Roman Silver Coin & Relics Found #47
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to Panonnia Metal Detecting!
After 12 days break from detecting due to rain and bad weather, we are finally back on the field, and i have decided to visit some of my old fields, where I have in the past found many amazing stuff.. Well I can only say, there is a solid reason why I keep returnig to my old fields after some agricultural works, and that reason is these fields always provide amazing finds! This trip was no exception: couple of coins, one of them AMAZING silver coin of emperor Antoninus Pius, and many roman artefacts was result for today, but who knows what else this field hides!
As I mention in almost all of my videos, all these items go to museum according to the law of cultural goods of Croatia!
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Hy friend, 3:00 you are getting better at attribution, it is definitively a coin of Trajan (IMP CAES NERVA TRAIANO AVG GERM, etc.). He was adopted by Nerva, therefore he also used Nerva's name. Congrats on that absolutely GORGEOUS denarius of Antoninus Pius! This is his very first issue at the mint of Rome as Augustus, AD 138, a scarcer coin. Antoninus was also adopted (by Hadrian) and included Hadrian's name in the obverse. He was consul for the first time under Hadrian, and this coin advertises that he has been designated consul (COS DES II) for a second term, next year (AD 139).
When this kind of comment comes from You my frend then I know I build some knowledge about roman coins.. about Trajan coin, i saw NERVA legends, but bust seemed bit off, despite bad condition, but i manage to find it. And denarius is amazing yes, also bit confused by legends on the field, but I was able to find when I research it bit back home. Thank You and all best amigo!
Nerva ima posebno lice.. I veliki nos.. Vremenom samo lik ces prepoznati, vecina su lako, ima par samo koji lice na drugog nekog
@@ΛαζαροςΤζηκας istina da, ali kad god mi je tekst vidljiv idem njega probat pročitat jer su tu sve informacije koje su potrebne za identifikaciju..
Antoninus Pius 👍👍👍 Congratulations 💣
got get put after watching you doing some hunting top job gave me a lift to get out top job see ya at the next 👍 👍
Thank You mate, glad You like it!
Thanks for showing your finds.
No problem Mark, the pleasure is mine, I think this kind of content is bit missing on YT
Kao i uvijek, super🍀🍀🍀
Hvala stari 😊
A Very Beautiful Silver Piece This is the excited feeling we all love when finding a unique Roman piece
What a dream coin...this is what is all about
Yes I can agree with You, about dream coin part but not for me, my dream coin to find is big thaler coin, even though chance of finding that one is equal to 0, but man can have hopes 😊 thank You!
Wow 👌 Roman silver, we can only dream 😊
There is always chance of finding this one if You live in area of roman empire 😊
Some brilliant finds there - love the denarius and the artefacts! That possible horse/military equipment is really interesting too
Thank You Oliver, I really enjoyed making this video, it was really nice to find these nice relics and coins. About that equipment piece, still not sure exactly, but when I found what exactly is that, I will surerly write in comments. Thanks for watching and all best!
Odlican video💪💪samo jako...
Hvala, drago mi je da vam se sviđa 😊
denar looks unbelievable, amazing condition. Congratulation my friend!
Thank You mate, You can hear change in my otherwise robotic voice when I found it, that means I was stunned by it!
Wow, I have a Fibula that is EXACTLY the same as the one at 5:40. From my research these can be attributed to military sttlements :) And what a spectacular bare bust Antoninus Pius!
Nice to hear You have exact item, when You consider that we are on separate parts of empire 😊 I dont know if that is military related, I have found them MANY over the years, and if you think of that Panonnia was frontier province of empire, it's not completely off to be part of military robes! Keep up good with your channel!
It's just amazing what you find. I envy you for that. I'm not even allowed to search in my country. Unbelievable, I wish I could come search with you sometime. Good luck with your search!
That is sad to hear, sometimes different countrys take harsh steps towards eliminating some bad aspects of this hobby, but maybe one day things will impove for You. I have fingers crossed! All best!
Great finds, what settings do you use on your Deus on the Roman fields? Thank you
Thank You! I actually use 2GM Power, 17.5 khz and 95-97 sensitivity.. nothing special really but on ploughed field is working perfectly well
@@MD_Panonnia Cool ,thank you
That Denarius is spectacular! Good to see your Roman conquest continuing.
I have only ever found one and it was as shiny as yours out of the ground, however its surface around the jaw was damaged to reveal a copper core. Not sure if it was debased deliberately by the Emperor Vespasian or whether the moneyer was up to no good. We shall probably never know.
Well first, thank You for nice and encouringing comment, and second about Your coin, I belive its not coin makers fault about that coin, he was probably been working on orders he got, I dont belive he would do it himself, when you could lose head for much less in roman empire, and making bad imperial coins was big thing I would guess 😊 glad You enjoy the video, all best!
Your Coin was a Fourée, Which means it's a Fake Coin made in Ancient Antiquity (aka back _In_ the times of the Roman Empire) using most likely Stolen Coin Dies to Pass off as a Real Denarius, Vespasian's Denarii were of Really Good Silver with him being one of the 1st 12 emperors of Rome and all so it had to be an Ancient Fake, cause Debasement only started to get Really bad after the death of Commodus, when Septimius Severus Debased the Denarius from around 75% Silver (The Purity of Marcus Aurelius and Commodus' Coinage) to Just 57% silver. I do a Lot of research into roman coins cause coin collecting's almost always been a passion of mine, even tho i got my first and so far only Denarius just last year, i plan to buy another for Christmas this year, hope my info helped in some way :)
Source: Check out Classical Numismatics' Channel, he does tons of videos on this kinda thing.
Which museum is lucky enough to get your finds?
13:00 Nice Antonius Pius denarius (for me, not Hadrianus) ;) congratulations, but once again, please when you reveal a clear silver coin, dont "finger" it in order to remove dirt on it , use water, they are so warm/weak when they came out from the ground, because that will cause scratchs.
Thank You for comment and suggestions, I know about that, and I can understand it from numismatics point of view, but all of these go to museum, and I belive that these possible small scratches made by me will not effect overall historical value of this coin in the museum. But I will work on properly threating coins I find, thank You!
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That silver was amazing. New sub
Yes, it was great feeling on the field as well, its been a while since my last roman denarius. Welcome, I hope You will enjoy my channel
Szia! Melyik múzeummal van szerződésed? :)
Szia!
Nincsen szerződésem egyetlen múzeummal sem mivel Horvátországban élek és ott nem szükséges, de mindig beviszem a talált tárgyakat a helyi múzeumba
@@MD_Panonnia Értem, köszönöm! Itt Magyarországon elég szigorú a szabályozás. Tetszenek a videoid, további sok sikert kívánok!
@@szerzodeses Biztos, hogy idén Horvátországba is érkezik hasonló törvény, csak meg kell nézni, hogy fog kinézni. köszönöm szépen és minden jót kívánok
Hey bro When will you upload a new video?
Most likely start of next week.. busy week this one..
@@MD_Panonnia I look forward👍👌
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