The largest collection of Roman coins found in Spain is now on exhibit. The museum display features 50,000 ancient coins from ...

The coins featured the image of an otherwise unknown leader and characteristics that differed from other mid-third century Roman coins. But now researchers who have re-examined the coins, ...

Scientists have determined that four third-century Roman coins found in 18th-century Romania, once thought to be forgeries, are not only authentic but also the only proof of a Roman imperial claimant.

The four coins, housed at The Hunterian Museum in association with the University of Glasgow, were reportedly first uncovered in Transylvania in 1713. The coins, like previously authenticated third ...

While third-century Roman coins are frequently discovered within the empire's borders, finding such a big hoard outside the empire's former lands is exceedingly rare. Advertisement.

Both sets of coins were found "close to the remains of a Roman building" that had been excavated in 2013. The building is believed to have been a temple, dating back to the third century, the ...

A cache of old coins found in a Welsh field were determined to be about 2,000 years old, according to the experts who analyzed them and believe the treasure was buried during the Roman Empire.

Their manufacture and style, including puzzling inscriptions, differed from the general style of authentic mid-3rd century Roman coins, according to the study. As a result, they were dismissed as ...

While third-century Roman coins are frequently discovered within the empire's borders, finding such a big hoard outside the empire's former lands is exceedingly rare.