Valerian I

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Summary: 1 Roman radiate coin of Valerian I, struck at Rome. Part of a hoard of 3584 late Roman coins found inside a greyware pottery jar at Manor Farm, Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. Found by Mr C May while using a metal detector in August 2005, and declared as Treasure Trove.

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