Derrick Fretwell has found two gold solidi of Carausius (286 AD). One is apparently unique.
ThisIsDerbyshire.co.uk has the details: “They are just the 24th and 25th gold coins from his reign that have ever been found, the last discovery being in 1975.”
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Hi,
I have photographs of the 25 aurei of Carausius on my site here:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/lateromancoinage/carausius/aurei/aurei.htm
There are also a couple of coins identified by RIC as existing but these must be suspect. Also I think that there might be an additional aureus in the name of Diocletian to be added to the corpus.
Regards,
Mauseus
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