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Rare Roman gold coin found in Scottish Borders to be displayed

A rare 2,000-year-old Roman gold coin is now on display at the Trimontium Museum in Melrose. The aureus, dating from 114-117 CE, was unearthed at Newstead in the Scottish Borders and is now on loan from National Museums Scotland. The exhibition “Trajan’s Aureus” opens on 3 April and runs until the end of the year...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/04/rar

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Rare Roman gold coin found in Scottish Borders to be displayed A rare 2,000-year-old Roman gold coin is now on display at the Trimontium Museum in Melrose. The aureus, dating from 114-117 CE, was unearthed at Newstead in the Scottish Borders and is now on loan from National Museums Scotland. The exhibition “Trajan’s Aureus” opens on 3 April and runs until the end of the year. The obverse of the coin features a portrait of Emperor Trajan, while the reverse shows the Parthian king surrendering to a Roman ruler. This “propaganda image” shows Trajan’s campaigns in the Parthian Empire, a powerful Iranian dynasty that ruled vast territories across the Middle East and Central Asia. The Parthians were traditional rivals of the Roman Empire, with whom they had fought many wars, such as the Battle of Carrhae in 53 BCE, where they devastatingly defeated Crassus’ Roman army...
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Rare Roman and British coin hoard discovered in Netherlands

In the autumn of 2023, two metal detectorists, Gert-Jan Messelaar and Reinier Koelink, unearthed an outstanding hoard of 404 Roman and British gold and silver coins in the Dutch municipality of Bunnik...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/02/rom

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Rare Roman and British coin hoard discovered in Netherlands In the autumn of 2023, two metal detectorists, Gert-Jan Messelaar and Reinier Koelink, unearthed an outstanding hoard of 404 Roman and British gold and silver coins in the Dutch municipality of Bunnik. It is one of the largest hoards of Roman antiquity ever discovered in the province of Utrecht and the first to contain both Roman and British currency on mainland Europe. The coins were confirmed to have been buried around 47 CE shortly after the Roman conquest of Britain. The hoard comprises 288 silver denarii dated between 200 BCE and 47 CE; 72 Roman gold aurei from 19 BCE to 47 CE; and 44 British gold staters struck between 5 and 43 CE...
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1,700-year-old hoard of Roman gold coins discovered in Luxembourg

An extraordinary treasure of 141 Roman gold coins, or solidi, of the late 4th century CE has been unearthed by archaeologists from Luxembourg. The finding was made at Holzthum village in northern Luxembourg after several years of excavations headed by the National Institute for Archaeological Research (INRA)...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/01/rom

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1,700-year-old hoard of Roman gold coins discovered in Luxembourg An extraordinary treasure of 141 Roman gold coins, or solidi, of the late 4th century CE has been unearthed by archaeologists from Luxembourg. The finding was made at Holzthum village in northern Luxembourg after several years of excavations headed by the National Institute for Archaeological Research (INRA). These solidi were struck between 364 and 408 CE, carrying portraits of nine emperors. The pieces of money found include the rare coins of Emperor Eugenius, who reigned for only two years (392–394 CE)...
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