While working near the city of Seville (in Spain), builders discovered 19 amphorae containing bronze coins from the 4th century AD. The total weight of the find is 600 kg, archaeologists call it unique for Spain and, possibly, for the whole world.
Amphora, some of which were intact, were found during the construction of the road.
The coins are noted to be in excellent condition. The treasure itself was placed in a special tank filled with bricks and fragments of ceramics. According to the previous hypothesis, the coins were intended to pay taxes to the emperor or to pay soldiers of the imperial army.
Now the coins have already been transferred to the Archaeological Museum of Seville.
This vase was broken by accident.
We continued to dig and found more…
And more…
At the moment, the value of the find has not yet been determined.
On the obverse of the coins are images of the Roman emperors Constantine, Maximilian, Diocletian, on the reverse are various allegories of abundance.
Experts believe that the coins were buried completely new, since no signs of use were found.
And you want to find something like this? Then take the metal detector and head to the cops!
More finds here. Happy coping everyone!
