Twelve coins were recovered during the excavations at Buckley’s Field, although only two – both Roman – came from stratified deposits. Eight of the coins were Roman, two were of the reign of Charles I, and two copper coins were of eighteenth or nineteenth century origin. In the following list, the coins will be described by trench:

TRENCH 1 (1 coin) 
1.   Æ  Magnentius (U/S); broken, but little worn  LRBC II.49 AD 350-1
 D N MAGNENTIVS P F AVG
 FELICITAS REIPVBLICE     TRP

TRENCH 8 (2 coins)

2. Æ  Constantine II (U/S); chipped on edges, but little worn
as  LRBC  I.49  AD 330-5
 [CONSTANTINVS] IVN NOB C
 GLORIA EXERCITVS (2 standards)

3.   AR  Half-groat, Charles I (U/S);  very worn    c. 1644

TRENCH 9 (3 coins)

4.   Æ   As, Domitian as Caesar (under Vespasian)  (906);
                                                            corroded, but not very worn  AD 72-9
 CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS C[OS ….]
 S C  (Illegible)

5.   Æ   Dupondius, Vespasian (U/S):  badly corroded   AD 69-79
 (legends illegible)

6.   Æ   Halfpenny (U/S)        18th/19th century

TRENCH 12 (6 coins)

7.   Æ   As, Nero (U/S);  very corroded     AD 62-8

8.   Æ   Dupondius, Vespasian (1213);  corroded, but not very worn AD 69-79
 (legends illegible)

9.  AR  Denarius, Hadrian (U/S); little worn     RIC 2 (Hadrian),  118 AD 119-22
 IMP CAESAR TRAIANVS HADRIANVS AVG
 P M TR P COS III  CONCORD (in exergue)

10 AR  Denarius, Marcus Aurelius (U/S);  moderately worn
                                                                           RIC 3 (Marcus), 436 AD 161+
 DIVVS ANTONINVS
 CONSECRATIO  Funeral Pyre

11. AR  Half-groat, Charles I (U/S);  very worn    c. 1644

12. Æ  One Penny (U/S);  very corroded   early-nineteenth century