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300+ Roman Gold $XAU Coins Found in Como, Italy*

Workers uncovered an amphora with 300+ gold coins (4th–5th century AD) at Teatro Cressoni. Coins feature Honorius, Valentinian III, Leo I, and others. Each coin is ~4g pure gold. A gold bar was also found.

*Key Points:*

- Coins were neatly stacked; first 27 examined in Milan.

- Likely hidden during Germanic invasions by a wealthy individual or bank.

- Como (founded 59 BC by Julius Caesar) was a thriving Roman settlement.

- Coins will likely go to Paolo Giovio Archaeological Museum.

*Significance:* One of northern Italy’s most complete Roman coin collections, shedding light on monetary history.

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