1989年7月西安市东郊堡子村附近西北电力建设总厂唐墓中出土一枚仿东罗马金币,径2.15厘米重2克、单面纹饰冲压而成。面为帝王半身像,头微左转,戴圆形冠、脑后有冠缨飘带,身着铠甲外罩战袍,右手持标枪杠于肩,枪头从头左露出。左有一盾,盾上有一骑士,周围有古罗马字母,难辨,仅有几个字母可读。该币造型、字母与西安市南郊 In July 1989, an imitation of Eastern Roman gold coin unearthed in the tomb of the Northwest Electric Power Construction Plant near Baozi Village, Dongjiao, Xi’an City, with a diameter of 2.15 cm and weighing 2 grams, was stamped and embossed on one surface. Face for the imperial bust, the head slightly left turn, wearing a round crown, crown with a ribbon streamers, wearing a armor cover shirt, the right hand javelin bar on the shoulder, the gun head exposed from the left. There is a shield on the left, a knight on the shield, ancient Roman letters around, hardly distinguishable, only a few letters readable. The currency modeling, letters and the southern suburbs of Xi’an