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Date:
1958
Size:
18
Terminal Year:
275 - 283
Country:
Germany
Summary:
In 1958 a small collective find of 18 antoniniani ranging from Aurelian to Carinus Caesar was unearthed in a ditch during excavations conducted by the commission for archaeological exploration of late antique Raetia.
Date:
24 3 1882
Size:
1330
Terminal Year:
276 - 276
Country:
France
Summary:
68-70 kg, 28-30000 antoniniani: Valerian I - Florian (AD 276); silver weight: 5221.1-36248.9 g (after Hobbs).
Date:
1904
Size:
6
Terminal Year:
276 - 282
Country:
Austria
Summary:
6 antoniniani (radiates) found in a small ceramic vessel: Gallienus (sole) 2, Claudius II 2 Probus 2.
Date:
2 1902
Size:
620
Terminal Year:
296 - 317
Country:
Egypt
Summary:
Accounts vary concerning the composition of this hoard, but two suggest that 18 ingots were found, alongside a large number of gold coins. Mowat (1902) suggested that approximately 600 aurei were found and c. 20 gold medallions, with emperors represented from Severus Alexander to Constantius I. Hobbs estimates a precious metal weight of 1029.2g+;
Date:
8 1821
Size:
33
Terminal Year:
284 - 294
Country:
France
Summary:
The hoard comprised a broken ceramic vessel containing 33 aurei, one gold necklace, two bracelets and one gold ingot. The aurei range in date from Marcus Aurelius as Caesar to Diocletian. Hobbs estimates a gold weight of c. 171.6-221.5g.
Date:
20 4 1966
Size:
183
Terminal Year:
305 - 305
Country:
France
Summary:
The hoard comprised a vessel containing 203 coins. These included 17 denarii from Trajan to Commodus, 103 radiates from Claudius II to Maximian, 4 argentei from Maximian to Galerius and 80 nummi from Diocletian to Constantius I. Hobbs estimates a silver weight of between 64.9g and 88.7g.
Date:
31 8 1955
Size:
895
Terminal Year:
317 - 318
Country:
Germany
Summary:
In 1955 an earthenware container with 7 antoniniani and 888 nummi (Tacitus - Constantine I, AD 318) was found within remains of a Roman occupation layer, during excavation of a dung pit on the site of Winger street.
The coin data of this hoard have not yet been validated and therefore are not yet visible.
Date:
6 2 1930
Size:
2633
Terminal Year:
311 - 311
Country:
France
Summary:
Antoniniani (radiates) and nummi in uncertain proportions, from Gallienus to Tetrarchy; including 2 Carausius and 2 Allectus.
Date:
1845
Size:
56
Terminal Year:
284 - 305
Country:
Austria
Summary:
Over 56 aurei and argenterei of the Tetrarchy found in a ceramic vessel; 22 coins of Diocletian and 10 argentei of Galerius were known (AD 305).
Date:
9 10 1889
Size:
1981
Terminal Year:
300 - 301
Country:
Luxembourg
Summary:
(1,982) 1,981 antoniniani (radiates) and nummi: Valerian I and Gallienus - Tetrarchy (AD 300-301); silver weight: 267.6-1850.2g.
Almost all of the treasure, 1982 pieces, was acquired by the Section history of the Grand-Ducal Institute. Many "duplicate" copies were used for exchange purposes, so that the State Museum's Medal Cabinet, where the Historical Section's medalist is kept, has only 1,192 specimens left.
Date:
3 1846
Size:
4000
Terminal Year:
313 - 317
Country:
Germany
Summary:
A plowman on his farm towards Imsbach uncovered a heavy stone slab under which he found an urn with two handles. It contained approx. 4000 coins (Diocletian - Constantine I, AD 317). 223 coins are listed in FMRD.
Date:
1968
Size:
157
Terminal Year:
304 - 304
Country:
Germany
Summary:
157 coins of the first Tetrarchy (AD 294-305) found in a linen bag deposited on top of a wooden box with jewellery, in a pit in the Roman fort of Vemania. The hoard was buried in early AD 305, Garbsch / Kos, pp. 70-1.
Date:
1952
Size:
1314
Terminal Year:
307 - 308
Country:
Germany
Summary:
A hoard of 1314 late Roman coins (one aureus, five argentei and 1308 nummi ranging from Diocletian to Constantine I) that appear to have been buried in a wooden box.
The coin data of this hoard have not yet been validated and therefore are not yet visible.
Date:
1859
Size:
850
Terminal Year:
305 - 306
Country:
Slovenia
Summary:
Circa 50 argentei, +800 nummi: Diocletian - Constantius I (AD 305-306).
Date:
1771
Size:
3
Terminal Year:
383 - 388
Country:
Italy
Summary:
Three solidi of Magnus Maximus (AD 383-388).
Date:
Size:
3
Terminal Year:
293 - 293
Country:
France
Summary:
A small part of the hoard was found in a molehill and then subsequently in a broken coarse ware vessel. It comprised more than 1,500 coins, the majority of which were presumed to be antoniniani (radiates) from Gordian III to Maximian I. There were also two aurei of Tetricus II. Hobbs estimates a gold weight of c.10.4g and a silver weight of 3.0g.
Date:
Size:
39
Terminal Year:
296 - 317
Country:
Bulgaria
Summary:
Hoard of 39 coins, mixed composition: 27 silver coins, 12 nummi.
Date:
11 2 1896
Size:
15222
Terminal Year:
284 - 305
Country:
France
Summary:
15,2222 coins: denarius, antoniniani, nummi: Severus Alexander - Tetrarchy (Diocletian, Maximian I).
Date:
Size:
4
Terminal Year:
293 - 293
Country:
Italy
Summary:
4 aurei: 1 Diocletian, 3 Maximian I; gold weight: 21.2 g.
Date:
1951
Size:
94
Terminal Year:
302 - 303
Country:
France
Summary:
The hoard comprised 62 antoniniani (radiates) from Gallienus to the Tetrarchy with a tpq of AD 302 or 303. The mint distribution is given but not related to the individual issues. Hobbs estimates a silver weight of between 12.5g and 42.4g
