Roman Coins from Deep Mud #43
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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When You plan to go metal detecting, I always have some location in mind to try find something cool, but when initial plan is not working, I always have plan B, and in this video plan B was saving the day and bringing some really nice objects from the past! We started a bit slow, couple of coins on one field, and then relocate to other where we manage to uncover some really nice roman coins and relics. I hope You will enjoy this video with coins of Roman Empire, I for sure did enjoy making it, regardless of rain and mud!
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Nice finds!
It’s great to see you back om the fields, hope to see more zoon.Greetings from The Netherlands 🍀👍🍀
Thank You for nice comment, with cooler temperatures I will surerly be more in the field. All best to Netherlands!
Great!
Stunning finds 😀 Great fields
Thank You very much 😊
Hi friend. I think 10:00 coin is a GRATIAN A3E. Obverse: D N GRATIANVS P F AVG, diademed draped & cuirassed bust right. Reverse - GLORIA RO-MANORVM, Emperor walking right with head turned back while grasping bound captive at the top of the head with right hand & holding a banner with Chi-Rho on it (labarum).
Thanks for sharing!!! Here is a new subscriber from Spain. Best Regards !!!
You could be right as well, for me late 4th century coins without full legends are mistery to identify. Thank You and glad for sub!
Good to see you back out on the Roman-giving fields!
Thank You, there will be more of these coming, stay tuned!
Hi friend! 8:26 is a centenionnalis of Valens, AD 364-378, type SECVRITAS REI PVBLICAE, mint of Thessalonica (TES in exergue). 10:20 is another centenionnalis from same period and mint, but not Valentinian I, rather his son GRATIAN, but struck as junior emperor under his father, the rest of the identification (reverse) is OK. Good job!
Hello friend, for coin on 8:26 I was having feeling is Valens, but without legends I was not sure, because many of these busts of emperors looks very very similar, and about 10:20, well I was close, I was checking the coins on Tesorillo and by comparing busts I was leaning to Valentinianus, but if You say it's his son Gratianus then I was not very far away with ID. Thank You very much for detailed Info once again, One day You will write comment I have all coins correct haha.
All best amigo!
@@MD_Panonnia Yes friend, Valens and Valentinian coins are identical, except for the name. But even if the name is not complete, you can tell them appart, sometimes by the position of the letters, sometimes even by its size, because VALENS is a much shorter name than VALENTINIANVS. Sretno u potrazi!
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At 11:07 that relic is a wax seal. It would have had a piece of carved glass in the recess and would have been anything from a monogram to a Pictogram to an animal. The ancient peoples would use wax to seal documents and they would press the wax seal into the wax to identify who sent it or sealed it.
Dobar si,tamo kakvi dobri tereni skoro da ti ne treba metaldetector. Vidim da si solo igrač. Samo nastavi tako,pozzz
Pozdrav, hvala na lijepom komentaru, doduše nisam sam, često kolega ide sa mnom, ali u većini su nam nalazi slični pa ne snimam i njegovo i svoje, nema smisla duplati video. Lijep pozdrav i ugodan dan!
Prijatelu probaj HOT program i reactivity na 2... 😉
Moze malo vise detalja? Koju frekvenciju, sto se dobije?
Bolje dobis novac, bol duboko ga dobijes.. Frekvencu 17 i reactivity na 2, ja sam trazio uvijek z 2gm power a sad necu vise kad sam probao HOT... Probaj.. Poz iz slovenije 👌🤝