Ancient Roman Coins

Can someone help me with the value of these coins. I have a total of 11 ancient roman coins. They are from 200's AD I think. on ebay I have seen these type of coins sell for just a few dollars or some for a few thousand dollars.

 

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He may be philip 1

 

(on the first one)

 

i would have said claudius or quintillus for the first one ( based on the portrait )

 

definitely Quintilllus ( from the portrait and the legend )
3rd Century AD Antoninianus

Maybe Laetitia on the reverse

Quintillus is a scarce Emperor who has ruled only for a few months, just after Claudius II Gothicus his brother

Value (IMO): ca $5-$7

 

:welcome: to CT Twilly

Could you post the pics for the others ?

 

Thanks for the help. Here are the rest of the coins. They are in poor condition so they will be hard to tell what they are with just a pic.

 

Thanks for posting them !
They are more than 1600 years old so we can't blame them for their condition

Maybe you could try to soak them in Distilled Water for a while, changing water every day and you could see some improvements on the coins !
Ask also the Ancients Experts here ! they should detect the thread anyway

 

Thanks for the help! I will try that :smile

 

Yes, yes we can.

Seriously, I say that just to let the OP know ancient collectors are if anything more harsh in grading than modern collectors are. These coins do exist is superb condition.

Listen, I have a ton of lower grade Roman myself. I am not disparaging the coins, but simply telling you that you have 11 very low grade what appears to be 3rd century Romans. Value would be around $5 max each if you can identify the emperor. As a group lot on Ebay i don't know if they would bring $10. But, who cares, right? Enjoy them know ing you own authentic relics of the Roman empire, and use them as a learning tool to learn how to identify Roman coins.