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An OK day with some keepers & a slightly better Roman Coin(I need).

WWI Capbadge, and a small ASC button that I need to complete the set (got it in medium & large)

Coin - 18?? Empire Of France - DEUX CENTIMES (another bring back by the WWI soldiers)

eyes only - Iron Age/Roman/Late Medieval Pot shards.
 

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McSancho said:
the Roman looks decent for being plowed and fertilized along with the crops.How do it SMELL though?

SWEET
 
Nice finds and a not so grotty Roman silver! HH, Mike
 
Bavaria Mike said:
Nice finds and a not so grotty Roman silver! HH, Mike

I wish, its only Bronze, the shine is from boot polish.
 
Sear Roman Coins and their Values [1988 edition] s4037

Decentius AE Centenionalis. D N DECENTIVS NOB CAES, cuiriassed bust right / VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE, two Victories standing facing inscribing VOT V MVLT XX in shield set on low cippus, S-V, PLON in ex. RIC VIII 124 of London.


Decentius AE Centenionalis.
Ob: DN DECENTIVS NOB CAES.
Bare headed and cuiriassed bust right.
Rv: VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE.
Two Victories standing facing inscribing shield set on cippus with
VOT V MULT X, S-V on either side of cippus.
RSLG mintmark from Lugdunum.
REF: S 4037, RIC 124
 

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Crusader,
That field is really turning up some great relics for you. Congrats on more cool finds.
Your posts are always fun to look at. Just don't dig up Benny Hill. ;D
MM
 
Gunner said:
Sear Roman Coins and their Values [1988 edition] s4037

Decentius AE Centenionalis. D N DECENTIVS NOB CAES, cuiriassed bust right / VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE, two Victories standing facing inscribing VOT V MVLT XX in shield set on low cippus, S-V, PLON in ex. RIC VIII 124 of London.


Decentius AE Centenionalis.
Ob: DN DECENTIVS NOB CAES.
Bare headed and cuiriassed bust right.
Rv: VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE.
Two Victories standing facing inscribing shield set on cippus with
VOT V MULT X, S-V on either side of cippus.
RSLG mintmark from Lugdunum.
REF: S 4037, RIC 124

Thats what I thought. The only problem is I have another one at 21mm & chunkier. Explain is the bigger one not a cent. or did they just vary that much, he wasn't Emporer for long?
 

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ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
That field is really turning up some great relics for you. Congrats on more cool finds.
Your posts are always fun to look at. Just don't dig up Benny Hill. ;D
MM

Why not he's a Classic.
 
CRUSADER said:
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
That field is really turning up some great relics for you. Congrats on more cool finds.
Your posts are always fun to look at. Just don't dig up Benny Hill. ;D
MM

Why not he's a Classic.

Yeah, now we got "BEAN" to replace Benny. ;D
At least Benny got the chicks! ;)
-MM-
 

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ModernMiner said:
CRUSADER said:
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
That field is really turning up some great relics for you. Congrats on more cool finds.
Your posts are always fun to look at. Just don't dig up Benny Hill. ;D
MM

Why not he's a Classic.

Yeah, now we got "BEAN" to replace Benny. ;D
At least Benny got the chicks! ;)
-MM-

Where did you find my photo?
 
CRUSADER said:
ModernMiner said:
CRUSADER said:
ModernMiner said:
Crusader,
That field is really turning up some great relics for you. Congrats on more cool finds.
Your posts are always fun to look at. Just don't dig up Benny Hill. ;D
MM

Why not he's a Classic.

Yeah, now we got "BEAN" to replace Benny. ;D
At least Benny got the chicks! ;)
-MM-

Where did you find my photo?

The Spice Girls sent it to me. :o
 
CRUSADER said:
Gunner said:
Sear Roman Coins and their Values [1988 edition] s4037

Decentius AE Centenionalis. D N DECENTIVS NOB CAES, cuiriassed bust right / VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE, two Victories standing facing inscribing VOT V MVLT XX in shield set on low cippus, S-V, PLON in ex. RIC VIII 124 of London.


Decentius AE Centenionalis.
Ob: DN DECENTIVS NOB CAES.
Bare headed and cuiriassed bust right.
Rv: VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE.
Two Victories standing facing inscribing shield set on cippus with
VOT V MULT X, S-V on either side of cippus.
RSLG mintmark from Lugdunum.
REF: S 4037, RIC 124

Thats what I thought. The only problem is I have another one at 21mm & chunkier. Explain is the bigger one not a cent. or did they just vary that much, he wasn't Emporer for long?

I suspect yours is a Half-Centenionalis.....I am not very well versed on the denominations of this short-lived Emperor. The only logical reasoning is it is a half-denomination. Most of the references I have been unable to find size characteristics........Since it is approximately half the size of the standard "Centenionalis"...I would suspect it is a half issue....rare? Probably..but would need further clarification from the previous finds of this emporer....simply not detailed enough...

Regards,

Gunner
 
Gunner said:
CRUSADER said:
Gunner said:
Sear Roman Coins and their Values [1988 edition] s4037

Decentius AE Centenionalis. D N DECENTIVS NOB CAES, cuiriassed bust right / VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE, two Victories standing facing inscribing VOT V MVLT XX in shield set on low cippus, S-V, PLON in ex. RIC VIII 124 of London.


Decentius AE Centenionalis.
Ob: DN DECENTIVS NOB CAES.
Bare headed and cuiriassed bust right.
Rv: VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE.
Two Victories standing facing inscribing shield set on cippus with
VOT V MULT X, S-V on either side of cippus.
RSLG mintmark from Lugdunum.
REF: S 4037, RIC 124

Thats what I thought. The only problem is I have another one at 21mm & chunkier. Explain is the bigger one not a cent. or did they just vary that much, he wasn't Emporer for long?

I suspect yours is a Half-Centenionalis.....I am not very well versed on the denominations of this short-lived Emperor. The only logical reasoning is it is a half-denomination. Most of the references I have been unable to find size characteristics........Since it is approximately half the size of the standard "Centenionalis"...I would suspect it is a half issue....rare? Probably..but would need further clarification from the previous finds of this emporer....simply not detailed enough...

Regards,

Gunner

Thanks, as its not in Sears, I guess it is rare. I came to the same conclusion at one point.
 
Do you have any more info on that Roman era superball in the first picture? My son has lots of those ;D

Rebelinmass
 
Another fine Roman coin!

Congratulations!



Ridley
 

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