The Carleton St Peter Hoard of Constantinian era coins

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  1. Victor_Clark

    Victor_Clark all my best friends are dead Romans Dealer

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    I have these three Constantine I SARMATIA DEVICTA from three different mints from the hoard

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    and an unofficial campgate

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    Constantine I
    Circa A.D. 327
    15x19mm 2.1g
    CONSTA-NTINVS AV; laureate head right.
    VIRTVS CAESS; gateway with wide open doors, four turrets, star above; S-F across fields.
    In ex. ARLT•
    Cf. RIC VII Arles 315

    An unofficial issue that pairs Constantine I with a Caesar reverse
     
    Victor_Clark, Aug 26, 2024
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  3. Bing

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    That's neat. I have always liked knowing where my coins were found or who owned them before me. I don't think I have any from the Carleton St Peter hoard, but I do have this Sarmatia Devicta
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