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Ancient Coins - Help Identify Part 5

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Part 5 of the installment. Help identify please. Thanks!

COIN #1 (21 mm dia):
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COIN #2 (25 mm dia):
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COIN #3 (18 mm dia):
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COIN #4 (17 mm dia):
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COIN #5 (25 mm dia):
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#1: Late Roman: Arcadius again, this time reverse GLORIA ROMANORUM, emperor standing holding globe and standard, mintmark ANTB. A nice, clear coin. Unfortunately, it's the only one in this set I can identify.

#2: Late Byzantine.

#3: Late Roman. Looks like a VOT-in-wreath type but I can;t read the numbers inside the wreath.

#4: Pre-Roman - it looks like a Ptolemaic Egyptian bronze, or perhaps Seleucid.

#5: The large SC-in-wreath is typical of provincial bronzes from Antioch.
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