Old Roman and medieval coins (part.2)
Hi steemit and steemers! Here is the second part of my blog about old coin I found.
I can imagine roman soldier went to the potter or barber, walking trough the fields and lost money just for me 2000 years later :))
Let's start with the first one
Période constantinienne, nummus atelier de Trèves type GLORIA EXERCITVS à 2 soldats et une enseigne (constantinian period, nummus from Treves, 2 soldiers and a sign)
one of my favourite, it's as if struck yesterday. I imagine who lost this coin should be sad.
Always from the constantinian period, this is a nummus and it's very very beautiful
A "denier" from Adrien the other face is smooth
And a broken soldier fibula, they used them to hold together toga or clothing
Thank's for watching, if you like follow and upvote :)) see you in the next post.
this is good
thank you! I'll post another one soon :))
Ha Roman steem ! Nice post.
thank you, see you in an other one :)