LOTS OF 50 UNCLEANED ROMAN COINS + Free Coins - GOLD??

I WILL ENCLOSE DIFFERENT CLEANING METHODS IN EVERY ORDER OR USE YOUR OWN SECRET METHOD.

THESE COINS ARE BECOMING VERY HARD TO FIND  

Restoring and collecting Roman coins is getting more popular all over the world by the day ! It is truly a fascinating hobby which combines numerous areas of knowledge such as numismatics, ancient history and a feeling of treasure hunting (you never know what is under the dirt); learning new things, training mental agility, discovery (there are so many different types to discover including types and variations previously unknown) and handicraft (cleaning the coins).

You can clean them using a variety of methods (soap and hot water, olive oil, distilled water, stiff brush,  electrolysis or using chemicals).  I guarantee that these coins are absolutely genuine! The coins are at least 1500  to 2000 years old!

I OPENED ONE BAG AND CLEANED THEM AND FOUND SOME AMAZING COINS. NOT ALL COINS ARE AMAZING THOUGH. IT'S THE LUCK OF THE DRAW

Quality
Almost all of the coins are from the Roman Imperial  and  BYZANTINE  era. (approx. 100 B.C. to 450 A.D.), a few are from earlier or later times.
Sizes: coins are up to 30mm (Ases, Folli, Sestertii, Antoniniani, Maiorine, Denarii etc….), many are of the smaller size because those were the coins that were used most every day

Source of the coins
The coins come from places such as Viminacium (a Roman town near Kostolats in Eastern Europe). There were no banknotes in those days and the only banking system (a very basic system offered almost exclusively to the ruling classes) and so all transactions were made in cash (= coins). These were often buried in the cellar, beneath trees, next to local landmarks such as aquaducts and bridges. When the owner died (many of the owners were soldiers sent off to serve elsewhere), the coins were forgotten. Today, nearly 2,000 years later they are being found using electronic means and you can buy them.