Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Unknown mint

15mm, 1.26g

Catalogue Number: 325

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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55.40g

Lower grade coins including some broken rarities, see images for more details. Lot sold as is.

These coins are from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with these coins and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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92.68g

Fragments of coins, see images for more details. An interesting study group. Lot sold as is.

These fragments are from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with these coins and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

15mm, 1.33g

Catalogue Number: 210

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

Honorius was the younger son of Theodosius I and Aelia Flacilla. Born in Constantinople he was made Augustus in AD 393 and on the death of his father inherited the Western empire in AD395. Initially he established his capital in Milan and later Ravenna after Rome was sacked in AD 410. Like his brother Arcadius Honorius was a weak and ineffective ruler and as a result power was devolved to his senior ministers with Stilicho, the son of a Vandal, being the most prominent.
It was during Honorius’ reign that the Romans withdrew from Britain. AD 410. Honorius was childless and his reign saw a number of ursurpers including Constantine III, Maximus and Jovinus. Some order was restored by Constantius III, a general who succeeded Stilicho as chief minister, and who eventually became co emperor with Honorius during the final years of Honorius’s reign.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

17mm, 1.60g

Catalogue Number: 139

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

14mm, 1.17g

Catalogue Number: 228

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

17mm, 1.32g

Catalogue Number: 394

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Trier mint

15mm, 0.96g

Catalogue Number: 286

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

14mm, 1.08g

Catalogue Number: 254

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

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Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right/ Roma enthroned

Milan mint

16mm, 1.14g

Catalogue Number: 314

This coin is from the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022. It comprised 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae 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 finder & landowner who chose to sell a significant part of the hoard via Silbury Coins. We have produced an information booklet, a copy of this will be sent with each coin and is also available online here. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website here.

 A rare & exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.

 To see the other coins from this find for sale please view the ‘Coin Hoards’ category on our website.

Honorius was the younger son of Theodosius I and Aelia Flacilla. Born in Constantinople he was made Augustus in AD 393 and on the death of his father inherited the Western empire in AD395. Initially he established his capital in Milan and later Ravenna after Rome was sacked in AD 410. Like his brother Arcadius Honorius was a weak and ineffective ruler and as a result power was devolved to his senior ministers with Stilicho, the son of a Vandal, being the most prominent.
It was during Honorius’ reign that the Romans withdrew from Britain. AD 410. Honorius was childless and his reign saw a number of ursurpers including Constantine III, Maximus and Jovinus. Some order was restored by Constantius III, a general who succeeded Stilicho as chief minister, and who eventually became co emperor with Honorius during the final years of Honorius’s reign.

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