Roman Byzantinecoins As Much Information As I Can Get Please

Clearer pictures are needed - I see some fakes, I see some real ones. And for the romans, try posting the legends.

The one with the guys on the rostrum - that one could be very pricey, but I have my doubts about its authenticity. It doesn't look to bad but clearer pictures could clear it up.

There is nothing here that needs any cleaning. Some have already been taken back to the bare metal which eliminates a large amount of any potential value they might have had.

off my girls grandad all the really expensive coins on websites have been cleaned I have only cleaned 1 or 2 I have a few green 1's roman a snake on alter and victory on globe will sort proper pics tmorrow

The first two items are not coins, but jetons - counters, for use on mediaeval counting-boards (objects similar to an abacus). The third one is from Sweden, I think. I can't tell which pic is supposed to be the obverse for #4 (I think it's the last pic) but it's Roman.

#5 (Liberalitas) is also Roman and seems fine; #6 has problems with the design that make me think it might be a cast fake. #7 is also a Roman, and appears genuine (I own a Liberalitas piece just like yours, but in the same condition as your #7). #8, frankly, looks "too good to be true" and I suspect is a replica; #9 (the one with "IUSTUS" and the C4 monogram) is a "Name of God" marck from Denmark; the squiggles are the Hebrew name of God.

#10 (the large M) is Byzantine, but you don't seem to have the obverse of this one, so we can't ID it further. #11 (again, no obverse to this piece) is a St Patricks farthing token.

In future, could you post just one coin per thread, please, rather than a whole bunch all at once. That way, the thread can be moved to the appropriate location if necessary once the coin is identified properly.

thank you I will take this thread down and put each 1 of my coins in there own thread with good images so the jetsons are not worth anything and which coin is to good to be true and my large m iobverse ishelmeted and cuirassed bust facing holding globus cruciger and shield I also have another which is different it is diademed draped bust right and is *m+ con under it wouldnt let me put anymore images up thats y they not both sides to every coin I dont think any of the coins are fake I could be wrong but they all look ok but yous no what you talking about I took them to north west coins the otherday he wernt much help as to identifying them alls he really told me was they where real Thanks for reply

Cool, if you can improve the pics and post again tomorrow the people on here will be able to give you the most impartial opinions of the coins worth. At least then if you do decide to sell you will have a 'ball-park' figure and won't get ripped off.