Descoperiri monetare antice și bizantine, mai vechi și mai noi, din România și Serbia (VII)
Ancient and Byzantine Coin Finds from Romania and Serbia (VII)

Summary/Abstract: This numismatic chronicle is focusing on several types of finds: hoards, single and stray finds, or uncertain. The hoards that are mentioned are: in Banatska Palanka (Uj Palanka), Serbia, on the Danube line, a hoard found in 1858 mixing gold and silver roman coins, that is possible to be dated or identified more accurate now ussing recent numismatics reference catalogues; a group of 29 denarii from an old roman hoard, Sângeorgiu de Câmpie, Mureș dept., with a more precise place of finding: the point called La Comoară; a group of 72 roman denarii with the later coin from Marcus Aurelius found together in the area of Hațeg, Hunedoara department; a group of antoniniani (from Elagabal to Gallienus) part of a hoard from Southern Romania (Bucharest?); a small deposit of coins from Callatis (drachm and hemidrachm), found in Dobroudgea; a group of bronze coins (Provincia Dacia and Viminacium types) from the middle of the 3rd century AD, from Turda, Cluj department; two thasian tetradrachmes, part of a possible larger hoard, from Sălaj area. Three single finds are added in this chronicle: a bronze semis from Traianus found in the former roman province Dacia, in Transylvania; a bronze coin from Traianus found in Bădeni, Moldovenești, dept. of Cluj; and a denarius of Vespasianus, found outside the archaeological complex in Tartaria, the western bridge, during the excavations of 2016.

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