Roman Silver ID #19

Are you doing any of your own research on these coins? It seems to me that you are not and just want us to do the work for you. There is enough research material here that would give you hours of study and the ability to ID these coins by your self. We don't mind helping, but it's starting to fell like we are being taken advantage of. Here is the link again to a downloadable book that will help you ID every coin that you have posted. http://www.dirtyoldbooks.com/eric.html

Sorry echizento, I'll take the hint and stop posting these. I was sort of hoping that it'd be entertaining for those that know these coins (similar to your other thread, but probably much more basic).
FWIW I have been trying, and I have been going through ERIC. It's not so clear to a novice though. E.g. Septimius Severus has 75 obverses, 345 reverses, and 200 types, and 4 mints. Trying to match up the images in ERIC is also daunting - for Sept Sev. there are 10 busts, and 200 types. I'm still at the point where I'm trying to read the darn letters properly. I guess my 'wants' in terms of buying ancient coins is larger than my brain is at processing them...so maybe that's a good hint for me to slow down, or maybe just switch to buying fewer more pricey coins. Also FWIW, I'm not trying to make any sort of profit out of these...I simply like the idea of having a large collection of varied ancient coins. When I find out who they are, I enjoy reading about them more (rather than reading about the characters first, and then finding the coins).
Anyway, apologies, I'll stop posting these! I can entirely understand how these could be annoying, 6 strings of posts every night! (I stopping thanking everyone in each thread to avoid it coming to the top of the pile and bugging everyone)

Thanks Medieval. It's true, I think (or hope) that I have somewhat improved. I had divided them into my own basic 'types' - 'boyish looking', bearded, the ladies, those that seem to have a 'long' or 'fat' neck, interesting/non-standard reverses, those with crowns, early/republic coins, ?greek coins, etc. so most of the categories are still untouched.
I'll put the current ones aside and pull them out down the road at some point when I've gained more experience. I've got another large batch of 'uncleaned' coins that have been soaking for over a year now at various stages - I might spend some time cleaning them again.
Thanks for everyone's help though!

Markbaer - I'm a novice who can't afford bulk coins like you can, but wishes to become better at identifying coins. I'll gladly try to identify some of your coins for you in the future (although I have some coins left to identify for someone else on this forum, so I'm not sure how fast I will be). Shoot me a PM and we'll exchange email adresses. These images are pretty clear - I can work with it.