Castulo, Spain

I gathered up the willpower to set up the photography rig so here are the three currently in my collection:



3.88 g, 18.2 mm. I have this one potentially identified as Villaronga 5, which according to Wildwinds would have been minted prior to 214 BC.



5.9 g, 21.7 mm. This one I'm not sure as to the ID. The size and design are somewhat similar to Burgos 728, but it's not a perfect match and I'm not sure.



4.68 g, 18.9 mm. This one is rough, but a good match for Burgos 723. The Iberian script makes me think it was minted prior to 72 BC, but I haven't found a firm date anywhere.

Sorry for the coin dump, but finding these in uncleaned lots has opened up a whole different region of coin collecting for me. I'd love to add one of the type in the OP as well someday.

I,m sorry but I cannot say you nothig new. It seems from Castulo or Asido (second)... Perhaps you could clean up them as Medieval says, but be careful and use a soft tool like toothbrush ?

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Thanks, but this is only an overview/introduction - is there a good online reference you know? Don't mind whatever (European) language it is in.

Thanks.
The first pdf is even more extensive than the first volume from Burgos (at least in the number of coins shown) and the first online reference is new to me, so especially thanks for that.
What a massive amount of fakes have been produced, wonder it should be a standard link in the sticky.