File:Roman coin hoard (group 2) (FindID 783849-1123537).jpg

English: 22 copper alloy Roman coins, all sestertii or sub-units thereof, scattered over an area.

The hoard has a couple of late coins, an as that is clearly a 3rd century coin and a sestertius of a mid-third century empress. It may well fall into the category of late 3rd century scrap metal hoards, the coins being intended for recycling as irregular radiates or other items of metalwork.

1) Sestertius of Hadrian, Rome, reverse illegible, 117-138
2) Sestertius, utterly illegible, probably Trajanic or Hadrianic to Antonine, c.98-192
3) As of Antoninus Pius, Rome, reverse BRITANNIA type, AD154-5
4) Sestertius, probably Antonine, obverse illegible, reverse Salus or Pietas standing left at altar, well worn, c.138-92
5-6) Sestertii (2), corroded and utterly illegible, probably Antonine, c.138-192
7) Sestertius of Marcus Aurelius, Rome, reverse female standing left, AD161-80.
8) Sestertius of Lucius Verus, Rome, reverse Victory advancing left, 161-9
9) Sestertius of Faustina II, Rome,, reverse standing female, AD147-75
10-13) Sestertii (4), corroded late Antonine emperor, reverse figure standing right, c.AD161-92
14) Sestertius, extremely well worn, probably late Antonine, c.161-92
15) Sestertius of Crispina, Rome, reverse Salus seated left, some wear, 187-93
16) As, Rome, Caracalla or later, c.200-60
17) Sestertius, Rome, probably late 2nd/early 3rd century
18) Sestertius of Otacilia Severa or Herennia Etruscilla, Rome, reverse female seated left, 244-51
19-22) Corroded and fragmentary aes,before c.260