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English: Wymondham, Norfolk: A scattered hoard of 23 coins comprising a single Iron Age stater and three silver units. The remainder consisted of 19 Roman republican and early Imperial denarii. The coins range in date from circa 90BC to the end of the reign of Tiberius in AD37. With the evidence to hand and the date range of the coins it is most probable that the deposition is associated with the period of the Boudiccan uprising in 60/61AD.

Coin summary
Iron Age stater: uninscribed East Anglian 'Freckenham' (ABC 1447), x1. Silver East Anglian ('Iceni') units: - Uninscribed East-Anglian boar/horse type (ABC 1582), x1; uncertain pattern-horse type frag., x1; uncertain face/horse type frag., x1. Roman denarii: Republic, x9; Antony 32-31 BC, x3; Augustus 31 BC - AD 14, x4; Tiberius AD 14-37, x2, uncertain imperial denarius, x1.

Iron Age Coins
1. Complete Iron Age gold uninscribed East Anglian 'Freckenham' type stater, dating to the mid to late 1st century AD.
OBV: Two opposed crescents with three pellets in cusps, pellet triangle above and below
REV: Horse right, above pellet ring and pellet triangle, below star, above tail pellet triangle.
ABC 1447 / BMC (Hobbs 1996), nos.3386-88
Diameter: 16.34mm, thickness: 3.30mm, weight: 5.25g

2. Complete copper alloy silver Iron Age unit, dating to the period c.10 BC- 43 AD. Uninscribed East-Anglian boar/horse type
OBV: Boar right, two pellet rings above, below and below
REV: Horse right, two pellets on shoulder, above wheel and pellet triangle, below pellet ring
Diameter: 13.94mm, thickness: 1.73mm, weight: 0.62g
ABC 1582 / BMC (Hobbs) no.3473ff

3. Incomplete silver Iron Age unit, dating to the period c.10 BC - 43 AD. Icenian pattern-horse type, further details unclear.
OBV: Two opposed crescents and two pellets in a hexagon, crossed by five alternating pellet/plain lines
REV: Horse right, three pellets on shoulder, pellet ring above back, any lettering below not visible - [.]
Diameter: 12.11mm, thickness: 1.63mm, weight: 0.40g

4. Incomplete silver Iron Age unit, dating to the period c. 40-10 BC. Iceni face/horse type, Possibly Irstead A Type, uncertain die. Small undished flan.
OBV: Head right
REV: Horse left
Diameter: 13.66mm, thickness: 1.39mm, weight: 0.72g
c.f. Talbot 2006, 232, fig. 26.

Roman Coins
5. Roman silver denarius of Augustus dating from 2 BC to c.4AD. RIC I (revised) p.55 no.207.
Obv: Head laureate right; CAESAR AVGVSTV[S] DIVI F PATER PATRIAE. Rev: Gaius and Lucius Caesar, on left and right, standing front, each togate and resting hand on shield; behind each shield a spear; above, on left a simpulum to right and on right a lituus to left. C L CAESARE[S] (ex.) AVGVSTI F [COS] DESIG PRINC IVVENT.
Die axis 3 o'clock; Weight 3.02g;

6. Roman imperial silver denarius of Augustus, 27 BC - AD 14 (Reece period 1). Reverse shows Gaius and Lucius Caesars standing facing, shields and spears between them.
Reverse legend reads [C] L CAESAR[ES] (in exergue), [AV]GVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT (retrograde). Mint Lyon, 2 BC - AD 4.
Obverse shows laureate head right. Obverse legend reads CAESAR AVGVST[VS D]IVI F PATER PATRIAE(retrograde). Die axis is 6 o'clock. Weight 3.46g, diameter 19.6mm, thickness 1.8mm.
See Sear vol. I, pp.313, no.1578.

7. Roman republican silver denarius. 42 BC (Reece period 1). Reverse shows Diana Lucifera standing right holding long lighted torch in each hand. Reverse legend reads [P] CLODIVS on the right of the flan and M F to the left of the flan.
Obverse shows a laureate head of Apollo right, lyre behind head.
Die axis is 9 o'clock. Weight is 3.11g, diameter is 19.9mm, thickness is 1.8mm.
See Sear vol. I, pp.163, no.492.

8. Roman republican silver denarius. 41 BC (Reece period 1). Reverse shows soldier advancing left attacking a palisaded earthwork (Vallum) behind which are two defenders. VAALA in exergue.
Obverse shows a mature male bare head right. Obverse legend reads C NVMONI[VS] on the right of the flan and V[A]ALA to the left of the flan .
Die axis is 9 o'clock. Weight is 3.37g, diameter is 21.1mm, thickness is 1.9mm.
See Sear vol. I, pp.165, no.502.

9. Roman imperial silver denarius of Augustus, 27 BC - AD 14 (Reece period 1). Reverse legend reads AVGVSTVS. Reverse shows a heifer standing right. 27 or 21-20 BC.
Obverse legend reads CAESAR. Bare head right.
Die axis 12 o'clock. Weight is 3.29g, diameter 20.4mm, thickness 2.2mm. This coin is cracked and in a fragile condition.
See Sear vol.I, pp.316, no.1593.

10. Roman republican silver denarius. 48 BC (Reece period 1). Reverse legend reads C VIBIVS C F C N (retrograde). Reverse shows Ceres in chariot drawn right by two snakes, holding torch.
Obverse shows head of young Bacchus or Liber right, wreathed with ivy, PANSA behind head.
Die axis is 6 or 7 o'clock. Weight is 3.33g, diameter is 19.5mm, thickness is 1.7mm.
See Sear, vol.I, pp.153, no.422.

