Ancient Coins Need Help For Identification

Second looks like a Hadrian from the Koinon of Macedon.

Thank you Bob for the info

i will post next time 2 coins maximum per thread

The first coin is a Byzantine follis, Constantinople mint. You might be able to find a match at

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/sb/i.html

Very quickly / I'll take a shot- you can look on wildwinds for full attribution:

3. Constantine I / Genius standing front, looking left, holding patera and cornucopiae.

4. Valentinian II/Victory walking left, holding trophy on shoulder and dragging captive behind her.

5. I would guess Constantius II /Fallen Horseman reverse

6. I believe that's Antoninus Pius on the Reverse

Nice call Bian - it would have helped if I read the legend.

6 is likely Thessalonica, Tiberius/Livia RPC 1568. Looks like traces of the greek letters theta and epsilon first letters of city name by her hair/forehead. I have one but poor condition. Here's one on RPC Roman Provincial Coinage site.




7 Greek, likely Macedonian Kingdom, Heracles/forepart of lion?

It would be great fun to find ancient coins with a metal detector, the local laws should be considered. It's also fun to try and attribute ancient coins but when they are very worn with few details, it's often difficult if not impossible. There are online sites like Wildwinds, sold online auctions and great reference books to buy for serious searching.

Yes looks right Bob L, you're very helpful.

the number 2 coin is :
Antoninus Pius AE20 of the Province of Macedonia.
Obv: KAISAR ANTWNEINOS, laureate head right
Rev: KOINON MAKEDONWN, Macedonian shield.
i have looked online but cannot find price for this coin if someone have info can share it
on Numista Rarity index is 97 ranked