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Treasure of 1,290 Ancient Roman coins found in Switzerland


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An amateur archeologist has found a big treasure trove of over 1,290 priceless, ancient Roman coins dating back to the 4th Century AD near Bubendorf, a municipality in the district of Liestal, in the canton of Basle-County, in Switzerland.

The finder, Daniel Lüdin, was searching a forest with a metal detector near Bubendorf, a municipality in the district of Liestal, in the canton of Basle-County, in Switzerland, when he made the discovery.

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The coins are made of a copper alloy and of silver, and they were all “minted during the reign of Emperor Constantine the Great (306-337 AD). The youngest specimens date from the years 332-335 AD.

The total value of 1290 coppers was the equivalent of a gold solidus or about two months’ salary for a soldier in the legions.

Source https://arkeonews.net/treasure-of-1290-ancient-roman-coins-discovered-by-amateur-archaeologist-in-switzerland/

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CannaeDrive
26 minutes ago, pachinko said:

How rich will this make him?

"An amateur archeologist has found a big treasure trove of over 1,290 priceless, ancient Roman coins" :oprah:

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bpmMonkey
1 hour ago, Chomby said:

Probably about 5

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thanks

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Bonkers

I need those.  The price at the gas station is 12 Ancient Roman Coins per litre. :saladga:

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PunkTheFunk
5 hours ago, FfFfFfFF said:

The total value of 1290 coppers was the equivalent of a gold solidus or about two months’ salary for a soldier in the legions

He was saving up for Cher's first farewell tour

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