Honorius 393-423AD Silver Siliqua

Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma seated left on cuirass holding Victory on globe, resting on spear

Milan mint

RCV 20968, 17mm, 1.46g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Honorius 393-423AD Silver Siliqua

Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma seated left on cuirass holding Victory on globe, resting on spear

Milan mint

RCV20968, 15x16mm, 1.44g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Eugenius 392-394AD Silver Siliqua

Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma seated left on cuirass holding Victory on globe, resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV20688, 16x18mm, 1.77g

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This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Eugenius 392-394AD Silver Siliqua

Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma seated left on cuirass holding Victory on globe, resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV20688, 17x18mm, 1.66g

View Video Here

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Magnus Maximus 383-388AD Silver Siliqua

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned facing holding globe and resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV20644, 17x18mm, 1.77g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Magnus Maximus 383-388AD Silver Siliqua

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned facing holding globe and resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV 20644, 16x18mm, 1.75g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Magnus Maximus 383-388AD Silver Siliqua

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned facing holding globe and resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV 20644, 16mm, 1.60g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Valentinian II 375-392AD Silver Siliqua

Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned left holding Victory on globe and resting on spear

Lugdunum mint

RCV 20225, 17x19mm, 2.05g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Theodosius I 379-395AD Silver Siliqua

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned left holding Victory on globe and resting on spear

Milan mint

RCV 20457, 17mm, 1.51g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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Valens 364-378AD Silver Siliqua

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right/Roma enthroned left holding Victory on globe and resting on spear

Trier mint

RCV 19675, 17x18mm, 2.05g

This coin is from the Vale of Pewsey Hoard, found near Pewsey in Wiltshire by three metal detectorists in 2020. The hoard consisted of 160 Roman silver coins, siliquae & miliarense from Constantius II (AD 323-361) to Honorius (AD 393-423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain this find and others represent a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.

The hoard was declared Treasure and subsequently disclaimed then returned to the finders & landowner who chose to sell the hoard, making the coins available to private collectors around the world for which we are most grateful.

We have produced an interesting information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and will also be available to read or download on our website ‘News and Articles’ section (click here). This looks at the find and the wider background to the area and coinage in Late Roman Britain, a fascinating chapter in history.

An exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find, in addition to the history contained within the coin itself.

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