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Cooperating detectorist finds extremely rare Roman gold coin from the 3rd century

Cooperating detectorist finds extremely rare Roman gold coin from the 3rd century

GM4PRO
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A double aureus from the joint reign of Emperor Volusian and his father Trebonianus Gallus was discovered in Kaposvár, Hungary. Their reign lasted less than two years, so coins of this period are very rare. Volusian gold coins are among the rarest, double gold coins are extremely rare. This is the first such find in Hungary.
16. 2. 2010 Rare silver medal

16. 2. 2010 Rare silver medal

Viky
3530 2
A unique discovery was made by archaeologists in Opava. Twelve years ago, they found a rare silver medal from the sixteenth century in the cellar of a house in Mezi Trhy Street. It is exceptional in its artistic quality and history.
15. 2. 2016 Treasure of Roman coins in the Hradec Králové region

15. 2. 2016 Treasure of Roman coins in the Hradec Králové region

Viky
11578 6
Silver coins minted during the reign of the emperors Julius Caesar and Augustus were discovered by archaeologists in the Hradec Králové region. They were placed in the ground in a textile or leather bag. A total of 103 coins were probably hidden by an inhabitant of a Germanic settlement.
14.2.2008 He got ten thousand for finding a sword 14. 2. 2008

14.2.2008 He got ten thousand for finding a sword

Viky
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Vojtěch Václavík discovered a rare bronze sword on a forest path near the village of Újezd. He preserved it in an exemplary manner and handed it over. He was originally supposed to receive a reward of two thousand crowns, but the regional authority increased it to ten thousand crowns.
Extremely rare Roman dagger

Extremely rare Roman dagger

Viky
6764 1
A rare Roman dagger was discovered by a young amateur archaeologist in Switzerland. Specifically, at the site of what was once a battlefield. Future dentist Lucas Schmid found a weapon called a pugio. It's a dagger that Roman soldiers carried in their kit.

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