Most of the world's detectorist never have the opportunity to find the incredible things you do! Been watching your videos for sometime and am always amazed at your treasures! Always enjoy and Congrats!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank You for kind comment, I have luck to find some areas wich were not disturbed yet, only by tractors, it helps local museum a lot with finds and information about these new locations. Cheers and thanks!
Hi friend! 3:23: Either Constans or Constantius II (name illegible), rev. VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN, two Victories standing, facing one another, each holding wreath and palm; a type issued 342-348 AD (and not 347-48 as wrongly stated by R.I.C.). The control mark (palm in central field) exists for several mints, including Trier and Siscia. 8:41 "Barbarous radiate" imitating Claudius II Gothicus 17:55 Licinius II, PROVIDEN-T-IAE CAESS, Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and sceptre; SMN in exergue, palm and E in field; Nicomedia mint, 5th officina, a type issued 317-320 AD.
@@MD_Panonnia it's ok,( I'm involved in this hobby also ;) and I know all kind of conditions that can be faced ), and since you dig even 1 coin whatever the condition is already a good result for a day , keep it up ;)
No, there is no way of knowing if the field was with roman activity, all you can see is if there is some pottery or building material around.. Bigger roman citys and town are well documented, but small villages like these don't exist in the records..
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Most of the world's detectorist never have the opportunity to find the incredible things you do! Been watching your videos for sometime and am always amazed at your treasures! Always enjoy and Congrats!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank You for kind comment, I have luck to find some areas wich were not disturbed yet, only by tractors, it helps local museum a lot with finds and information about these new locations. Cheers and thanks!
Super to see you dedecting..good Luck ...
Parabéns pelos achados.
Muito interessante.
Abraço da Amazônia Brasileira
Congrats on the finds. Your channel is one of favorites. Congrats also on getting over 500 subs
Nice finds again, well done 🍀👍
Love those Roman coins. I wish I found more of them
nice one
Bravo, svaka čast! 👍
Great finds, love finding roman coins, sadly not many where i detect, great video, have subscribed look forward to next one
Found you from Toldinstone, great videos mate, keep it up.
Thank You very much for kind comment!
Hi friend!
3:23: Either Constans or Constantius II (name illegible), rev. VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN, two Victories standing, facing one another, each holding wreath and palm; a type issued 342-348 AD (and not 347-48 as wrongly stated by R.I.C.). The control mark (palm in central field) exists for several mints, including Trier and Siscia.
8:41 "Barbarous radiate" imitating Claudius II Gothicus
17:55 Licinius II, PROVIDEN-T-IAE CAESS, Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and sceptre; SMN in exergue, palm and E in field; Nicomedia mint, 5th officina, a type issued 317-320 AD.
Thank you frend, these identifications are on point as always, i guess i was right about the barbarian coin after all :)
@@MD_Panonnia yes, it is an imitative coin so-called "barbarian"
Top!
lele koj mac si nasao svaka cast to je jako retko 🍀
ako je zaista mac, ja i dalje mislim da mi se učinilo i da vidim ono sto zelim vidjeti a ne sto je zapravo :) Hvala za komentar, LP
your videos are really great and the finds are amazing! greetings from the Netherlands!
Thank You, I'm glad you like it, stay tuned, in few days good video from roman field is coming up
Wow
Nice finds mate...
Thank you Sir!
8:21 Imitation Barbarian de Claudius Gothicus ( 269 - 271 ap J-C) 👍😍
Bravo Pannonia 🙏😍
keep it up
thank you about the effort, and the content
Glad You like this video, it was tough one with rain, mud and not many good coins!
@@MD_Panonnia it's ok,( I'm involved in this hobby also ;) and I know all kind of conditions that can be faced ), and since you dig even 1 coin whatever the condition is already a good result for a day , keep it up ;)
Claudius gothicus verovatno immitacija
But do you choose the field to go because you know Roman activity there?
No, there is no way of knowing if the field was with roman activity, all you can see is if there is some pottery or building material around.. Bigger roman citys and town are well documented, but small villages like these don't exist in the records..
Che metal usi ?
Garret Ace 400i
@@MD_Panonnia spettacolari i ritrovamenti che fai
Liar how many need roman coins?