Mauseus

It is surprising how taking a fresh look at a worn coin will give you a different reading and that has happened to me with this coin: Caraus...

I was invited down to the British Museum yesterday by Sam Moorhead for lunch and to discuss the work he’s currently doing on Carausius, both...

It's been a while since I posted here but (hopefully that will change). I can report a small update in identifying the Edward Joseph Jek...

I recently came across this small bronze in a group of coins purchased for stock. I don’t normally do much with Greek coinage but it looked ...

I have a passion for the provincial coins and this one just came my way as an unidentified coin of Macrinus (217-8) when it is, in reality, ...

I want to feature here a coin that is almost perfect, a beautifully detailed coin of the Roman emperor Aurelian (270-5AD). It will also give...

I had always assumed that the name "Mauseus", as part of Carausius' names, had come from Germanic or Britannic origins but tha...