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Robertson 2000, 135 no. 592:

""On October 1952, a find of 458 Roman coins was made at Scout Rocks, Scout Wood, Mytholmroyd, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. The find was reported to the police and a subsequent search of the site by a police officer and the Deputy Director of the Halifax Museum produced a further 139 coins and fragments of Roman pottery. The pot has been restored by the Halifax Museum who acquired it."
The coins were 597 ant.:
Ant.
Gordian III 1
Philip I 1
Treb. Gallus 1
Aemilian 1
Valerian I 1
Gallienus 71
Salonina 12
Valerian II 2
Saloninus 1
Postumus 59
Marius 5
Victorinus 136(1 b.)
Claudius II 49
Quintillus 1
Tetricus I 129
Tetricus II 75
uncertain radiates 52(1 b.)

597
(7 joint reign)
(4 joint reign)
(deified)
-R.A.G. Carson, in NC, 1953, 140f., types, mints
533 coins in Bankfield Museum, Halifax, declared at an inquest to be of silver or silver alloy, along with the frags. of pot. As restored, the surviving part stands 7¾ in. high, with a diam. at the rim of about 7 in. The outbent rim, flattened on the inside, and the fabric - a hard, gritty dark grey ware, with some red patches resulting from uneven firing - indicate that the pot was of "Dales Ware", as described by J.P. Gillam, in Ant. J., XXI (1951), 154-64.
Examined, and pot drawn, 1958 (ASR)"