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[Taranis]

who knows it knows it

Hmmm...story.
Ok.
I was an evening outside yesterday on an old field.
I found Roman, Byzantine coins and objects earlier already here.
The weather was cool and windy, because I was just two hours.
I found just one roman bronze first, and later found this silver coin. I didn't know what I found out, what this is, just at home only what I found.
A couple of lead pieces and ammunition came yet later, and this silver object and the denarius.
This is a short story, excuse me for a bad english, I hope that understand this?

 

[Grizzly13]

I'd bet on silver ! lol

 

[CAESAR]

Heavy Miliarenses Constans 337-350 AD

FL IVL CONSTANS P F AVG, Draped Bust pearl diadem facing right. Rev: VICTORIAE D D N N AVGG, Victory seated on armor, writing on shield VOT/X/MVLT/XXX

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[Taranis]

grizzly: lol
Caesar: 7,9gr

 

[Metal Magnet]

niiiiiiiiiice.

 

[AC1955]

Wow! Need I say more?

Anita

 

[cntrydncr1]

beautiful coin! well done!

 

[Ground Inspector]

Spectacular coins!!

 

[TreasureGrabber]

vote for banner!!!!

 

[CAESAR]

grizzly: lol
Caesar: 7,9gr

thanks,


congratulations for Antoninus Pius Denarius

Av.: ANTONINVS - AVG PIVS P P
Rv.: C-O-S - IIII

 

[Taranis]

Thanks for all!
Somebody's idea what is the silver object?

 

[Mackaydon]

Taranis,
I believe your top coin may be very valuable. I agree with Caesar's description except in one area; the shield number is Roman XV versus XXX. As such, I believe the coin is similar to one (granted, in better condition) that sold a couple of years ago for $57,200.

Source: acsearch.info - The ancient coin search engine
Don.......

 

[Mackaydon]

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Imperial Rome, Antoninus Pius 138 - 161 AD. AR Denarius. Rome. ANTONINVS AVG. PIVS P.P. TR.P., his laureate head rt. / COS. IIII, Clasped hands, holding a caduceus and corn-ears. RIC 136.​

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Source: http://www.roman-artifacts.com/roman and greek coins/caesar - commodus/caesar - commodus.htm

 

[Taranis]

Yes Don!
I can see it is who likes it. and knows the Roman coins.
According to me my silver coin isnt beautiful one that you showed.

 

[nsdq]

sweeeeeeeeeet

 

[CAESAR]

Taranis,
I believe your top coin may be very valuable. I agree with Caesar's description except in one area; the shield number is Roman XV versus XXX. As such, I believe the coin is similar to one (granted, in better condition) that sold a couple of years ago for $57,200.

Source: acsearch.info - The ancient coin search engine
Don.......

they are two different coins, coin with your link is Medaillon, Weight 13.21g , TARANIS coins is Heavy Miliarenses Weigh 7,9 g

 

[Taranis]

Miliarense - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[bill from lachine]

Taranis,

Couple of beautiful coins for sure.....the other silver object appears to be a pendant with a pair on hands on it....possibly an amulet(good luck charm) of sorts....no idea as to age though.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[Taranis]

Taranis,

Couple of beautiful coins for sure.....the other silver object appears to be a pendant with a pair on hands on it....possibly an amulet(good luck charm) of sorts....no idea as to age though.

Regards + HH

Bill

Interesting idea Bill! Two hands... seemed a beetle for me with wings

 

[WHADIFIND]

Congrats!

Wonderful finds!