Origin story of a 2084 year old coin & Viewer offers alternative Roman Coin ID! Metal detecting.

Hi everyone, thought I would update you on some of the research I have been doing on some of the finds from previous videos. Get involved in the comments! Roman, Medieval & Celtic coins found whilst metal detecting.
Please note I am not, nor do I claim to be a professional historian or archeologist and I my opinions or suggestions as to what something might be are just that, my opinion after doing some research. I will always encourage you to do your own research and absolutely challenge my opinion should you believe it to be wrong.
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[@LostandFoundRelicCollecting]

After further discussion with Tromboneman I need to revise the ID of the coin I thought was
Caracalla and Tromboneman suggested could be Crispus as discussed in this video. We now believe it to be a Constantine I you can see similar coins here numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.7.tic.173
The coin in question will be submitted to my local finds liaison officer in the coming weeks so we will eventually have confirmation!
Thanks for watching!

[@LostandFoundRelicCollecting]

Ah yes just followed your direction to numismatics it does indeed appear to be a Constantine I, hey we were in the ball park at least!
This is part of the fun trying to nail down an exact ID and I appreciate you taking the time to help me do that!