looks like a Licinius ae follis 308-324 ad.
0 gold, 32 silver, 300ish bronze/copper/ancients
A silver greek/greek colonial silver coin worth 4 drachmas.
Valens ruled from 364 to 378
My first ancient coin was a Mithridates VI 120-63 BC copper coin, with the gorgon design. I got it at a coin shop in 2011 for 3 dollars, I was...
ironically, the swastika originally meant peace in ancient India. The Hitler chose it from a art class he took for aesthetic reasons.
looks fake or at least badly polished
looks like a silverpersian coin around 400 bc, elephant on the front probably a siglos.
Roman coin ae follis licinius 308-324ad alexandria mint, egypt.
silver siglos persian empire 400 bce
a Constantine the great death commemorative ae3, around 340 ad, worth 10 dollars at most.
the first is a ae3 of constantius ii 337-361, 2 victories facing each other. The second one is a ae3 of Constantine, 306-337 a Constantinople city...
A valens 364-378 ae3, a constantius ii 337-361 ae3, and a constans 337-353 ae3. Each worth about 5 dollars each.
fake of vespasian 69 to 79 ad
Its a fake of a denarius of Geta who ruled from 211 to 212
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