For the first time in more then 1000 years. This coin sees light.

I didn't find it metal detecting. I restore them. It looks much more detailed in sunlight. And with a better camera.

What is it?

Ancient roman coin. I restored it. It was covered in dirt.

How can you take so bad pictures ? Look to setting of your phone.

May be Constantius II, Augustus 337-361

D N CONSTANTIVS VICTOR SEMPER AVG

Victories (2) standing, facing each other, each holding a wreath and palm

VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN

Siscia RIC# 182, 184, 188

or Thessalonica RIC 99, 103

It looks like a very old laptop camera is used in many of the other posted pictures.

Idolenz

It looks like a very old laptop camera is used in many of the other posted pictures.

Correct. I use my old chromebook for numista.

Frenchlover

How can you take so bad pictures ? Look to setting of your phone.

May be Constantius II, Augustus 337-361

D N CONSTANTIVS VICTOR SEMPER AVG

Victories (2) standing, facing each other, each holding a wreath and palm

VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN

Siscia RIC# 182, 184, 188

or Thessalonica RIC 99, 103

 

Thanks for identifying. Sorry. My old chromebook isn't very good at taking photos, and it's not in the budget for me to get a new one. By the way it is Siscia

Is it rare?

CalebFrancis

Is it rare?

Yes, usually you use your phone camera and then transfer the photo to the computer. The definition of the picture is much better.