Finally a Roman coin :thumbsup:

[vince76]

Hi guys.

I got back where i found the Phallus cause i was sure i missed something there.
I love the 75 on my garrett's screen.
I found these coins and three of them where new to me, even without cleaning them.



Then i cleaned them just enough to undestand what they are and....Boooom baby

My first (good looking) Roman coins.
I don't know them at all so i'm waiting for your help.

Here they are

1

2

3

Also the usuale stuff



And how could i miss this beautiful canadian 1989 cent.



Thank you for watching

 

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[vince76]

Yeap, these small coins need a powerful machine.

A PI one?

 

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[Gridwalker306]

Yeap, these small coins need a powerful machine.

Just get a Deus and learn how to use it...you'll be in deep coin heaven lol

 

[against the wind]

Excellent recoveries,,
I probably won't be finding
many of those up in The Bronx. lol

 

[Mackaydon]

'against the wind',
Not to worry; Cru probably wont be finding many 'Five Boroughs' Pentagram Token in the English fields.
Don......

 

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[CRUSADER]

Dads second thoughts on the 2nd coin:
FEL TEMP REPARATIO Spearing fallen horseman coins aredated AD 348-361 and were only issued by 3 Emperors: Constantius II,Constantius Gallus and Julian II.
From the Bust shownit is clearly not Constantius Gallus or Julian II so it must be a CONSTANTIUSII coin and sometimes the head shown can look effeminate.

 

[CRUSADER]

Ummm ya what he said . Congratulations on those finds . Crusader I would love to come across the pond and buy you a pint or two and just listen to you talk about ancient coins

Thanks I had a pint or 7 last night.

 

[CRUSADER]

A PI one?

To be honest I'm not sure, never owned one. If you can't afford an XP Deus, then start on a 2nd hand XP GMP, they also love tiny hammered silver.
See below how sensitive these machines are (tiny roman coin):