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A detecting find from Dereham, Norfolk in 2020. The reverse legend reads EADBAΓD NO ZMRIE indicating that the moneyer is

Wild (Trinovantian V) type. Camulodunum (Colchester) mint

Theodosius II was known as Theodosius the Younger or the Calligrapher. The legend on the reverse reads GLORIA ROMANORUM, “Glory

Struck for the vicennalia (20th anniversary of succession) of Constantius II, a gold crown surrounds the design on both sides.

An experimental denomination in base silver. Constantine I, also known as Constantine the Great is shown on the obverse. On

On the obverse is the bust of Septimus Severus. On the reverse is his wife (middle) and his two sons

The reverse of this sestertius shows Nero on horseback with a spear. He is accompanied by another soldier on horseback

The obverse legend reads EDWARD’ DI GRA REX AnGL + FRAnC DnS hIB + AQVIT. The inclusion of the French

The guineas of George I were struck in all years of his reign (1714 – 1727) and are notable for

Civil war issue with the date of 1644 in the legend