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Identify These 3 Ancients Please - Greek, Roman?

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Help pointing me in the right direction for these appreciated. The bottom 2 may be too far gone anyway.


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The top coin is Seleukid and is Demetrios II I believe.
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Bottom right looks like it may be a Macedonian issue, Alexander III, Herakles in lion skin obverse, bow/club reverse.
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The bottom left obverse looks like Tanit from Carthage. If the reverse is a horse with a palm tree(?), then Punic/Carthage, maybe 3rd or 2nd century?
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...looks like Tanit from Carthage


To me that bottom left obverse, if it's a portrait at all, is very reminiscent of some Celtic coins, particularly of the Bituriges Cubi - which also have casting sprues like this one. Could the OP coin be potin?

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Thanks for the help! Agree that bottom left does look the Celtic examples shown.
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