I'm not a collector of Roman coins at the moment, but I thought that I would pass along a news story out there about construction workers in Spain coming across 1,300 pounds of bronze Roman coins from the late third and early fourth century. They were buried in 19 amphoras in the town of Tomares near Seville. I found the article on seeker dot com which used to be Discovery news online. I'm sure you can find the article with a search, as I'm not supposed to post outside links. They said the coins were in barely used condition.
I thought I would give you all a heads-up to search for the recent news article, Shane
Indeed, it is there on the site you mentioned. But as the story is dated April 29, I suspect it might be the same even that has already been reported here.
Welcome to Spain! There are no more info about the finding... ...and probably we are going to know NOTHING more about the finding. I suspect that all those coins are "buried" in a dark room of a museum with no more attention.
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