11. Complete Roman silver denarius of Augustus, dating from the period 2 BC to c.4 AD (Reece period 1).
OBV: Head laureate right - [CAESAR AVGVSTV(S) DIVI F PATER PATRIAE]
REV: Gaius and Lucius Caesar, on left and right, standing front, each to gate and resting hand on shield; behind each shield a spear; above, on left a simpulum to right and on right a lituus to left. - [C L] CAESAR[E(S) (ex.) AVGVSTI F [COS] DESIG PRINC IVVENT].
Die axis: 5 o'clock
c.f. RIC I (revised), 55 no.207ff
Diameter: 18.30mm, thickness: 1.62mm, weight: 3.48g

12. Complete Roman silver republican denarius of L Lucretius Trio, dating to the year 74 BC.
OBV: Laureate head of Neptune right, trident over shoulder, II[?T] above.
REV: Infant Genius riding dolphin - [L] LVCRETI [TRIO] in three lines.
Die axis: 12 o'clock
Cr. no.390/2, Syd. no.784.
Diameter: 17.98mm, thickness: 1.74mm, weight: 3.66g

13. Complete Roman silver republican denarius, probably of L Titurius L.f. Sabinus, dating to the year 89 BC.
OBV: Bare-headed bust, probably of King Tatius, right - []
REV: Unclear figure, probably Victory, in biga right - []
EX: [.]
Die axis: 8 o'clock
Syd. no.700, Cr. no.344/3.
Diameter: 18.70mm, thickness: 1.58mm, weight: 3.13g

14. Complete Roman silver denarius of Tiberius, dating to the period AD 14-37 (Reece period 1). Minted in Lyon.
OBV: Laureate bust right - TI CAESAR DIVI [AVG F AVGVSTVS]
REV: Female seated right in simple chair on elevated base, and holding branch and sceptre - PONTIF MAXIM
Die axis: 10 o'clock
RIC vo.I, no.26
Diameter: 18.08mm, thickness: 2.42mm, weight: 3.72g

15. Complete Roman silver denarius of Tiberius, dating to the period AD 14-37 (Reece period 1). Minted in Lyon.
OBV: Laureate bust right - TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS
REV: Female seated right in simple chair on elevated base, and holding branch and sceptre - PONTIF MAXIM
Die axis: 3 o'clock
RIC vo.I, no.26
Diameter: 18.73mm, thickness: 1.87mm, weight: 3.70g

16. Complete silver Roman denarius of Marc Antony, dating to the period 32-31 BC.
OBV: Praetorian galley, thyrsos behind prow - []
REV: Legionary aquila between two standards - []
Die axis: 9 o'clock
Diameter: 16.63mm, thickness: 2.16mm, weight: 3.21g
RSC. no.27, Cr. no.544, Syd. no.1216.

17. Complete silver Roman Republican denarius of uncertain issuer, dating to the period 211-27 BC.
OBV: Helmeted bust of Roman right - [R]OMA behind head, X below chin
REV: Victory left in biga holding wreath in outstretched arm.
Dies axis: 4 o'clock.
Diameter: 18.83mm, thickness: 1.75mm, weight: 3.41g

18. Complete silver Roman Republican denarius of L Titurius Lf Sabinus, dating to the year 89 BC.
OBV: Head of Taitus facing right, palm before, O also before, but is this deliberate? - [SABIN] behind
REV: Tarpeia buried to waist in shields - L TITVRI in exergue
Die axis: 2 o'clock
Diameter: 18.42mm, thickness: 1.67mm, weight: 3.55

19. Complete silver Roman denarius of Marc Antony, dating to 38 BC. Minted in Athens.
OBV: Radiate bust of Sol right - III VIR R P C COS DESIG ITER ET [TER(T)]
REV: Antony standing right, dressed as prIest, veIled, wearing toga & holding a lituus - M ANTONIVS M F [M N AVGVR IMP TER]
Die axis: 12 o'clock
RSC 13, Syd. no.1199, Cr. no.533/2
Diameter: 16.58mm, thickness: 1.56mm, weight: 2.10g

20. Complete silver Roman republican denarius of C. Postumius, dating to the year 73 BC.
OBV: Bust of Diana right, bow and quiver over shoulder
REV: Running hunting do right, spear below - [C] POSTVM[I, TA] in two lines in exergue.
Die axis: 6 o'clock
Diameter: 18.33mm, thickness: 1.92mm, weight: 3.30g
Crawford no.394/1a; Sydenham no.785; Kestner no.3282-4; BMCRR Rome 3238-41; Postumia 9.

21. Complete silver Roman denarius of Mark Anthony, dating to the period 32-31 BC.
OBV: Praetorian galley, thyrsos behind prow
REV: Legionary aquila between two standards
Die axis: 11 o'clock
Diameter: 18.09mm, thickness: 1.88mm, weight: 3.24g
RSC. no.27, Cr. no.544, Syd. no.1216.

22. Complete silver Roman denarius of Augustus, dating to the period 27 BC (Reece period 1).
Obverse; bare headed bust right, CAESAR
Reverse; bull standing right. AVGVSTVS.
Samos (or Pergamum?) mint
BMCRE 662, RSC 28.
Thickness: 2.26 mm
Weight: 3.31 g
Diameter: 18.52 mm

23. Off-struck and worn silver Republican denarius, probably Caius Vibius Pansa. Reece period 1. Mint Rome. Circa 90 BC.
Obverse: [PANSA], Laureate head of Apollo right.
Reverse: Minerva in fast quadriga right, crowned by Victory, holding spear, reins in left hand and trophy in right; in exergue [C VIBIVS C F].