Rare Roman-era gold solidium discovered in Aquileia

A special discovery in Aquileia included three gold solidi minted by different Roman emperors, reflecting ancient power and ritual.

While excavating in Aquileia, northeastern Italy, experts from the University of Verona unexpectedly found many strange ancient artifacts. Photo: @University of Verona.

In-depth archaeological exploration and analysis techniques have shown that these are three rare gold solidi coins dating back to around the 4th century AD. Photo: @University of Verona.

These gold coins were found under the floor of an ancient royal building. Photo: @University of Verona.

What is worth mentioning are three rare gold solidi coins minted by three different Roman emperors in the 4th century. Photo: @University of Verona.

They were minted by the emperors Valens (364-378 AD), Magnus Maximus (383-388 AD) and Arcadius (383-408 AD). Photo: @University of Verona.

All were minted at the imperial mints in Constantinople. Photo: @University of Verona.

These coins are so rare that they may not have been circulating coins, but were only given by emperors to favored courtiers during ceremonies. Photo: @University of Verona.

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