Roman Siliqua Silver Coin Found with OKM's PI Detector
Depth: 0.2 m (0.7 ft)
Region: Rome
Time of origin: 400 AD
Size: 1.6 mm | 0.6" (D)
Weight: 1.55 g | 0.05 oz
Treasure hunters found with the OKM Pulse Nova in 7.8" (20 cm) depth this small Siliqua silver coin from the Roman Imperial period (Constantinus III 407-411). It has a diameter of 16 mm and weighs 1.55 g.
Very well preserved coins of this type are currently estimated at a value of about € 2,000.
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