HOARD (ROMAN)
1 aureus (Tiberius 1. PONTIF MAXIM, RIC 27, AD 14-37); 28 denarii (Republic, 21; Augustus, 5; Tiberius, 2). Treasure Annual Report 2001, 181 (5 denarii: Republic, 3; Augustus, 1; Tiberius, 1). In 2005 a group of Iron Age and Roman coins (Treasure Annual Report 2005-06, no. 1061, 2006 T163) were reported to Sally Worrell of the Portable Antiquities Scheme. The coins, representing part of the collection of a metal-detector user (now deceased), were reported by his widow. Within this collection, the 24 early Roman coins (1 aureus of Tiberius, 18 denarii of the Republic, 4 of Augustus and 1 of Tiberius) appear to represent addenda to the earlier Winchester Hoard, discovered by the same finder (published in TAR 2001 no. 181). The current coins are consistent with the earlier hoard in terms of their type and condition, and the possibility that they originated at the same site is supported by the fact that the finder was known to have revisited the site on occasions after the discovery of the hoard. Catalogue by I. Leins for CHRB online. Addenda: 24 early Roman coins (1 aureus of Tiberius, 18 denarii of the Republic, 4 of Augustus and 1 of Tiberius). NC 2002, 9; TAR 2001, 181.

Treasure numbers associated with this hoard: 2006 T163
Other PAS records associated with this hoard: HAMP-CC27E5; HAMP-EA4B73
Parish: Restricted Access
District: Winchester
County: Hampshire
Place known as: Winchester Area I
Discovery method: Metal detector
Notes: See comments for hoard 861. Uncertain if should separate out 2006 T163 and 2001 find - I Leins fairly confident in coroner's report that the 2006 group were addenda. Other coins from the same finder came under 2005T199 (siliquae) and 2005T200 (two hoards , A of staters and B of denarii).



A group of 2 silver Iron Age units, 4 Roman Republican denarii and a denarius of Tiberius may be potential addenda to these finds; SUR-C58112; SUR-D6FE5F; SUR-EEA5DD; SUR-039B49; SUR-038D17; SUR-03540D; SUR-8587A6 (2024 T904).