Celtic & roman

akasyto

Greenie
Feb 5, 2014
14
10
Detector(s) used
bandidoIIumax,IDX pro.BH3300
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting

Attachments

  • coin11.JPG
    coin11.JPG
    148.3 KB · Views: 171
  • coin12.JPG
    coin12.JPG
    137.1 KB · Views: 170
  • coin15.JPG
    coin15.JPG
    106.6 KB · Views: 153
  • coin16.JPG
    coin16.JPG
    117.4 KB · Views: 164
Upvote 0
i think yes,
 

That Celtic coin is fascinating, I really hope someone can ID it. Might just be the lighting but it looks like it could be electrum/gold alloy. The Roman piece is a Constantine The Great campgate coin, and he ruled from AD 306-337. Hopefully someone can narrow down when during his reign it was minted. Nice finds!
 

The celtic??

The Roman is an AE Folles AD324-327 of CONSTANTINE I (the Great)
Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG Laureate head right

Rev: PROV[IDEN-T]IAE AVGG Camp gate, 2 turrets, no doors, star above and layers of stone.

In exergue: Mintmark[?]SIS[?] which is SISCIA
and most likely a Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC) Vol VII SS 200 page 449 coin
 

In addition to bumping this up - I wanted to say I liked Plumbata's post about the Celtic being made of electrum ,
does it have a slight golden tint ?
 

In addition to bumping this up - I wanted to say I liked Plumbata's post about the Celtic being made of electrum , does it have a slight golden tint ?[/QUOTE It's the camera flash I believe that gives both coins a Gold tint...I would like to see some pictures in natural light.

SS
 

The Celtic is silver
 

The Celtic is silver
I believe the coin to be a very crude strike, or Imitation of Philip II, or 111 of Macedon, are you from Eastern Europe.
SS
 

Last edited:
Yes.
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Latest Discussions

Back
Top