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I do not collect ancients and I don't know anything about them. I bought these two coins for 0.1$ in Romanian money because I thought they were so cheap. I know they are about unidentifyable, but hope you can help.
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The top one is very similar to the top left one in Numismatty's post here. It's the same reverse type (emperor marhing, holding labarum in front and dragging captive behind) but I can't pick the emperor on yours at all.

The second one looks too far gone to be able to extract anything useful, except to say it looks from what remains of the portrait to be from the 200's AD rather than the 300's.
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The emperor dragging captive was a reverse used on coins from the mid to late 4th century. From what I can make out my best guess would be Gratian.

Can't help with the second coin.

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To be honest it could be anybody -- best to label it as a "wee Roman coin - 4th C" and leave it at that
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 Posted 07/27/2008  11:39 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add stratocaster to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thank you very much for the help.
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