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Need Help Identifying A Few Ancients

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 Posted 02/01/2013  05:45 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add giano to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
however I was right with Leo I.
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Certainly looks like it, and the reverse also

Care to take a look at these for me?

https://goccf.com/t/139844

The first coin still has me puzzled.
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I appreciate everyone's help. I do think the last coin is a Leo I ae4. The second coin is a Justinian I S175 AE 16, the fourth appears to be a Trajan Large SC, SC within Oak Wreath, which leaves only coin # 3 as vague at this point. Could well be Pentanummium but I can not identify further. Thanks all!!
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I do think the last coin is a Leo I ae4.


Hey, its your coin, as long as your happy

This vcoins sale sums it up pretty well I think:

http://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/anc...Default.aspx

I think its more interesting if it is barbarous, less common than the real thing, I hope yours cleans up well, let us know.
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So I took a soft wet cotton swap and softly rubber the coin. Didn't remove a lot of the sand but some. Here are updated pictures.

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