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All i know is that it's a sestertius of trajan
it's 26gr and very big
any info would be helpfull
 
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nice find! I agree to give it a little olive oil, I do it all the time with mine, its the safest way to preserve and clean your coins without dammage at all... dont try anything to harsh really dont want to ruin a beautiful coin like that!
 
Very cool coin where in the uk was it found ???
It looks in very good condition
 
wow that thing is in amazing condition. that sucker is thick too. slap it on a bun and it would look like a Big Mac
 
haha:laughing7:
 
I can see why they would loose a coin like that, coin sacs would ware out in no time. Congrats on finding such an old coin in such wonderful condition. Can you post a pic of it after your cleaning and preserving is done?
ZDD
 
I can see why they would loose a coin like that, coin sacs would ware out in no time. Congrats on finding such an old coin in such wonderful condition. Can you post a pic of it after your cleaning and preserving is done?
ZDD

^ this
 
I can see why they would loose a coin like that, coin sacs would ware out in no time. Congrats on finding such an old coin in such wonderful condition. Can you post a pic of it after your cleaning and preserving is done?
ZDD

I dont think i want to clean it
 
The Trajan is a RIC Vol II 504 Sears Vol II (2002) 3198 Sestertius at VF $350 with

Obv: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PMTRP COS V PP
Rev: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI S C – Pax stood left with Olive Branch and Cornucopia with right foot on shoulders of Dacian slave.
Mint Rome AD 104
 
I am always amazed that there are coins that old being found. congrats
 
beautiful coin great condition thanks for sharing
 
is the condition VF
 
nice one! gz!

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The Trajan is a RIC Vol II 504 Sears Vol II (2002) 3198 Sestertius at VF $350 with

Obv: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PMTRP COS V PP
Rev: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI S C – Pax stood left with Olive Branch and Cornucopia with right foot on shoulders of Dacian slave.
Mint Rome AD 104
There is sc on the reverse
isnt it minted in siscia
 
What a beauty, congrats on the coin.
 
Congratulations on your find. Its always good to see history like this found and preserved.

Thanks for sharing and HH,

Matt
 
Nice looking coin, very nice looking coin, too nice a looking coin. I think it is a Paduan. (Venice, Italy). I have never seen a genuine Roman bronze with that edge, especially with raised initials. I am not dissing your find. The copies were made in the Middle Ages for wealthy collectors by master artisans. They were not affordable for the common man, but were custom made for the rich. I had three examples years and years ago, but unfortunately sold them. I got basically a day's pay for each of them. It is truly a nice find.
H.H.
Phil
 
minted in AD 105? Wowzers.... I'd be happy with a coin that was 105 years old.

fantastic find! congratulations!
 
Rev: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI S C – Pax stood left with Olive Branch and Cornucopia with right foot on shoulders of Dacian slave. Mint Rome AD 104
There is sc on the reverse isnt it minted in siscia
Dad stated an S C. (SC is nothing to do with the mint, I forget what latin meaning it is though)
If Dad says Rome, pretty sure it is.
 

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