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300 AD A Copper Coin is Lost

History of Downley Posted on 20/11/2019 by Brian12/05/2020

A copper coin, found in a field near Downley in 1904, shows the bust of the Emperor Galerius and has the inscription – MAXIMIANUS NOB(illissimus) CAES(ar).  The full name of this Emperor was Galerius Valerius Maximianus, who died in 311.

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