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Ancient Roman Coin Identification

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 Posted 05/14/2018  12:05 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Koinz to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I received these coins a while back in a junk lot I purchased from ebay. I have tried searching them, but I've had no luck.

There are a couple that are pretty trashed, and I don't really expect an identification on those, but I figured I'd try anyway. I just don't even know where to begin finding info on any of them.

Apologies in advance, I haven't posted many pictures on here, and I'm still confused about it, therefore the pictures are sidways.
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All are going to be tough or impossible to get an exact ID:

1 - Too corroded. Probably nothing to reveal with more cleaning.

2 - Late Roman, Victory dragging captive type from the dynasty of Theodosius:
http://www.tesorillo.com/aes/135/135i.htm

3 - Too far gone. If I had to guess, I would say provincial of Elagabalus or Severus Alexander - I had a coin of Elagabalus from Marcianopolis with about the same portrait.

4 - Too far gone. I see a tripod altar, but that's a pretty ubiquitous feature of many Greek and Provincial coins.

5 - Pretty rough, but portrait looks like it could be Septimius Severus? Would be either provincial, or the bronze core of a counterfeit (fourree) denarius.

6 - Constans? VOT (XV?) MVLT XX in wreath:
http://www.tesorillo.com/aes/064/064i.htm
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Thank you so much. I probably won't find any info on the really corroded ones, but I appreciate the info you could give. I know the pictures aren't that great, either.
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