A priceless gold coin was apparently discovered in the sea area between Limassol and Larnaca by local fisherman. The media in Cyprus said that the coin dates back to the first century A.D. and depicts the third Roman emperor called Caligula, well-known for his fierce and brutal policy during his reign. The coin in fact shows Caligula sacrificing an animal before the Temple of Augustus, which is constituted by six pillars. Many coins dating back to the same period have been found over time, but this particular piece of treasure is regarded as being highly significant. That is why representatives of the Nicosia Archaeological Museum of Cyprus said that the discovery of this ancient artifact enriches cultural heritage of the broader region. And let's not kid ourselves it also provides archaeologists with important information on ancient Cyprus trade.