ground like that is truly a blessing.

 

[matt092079]

Simply amazing! Sometimes I wish I lived there just to get those early finds.

 

[HISPAN]

Fantástico coin!
Looks in great shape, maybe a little more leaning, don't you think?
Congrats

are first Roman coins ... you know, are the same people who made Iberic pre Roman coins ... art and manufacturing were very rudimentary....that makes them so interesting .

 

[joesdigs]

Has this been made banner yet? If not why not?

 

[Nutriasub]

Hispano -Romans isn't it?
This is when the romAns started to conquer and the Iberians where minting the coins?

 

[HISPAN]

Simply amazing stuff. Pulling history out of the ground like that is truly a blessing.

Yes! .. I like to contribute to the rescue of these relics and keep them safe.

 

[joesdigs]

Do the guys that print the books know that you have coins in way better condition than theirs ?

 

[HISPAN]

Simply amazing! Sometimes I wish I lived there just to get those early finds.

The holidays and hunt alone .... there is no work in here.

 

[HISPAN]

Has this been made banner yet? If not why not?

only preRoman Gold coins do now banner .... but anyway thank you very much!

 

[joesdigs]

only preRoman Gold coins do now banner .... but anyway thank you very much!

No point showing off my Viking sliver hoard then....... When I find it that is and I will find it!!!

 

[HISPAN]

Hispano -Romans isn't it?
This is when the romAns started to conquer and the Iberians where minting the coins?

I prefer the Ibero-Roman name, because these people were converted to Roman civilization .... the story is very long but I explain:
The coin belongs to the mint of Tarraco as you know was the first city founded by the Romans out of Italy, and the first in the Iberian Peninsula.
Greeks living here, requested military support to fight the against the Carthaginians (the Greeks were cousins ​​of the Romans) then the Romans go quickly with all his troops to Spain to help the Greeks, (this the Historians call the Punic wars) .. the Romans build this great walled city to settle here and to stop the Carthaginian troops ... but mixed with the people they helped undergoing or who were the Iberians and Greeks ... the end result was that all mixed and these coins are an artistic blend of this joint venture.
In fact many of the people who used these coins did not know did not even read what was written on them, for they had other previous alphabet, alphabet Iberico, nor knew who were the emperors were represented ... surely even the person who designed the coin be not completely Roman, for this reason some are written backwards etc .... but the Romans were very ready to accept these rare coins and circulate
sorry for my bad English and for the bedtime story.

 

[hamiddetecting]

Very nice finds

 

[Silver Searcher]

Many thanks !...I found only two in the entire site, it is a documented coin but very rare.

RPC 232
Tiberius & his sons, AE24 of Tarraco, Spain. Laureate head of Tiberius right / Confronting heads of Germanicus and Drusus Caesar, sons of Tiberius, D V T across.
TI.CAESAR DIVI.AVG.F.AVG.PONT.MAX.
CAESARES.GERMANICVS.DRVSVS (C.V.T.)
14-37 AD

screenshot of this coin in a list of RPC

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The description I posted is the correct one I believe, your coin clearly has C.V.T, not D.V.T ...RPC 233 Tiberius, Roman Imperial Coinage of, Thumbnail Index - WildWinds.com

SS

 

[seychik]

Tiberius coin-WOW! I voted banner! Amazing hunt. Thanks for the history lesson, I even checked out some history online due to seeing your finds. A coin from the time just after Jesus walked the earth and the Roman were powerful. So coooool ! Thanks for sharing. Cindy

 

[HISPAN]

The description I posted is the correct one I believe, your coin clearly has C.V.T, not D.V.T ...RPC 233 Tiberius, Roman Imperial Coinage of, Thumbnail Index - WildWinds.com

SS

Thanks Colin! .. the mark of Tarraco CVT. (CIVITAS TARRACO) are only two variants of this coin .. one is with the legend TI.CAES. AVG .. the other is TI.CAESAR. DIVI .

 

[HISPAN]

Tiberius coin-WOW! I voted banner! Amazing hunt. Thanks for the history lesson, I even checked out some history online due to seeing your finds. A coin from the time just after Jesus walked the earth and the Roman were powerful. So coooool ! Thanks for sharing. Cindy

Thank you for your vote !..but it is difficult made ​​banner.