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HI, I found these in a drawer (I got them years ago had forgotten about them). Greek coins aren't my area at all and I doubt they are identifiable but I'll post them anyway in case someone knows them from the general style.  4.73g 18 x 20  2.41g 14mm  1.73g 12mm  1.76g 14mm  1.35g 11mm  6.96g 19mm Thanks!
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Pillar of the Community
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Always love a pegasus! I will take them off your hands if you want. I don't have many greeks, but I do like them.
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Pillar of the Community
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I want to keep them I don't have many Greeks either.
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Last coin, I think it is Thessalonika, Macedonia, the portrait is of the city goddess, legend within wreath, after 167BC. It gives you a place to start looking.
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Coin no 5. I think that is a date palm on the reverse. Could the other be either a bunch of grapes or a leaf?
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Nice group of coins, with a little research I think we would be able to ID them.
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Thanks for the suggestions. The "tree" one I think has a head on the obverse - I've turned it 90 degrees - my fault in the original picture. 
Edited by Bacchus2 05/25/2014 2:53 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I think you're right - it's close anyway so a good place to start.
Thanks!
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This little bag has more surprises  4.17 18mm  8.04 18mm  15.48 28mm  5.07 10mm  5.18 19mm  2.12 11mm  3.39 20mm  7.60 20mm - Kushan
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Coin No 5 in the new batch is http://www.acsearch.info/ext_image.html?id=694597 Description Kings of Macedon. Perseus (179-168 BC). Æ (20mm, 6.48g, 1h). Uncertain Macedonian mint. Head of hero Perseus r., wearing winged Phrygian helmet, harpa over shoulder. R/ Eagle standing l. on thunderbolt, head r., wings displayed; monogram to l. SNG Alpha Bank 1143. Green patina, VF
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That's great - thanks for your very helpful response.
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Edited by pishpash 05/27/2014 2:01 pm
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The second from last in the second set is Parthian. Don't know the exact attribution but I have a similar one from ~10AD.
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