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Beril Naz Hassan

Gold coin proves fictional Roman emperor was real

A coin from the Hunterian’s collection said to show a Roman emperor named Sponsian

(Picture: University of Glasgow)

A recently discovered ancient gold coin has proven the existence of a Roman emperor many thought to be fictional.

The coin belonged to a third-century emperor named Sponsian and bore his portrait.

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