I have bought a coin lot at an auction recently, mostly for the English coins - Among the coins was a number of ancient coins. Would be grateful for assistance in identification if possible as I want to put them on ebay to help fund the next buy :) (if they are worth anything) These are the last 9 coins that came out of the lot
1) Weight: 1.2g Diameter: 10mm - Looks and feels like silver - Very small coin or part of coin
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First is a silver hemidrachm from Thrace, Byzantian, 357-340 B.C. Bull/Trident type.
The second is Roman, and appears to be a "city commemorative" issue, 330 - 346 AD, with a "VRBS ROMA" obverse and she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus reverse.
The third is an issue of Maximus, 236 - 238 AD, similar to this (see link), but at 23mm yours may not be a sestertius (yours may be a different denomination): http://coinproject.com/coin_detail.php?coin=243567
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