Found Old Coins...value?

I see lots of nice things- Spanish silver, Roman silver, doubloons and a Mormon gold piece to name a few. I'm sorry to say that they are probably fake, but if not, you could have some real money on your hands.

I tried the Postimg.org.....let me know if this link doesn't work, but it's front and back of all the coins.

http://postimg.org/gallery/1qu4hmoda/58c8907f/

I see:
-legionary denarius of Marc Anthony
-denarius of Augustus Caesar
-An 8 reales (Pillar Type)
-An 8 reales cob
-An Athenian Tetradrachm or didrachm (worth $1000-$3000 if real)
-A ptolemy teradrachm (worth several hundreds if real)
-A Pine tree shilling (Worth tens of thousands, but yours is fake).
-A jewish silver shekel (Worth Several thousands if real)
-Silver stater of corinth (worth several hundred if real)
-Silver dirham
-Klippe thaler (Worth few hundred to few thousands)
-1859 $10 Mormon gold (10-12 known, worth $50K-$350K if real)
-Brasher Doubloon (This is a million dollar coin and yours is most definitely fake).

These coins are very valuable if original. However, even from the unclear pictures I can see that several of them are fake, so it is likely they are all counterfeit. I mostly collect classic US and Canadian coins, so this is not my area of expertise, I will let someone else weigh in on this.

@sethzy

Sorry to disappoint you, these "finds of a lifetime" are almost always too good to be true. If I may ask, where do you live? Although most of these are fake, there is a small chance that some might be real, you could bring them in to a local dealer to get advice on if you can get anything from selling them.

Alright, good luck, let us know what ends up happening. Some collectors such as Sel-69l and I actually keep black cabinet collections (we purchase counterfeit coins for show purposes), that's something you mighr considee doing if you're interested in coins at all.

I have the same countertops

Nice little collection you have there I would take them into your local coin shop to see if they are real.