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It's Syracuse mint. I'll post the cleaned up pictures, soaking it now. It very thick but not the same thickness all the way across.Great coin !! 641-668 AD.
Can you post a pic of the obverse?
Can you determine the mint?
Don in SoCal
Thanks for the info. This was my 3rd or 4th time detecting the same area. I keep adjusting the settings on my Equinox 800 to see if it makes a difference. Seems to work. I will detect the same area for a while. This area I think may have been a road. The number of square horseshoe nails is ridiculous and no matter what setting they always sound like copper coins. Probably due to the nice round top.Looks like "Sear 1113"; if so, the mint year is 651/2
Don in SoCal
Even longer, I'm spending a week this summer at Morgantina with the dig going on there. The earliest settlement was 1000-900 bcAt least you' are in an area of human occupation 1400 years ago.
Keep swinging and digging !!
Don in SoCal.
We will be in working in an area inhabited from 300-100 BCE.Unfortunately, you wont find any coins in a 1000-900BC strata; they had yet to be 'invented'.
Don.....