| Description |
Of |
Class |
  |
Antoninianus of Allectus, 293-296 AD
|
Jan
|
Coins [3]
|
  |
Follis
of Constantinus I, 307-337 AD
|
Jan
|
Coins [3]
|
  |
Siliqua
of Constantius II, 337-361 AD
|
Jan
|
Coins [3]
|
  |
Siliqua
clipped, 4-5th century
|
Jan
|
Coins [3]
|
  |
AE3,
Constantine I, 307-337 AD
|
Sjoerd
|
Coins[7]
|
 |
Cast Potin,
c85-50BC, Cantii tribe
|
Earl
|
Coins[3]
|
  |
AE3/follis of Licinius I, 308-324 |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
AE4 (AD 351-354) of Constantius |
Theo
|
Coins
[5]
|
  |
Antoninianus of Carausius (AD 286/287 – 293) |
Theo
|
Coins
[5]
|
  |
Quinaruis of Allectus |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
Copper denarius of Carausius |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
AE4 of Constantine II |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
Antoninianus of Diocletian |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
Celtic silver unit of the Corieltauvi |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
  |
Siliqua of Magnus Maximus |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
 |
Celtic quarter stater, region Rennes, 200-150 BC |
Earl
|
Coins[3]
|
  |
Iberic Celtic as, 2nd-1st century BC. |
Sjoerd
|
Coins[8]
|
 |
Celtic unit, South Ferriby type (swine and horse). appr. 40-10 BC |
Earl
|
Coins[3]
|
 |
Celtic unit of the Corieltauvi, 50 BC - 1 AD
|
Earl
|
Coins[3]
|
 |
Celtic potin, 80-50 BC, SÉQUANES (Region Besançon) France |
Earl
|
Coins[3]
|
  |
Celtic unit, uniface type of the Corieltauvi |
Theo
|
Coins[4] |
  |
Denarius of Septimius Severus (193-211) |
Theo
|
Coins[4] |
