Assertion: hoard's coin | /r/HasProperty | minted
Facets:
value: freshly
type: MANNER
value: quite
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In particular, the round coins which are considered the oldest in the hoard, have an obverse design consisting in the facing busts of two bulls, evocative of the design of the mid-6th century coins of Croesus with the facing busts of a lion and a bull, generally considered as the first coins ever to be minted.
text: The hoard contains both quite freshly minted Christian coins from the Danelaw, and ingots marked with a cross.
text: The deposit did not have any Darics and Sigloi, which also suggests strongly that these coins typical of Achaemenid coinage only started to be minted later, after 515 BCE.
text: It may be that new coins were being minted here.