Today i think i found a better one ( not condition ) but as in ruler. A couple of weeks ago i had three brooches but none today so a tad dissapointed 
Allectus or Carausius ?
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JohnDeus
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A little hunt today on a field that pops a few Romans out not very special but fun Today i think i found a better one ( not condition ) but as in ruler. A couple of weeks ago i had three brooches but none today so a tad dissapointed
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JohnDeus
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Great ID one for the bin then-
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Allectus mate, from the C mint 
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Cheers m8 i thought i was close because of the galley reverse what is the C mint ?
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Had to have aJohnDeus wrote: ↑Sun Jun 12, 2022 10:14 pm I see what yoou mean now Alloverover
https://finds.org.uk/romancoins/mints/mint/id/38
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alloverover wrote: ↑Sun Jun 12, 2022 10:17 pmHad to have aJohnDeus wrote: ↑Sun Jun 12, 2022 10:14 pm I see what yoou mean now Alloverover
https://finds.org.uk/romancoins/mints/mint/id/38
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Quite a few of those saw medallions turn up. From saws which, back in the day, were sharpened rather than chucked away.
Looks like you're other two coins are 4thC house of Constantine, one with the two soldiers, two standards GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse and the other with two Victories holding wreaths and palm branches, VICTORIAEDDAVGGQNN which is likely to be either Constans or Constantius II.
Looks like you're other two coins are 4thC house of Constantine, one with the two soldiers, two standards GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse and the other with two Victories holding wreaths and palm branches, VICTORIAEDDAVGGQNN which is likely to be either Constans or Constantius II.
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Thanks Figgisfiggis wrote: ↑Mon Jun 13, 2022 9:38 am Quite a few of those saw medallions turn up. From saws which, back in the day, were sharpened rather than chucked away.
Looks like you're other two coins are 4thC house of Constantine, one with the two soldiers, two standards GLORIA EXERCITVS reverse and the other with two Victories holding wreaths and palm branches, VICTORIAEDDAVGGQNN which is likely to be either Constans or Constantius II.