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 Posted 11/15/2016  09:03 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add momtimesfive to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
My husband was given these coins a few years ago and we can not seem to find anything that gives us what they might be. All we can tell is that they are pretty old and might be Greek or Roman.

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Bottom left is a 20 nummi from the Byzantine empire. Ca. 700-800 AD? I don't collect those so I will defer to Echizento who does.

The rest we will need better pictures. If you can, post one coin at a time, photographed straight on in good lighting. Direct sunlight is good enough if you don't have a good lamp setup.
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to the community.

Please only post one or two coins at a time with face on shots.
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Best I could figure out from Wildwinds, the lower left coin is probably SB 873, Carthage mint half follis, Heraclius, 610-641 AD (perhaps 612 or 627 AD).

The other coins definitely need better photos (that one would also benefit from better photos).
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Top right is an Antoninianus from Crisis-era Rome (250-285). Looks to be large, very round and low purity, so I'm guessing Aurelian or Probus?
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