A group of explorers in Poland discovered ancient Roman coins, which included counterfeits, ceramic tools and pottery, among other items that were given to the University of Lublin.
Lublin Provincial Conservator of Monuments, an organization dedicated to the protection of ancient artifacts in Poland, revealed the discovery of various treasures, including silver coins, and among them was an Ancient Roman counterfeit cache. An organization referred to as the 'Group of Explorers' stumbled upon coins, fibules, knives and various types of tools using metal detectors.
Priceless,' Lublin’s account said. 'Coins – especially Roman ones, and the fact that such a large number of these relics were found in one place – are an exceptional rarity,' another comment from Lublin read. 'Archaeologists from Zamość claim that this is a sensational and exceptional find. One can initially assume, but this requires further verification - that it may have been connected with a trade route. Because the coins are Roman, medieval and modern.
Several coins identified as counterfeits were also among the discoveries. An illegible silver coin, believed to have been made by Goths from Wielbaric culture, and a counterfeit Pius coin made by the Goths from a camel culture, were presented on Lublin’s social media post. Rugged fragments of coins were also found among the fields. A piece of a Pius coin minted in 146-152 is presumed by experts to have been intentionally cut during trade exchange.
The 'Group of Explorers' is led by Janusz Szabat and Piotr Magoch and often seeks the unearthing of ancient artifacts and relics. Notably, the metal detectorists immediately provided the ancient finds to the University of Lublin and transfer to the Museum in Belgrade is expected in the future.
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