Roman Lot - Should I Bid?

Looks like a mixed lot of some good coins and some questionable. The first seven coins are Roman with one Roman Republic coin and the rest late roman empire. The square coin is Baktrain and is Apollodous. There are two medieval coins and the rest I'm not sure if they are genuine or not.

At the 'current' 81 euros I would pass on it without a second thought
If you want to drop $100 you could do much better
Patience can be a difficult thing to keep
But if you "lowball" enough group lots you will land one in good time
Keep an eye out for someone unloading a group of Gallic Empire 'ants'
(Postumus Victorinus Tetricus)
You can sometimes 'scoop' a group of them for around $7 each in near VF

Tim;

I think one might work backwards and start again by asking you, what ancient history do you like the best? Like most people know the history of civilization from Alexander the Great on a bit and admire eras more than others. That lot you looked at was extremely varied and if you end up being fascinated by just Imperial Rome, you'd end up with so many extra coins you never were interested in and might have spent quite a bit before you felt your calling to a certain period or region. I remember a man who was into American coins his whole life started out into ancients just grabbing everything. Soon he realized this was not a feasible plan so he thought of what he was interested in and just said, "what if I just look for coins with Hercules?" He did and ended up selling a very nice collection with almost every coin that had Hercules on it. Later on he did a lot with Medusa. But it interested him and he actually could achieve the plan. I know a man with a name similar to Kebren and convinced himself he was descended from there so he buys every Kebren Ram coin with the "K" visible to give to family members. Others who just collect coins with grapes. So if you have a Greek specialty in mythology that is a great start as I often think the ancients used these stories as a civilization reference that they knew everyone knew to make points in conversation and many coins have these legends depicted. Or on the flip side, if your wife is upset you are spending on a new hobby but she likes dogs, just get ancient coins with dogs for "her". So what are your interests to the point where if someone said spend a year memorizing timeline of all history including China and you'd quickly be asleep as opposed to someone saying study the Spartans and you'd have a huge burst of energy you would be so interested potentially...