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Help To Identify Roman Coins

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Hi I am trying to identify this coin but I am still trying to learn how recognize the characters on the coin and its faces.

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Check out the sticky section at the top of the ancient forum page. There is a thread titled Books, downloads and websites, there you will find lots of information on how to identify ancient coins and much more.
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Welcome to CCF! Coin 1 is of a Valentinian, presumably Valentinian I, who ruled the West from 364-375. Coin 2 is a "Securitas Reipublicae" minted in Siscia in the reign of the Eastern Emperor Valens (r. 364-378). I can't read the text on the obverse of the third but it is a tetrarchic-era bronze, dating from 293 to 324. Hope this helps!
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GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS NOB on the third one points to Galerius.
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Thank you. You are amazing. I have a couple of books but still is difficult for me to read the words. Now when you tell me I can finally see the letter :)
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