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Ancient To ID #5 | Crispus, Principia Ivventvtis

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21mm

Mintmark is TSD (delta)

Ancient-To-ID-#5-|-Crispus,-Principia-Ivventvtis

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wow it's roman coin but with britain reverse like that coin


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You can soaked it in olive oil for about 1 day.Will have good dark brown patina.And to see better the details.
Then in water for 2 hours.
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I think it might be Probus but not sure, its certainly from about that time looking at the style (late 3rd C).

I cant find any matches of a Probus with the mintmark 'TSDelta' or what I thought it was 'S.Delta' but I've not spent too long looking!
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TS[delta] it is. The TS-for-Thessalonica mintmark wasn't used until after Probus' time. This coin is of Crispus, PRINCIPIA IVVENTVTIS type. I found this Wildwinds match just by typing into the partial inscription search the only four letters I could read: "PR TS". I had to scroll through quite a lot of coins to find it.
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Thanks again everyone! I will be listing more. Sap, if you can help me with the inscriptions, I can look them up on Wildwinds. I don't want you to spend too much time with these. Plus, I like scrolling through Wildwinds too! I just have so much trouble identifying the characters, I sometimes don't know where to start.
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