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Need Help Identifying Two Ancient Coins.

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Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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First coin looks like MaximinusII with Moneta holding scales.

EDIT: not sure from pics but it could say, MAXIMINVS NOB CAES on obverse and SAC MON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN on the reverse
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I agree with Dwayne8625 on the first coin.

Haven't got a clue on the second one.
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The second coin is not ancient. I think it's a "Dutch garden" duit from the 1600s. Several Dutch provinces issued duits depicting a female figure seated inside a fenced "garden".
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Awesome! Thanks, everyone. With that information I was able to narrow it down to a Maximinus II, AE follis, Carthage. AD 305-306. I was looking in a different empire.
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The second coin is not ancient. I think it's a "Dutch garden" duit from the 1600s. Several Dutch provinces issued duits depicting a female figure seated inside a fenced "garden".


I had to really do some searching for this one. With the information you gave me, I was able to pin it to a 1571-1579 2 Duit. I found an article on them, but wasn't able to find any for sale to compare it to. Thanks again for all of the info!
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