Unique ID: IARCH-842685
Workflow status: Published
Llanedeyrn I
Broad period: ROMAN
Last ruler: Tetricus II
Last Reece period: Period 13 Gallienus sole reign to Aurelian (260-275)
Date from: AD 272
Date to: AD 274
Terminal reason: Incomplete information
Period | Ruler | Denomination | Mint | From | To | Quantity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ROMAN | Valerian I | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 253 | AD 260 | 2 | |
ROMAN | Gallienus (sole reign) | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 260 | AD 268 | 32 | |
ROMAN | Salonina (sole reign of Gallienus) | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 260 | AD 268 | 2 | |
ROMAN | Claudius II | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 268 | AD 270 | 19 | |
ROMAN | Quintillus | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 270 | AD 270 | 7 | |
ROMAN | Postumus | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 260 | AD 269 | 6 | |
ROMAN | Marius | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 269 | AD 269 | 1 | |
ROMAN | Victorinus | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 269 | AD 271 | 9 | |
ROMAN | Tetricus I | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 271 | AD 274 | 17 | |
ROMAN | Tetricus II | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 272 | AD 274 | 13 | |
ROMAN | Divus Claudius (Official) | Radiate (antoninianus) | - | AD 268 | AD 270 | 2 |
Coin data quality rating: Fair (Grade 2)
Robertson 2000, 171 no. 733:
""One day during the third week in May 1892, Mr. Thos. Evans of Coed y Clorian whilst ploughing in one of the fields on his farm was fortunate enough to turn up an earthenware crock containing about 800 coins of Roman emperors of the third century AD, amongst them being those of Valerianus, Gallienus, Claudius, and Aurelianus.
The crock was embedded in the breast of a hill, just on the line of an old watercourse and it is probable that the water had wasted away a great part of the soil bringing the crock to the surface. The top of the vessel had been ploughed away on some previous occasion and only the lower part was now found perfect. The vessel was of black ware, unornamented.
Only about 300 of the coins are in a good state of preservation."
-Arch. Camb., 47 (1892), 247f.
-From Western Mail, 27 and 31 May 1892
110 coins, all ant., in NMW, Cardiff:
Ant.
Valerian I 2
Gallienus (sole reign) 32
Salonina (sole reign) 2
Postumus 6
Marius 1
Victorinus 9
Claudius II 21
Quintillus 7
Tetricus I 17
Tetricus II 13
110
(2 deified)
(2 hybrids, rev. of Tetricus I)
Also in NMW, Cardiff "a tiny chip of the pot which contained it
enough to show that it was a black-burnished ware cavetto cooking jar."
-G.C. Boon, in BBCS, XXVII (1976-8), 625f., types, mints
-Also G.C. Boon, in Monographs and Collections (Cambrian Arch. Ass.), I (1978), 126-9
Examined, 1947 (ASR)"
Latest coin in NMGW Tetricus II but Aurelian mentioned in original account.
Current location of find: National Museum of Wales (part)
Date(s) of discovery: Monday 16th May 1892 - Friday 27th May 1892
Legacy hoard number: 157
No archaeological context available.