Irregular and Counterfeit Coins Book

"Irregular and Counterfeit Coins of Roman Britain" Is a new book offering a comprehensive study of ancient coin forgeries during the Roman period in Britain. This book explores the creation, circulation, and impact of counterfeit Roman coins, shedding light on the economic and social factors that fuelled their production. It provides in-depth analysis of both crude imitations and high-quality forgeries that circulated alongside official Roman currency. I deal for identifying those coins when metal detecting that are just not quite right.

Richly illustrated with examples of irregular coins, the book delves into the techniques used by ancient forgers and the challenges faced by Roman authorities in controlling counterfeit money. Readers will discover how these counterfeit coins affected trade, the economy, and everyday life in Roman Britain.

This essential guide for metal detectorists, numismatists, historians, and archaeology enthusiasts combines insights from Roman history, coin collecting, and ancient monetary systems, making it an indispensable resource for understanding counterfeit coinage in antiquity. 

Whether you're interested in Roman Britain or ancient currency, this book provides valuable insights into the world of irregular and counterfeit Roman coins. Available now from Metal Detecting Books