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Description: | These four coins form an addendum to a dispersed hoard (or hoards) discovered during 2009 and 2010 consisting of 15 Iron Age and 23 Roman coins, all either silver units or silver denarii (2009 T318).The original group was certainly from either one scattered hoard of coins or, less likely, from two such scattered hoards. The present group of four coins is of identical composition and plainly comes from the same deposit or deposits.Iron Age coin1) Pattern-Horse ECEN type (weight 0.74g) early 1st century ADRoman coins2) C. Vibius Pansa, Rome, Crawford 449/1b, weight 3.77g, 48BC3) Marcus Antonius, Eastern mint, Crawford 544, legion number illegible, weight 3.02g, 32-1BC4) Marcus Antonius, Cyrenaican mint, Crawford 546/2, weight 3.11g, 31BCDiscussionThe Treasure Act states that two or more silver coins of three hundred years age or more which were lost or deposited together constitute Treasure. These coins represent the scattered remains of either one or two hoards and addenda to the earlier hoard(s) discovered at the same site.
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