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ROMAN GOLD COINS FOUND AT COKBRIDGE. 28956. Obv. Similar to No. 49.Rev.P M T R P COS Mil P p . . Trajanstanding facing, holding spear and parazonium,being crowned by Victory, whoin 1. hand.29holds palmWt. 109-5 grs. Cohen, p. 44, 253 (100-103 A.D.). [PI. XIV. 13.]57. Obv. Similar to No. 50.Rev. P M JR P COS Illl P P Similarto No. 56.Wt. 112-4 grs. Cohen, p. 44, 251 (100-103 A.D.). [PI. XIV. 14.]58. Obv. Same legend. Draped bust of Trajan r.,laureate. 30Rev.Similar.Wt. 113-6 grs. Var. of Cohen, p. 44,251 (100-103 A.D.). [PI. XIV. 15.]59. Obv. Similar.Bev. P M TR P COS Illl P . P Trajan standing1.,with mantle over 1. arm and holdingspear in 1. hand, erecting a trophy on aDacian, upon whom he rests his r. foot. 31Wt. 109-5 grs. Var. of Cohen, p. 44,254 (100-103 A.D.). [PI. XIV. 16.]60. Obv. IMP NERVA TRAIANVS AVG GER DACICVSBust of Trajan r., laureate.- 9Cohen (loc. cit.) gives this type from the Trouvaille du LycfeCharlemagne. There are two specimens of it in the British Museum.30This type of obverse is not given in Cohen.31Cohen (loc. cit.) gives a specimen in the Cabinet de France, havingon the obverse the laureate bust with the " aegis." The present variety,having laureate and draped bust on the obverse, is unrecorded by Cohen,but an example of it, from the Montagu Collection, is in the BritishMuseum.