Here are a few more small Greeks I got from MA Europe but not what I ordered. They are for my fifth graders so I need some ballpark help with IDs and we will search wildwinds from there. Thank You! coin 1 and 2 coin 3 and 4: coin 5: below Thank you all so much with your help. I know these should be easy common types for most of you all.
Coins 1 and 3: Lydia, Sardes. Apollo/club within wreath. Some examples Will check the rest of them but larger images might be helpful. I see some legends but it is so teensy tiny.
2 is going to be some sort of Seleukid. Larger images might be helpful. Can you tell anything about the obverse figure? Could be a ruler, could be a god (Apollo, Artemis, etc). Reverse is probably Apollo seated on an omphalos, holding arrow and bow. You can make out a few of the letters of BAΣIΛEΩΣ (or however it is spelled for that particular issue). The issuer's name is lost on this coin (would be to the left on the reverse).
4- need better pictures (closer/higher resolution, in focus, and perhaps with oblique lighting to bring out whatever device elements remain). 5- Obverse looks like Apollo, which fits with the lyre (or similar instrument) on the reverse. Apollo + lyre is a very common combo so if you only have those two search terms you'll have a lot of photos to check (ACsearch). Try adding size in mm to the search. Sometimes that can help. You may not be able to pinpoint this one's origin because of the common iconography. Better images + sizes may help.
Yes Apollo on the omphalos I recognized so yeah Seleukid. The deal is I ordered some three small lots of 5 with obvious Alexander the greats- bow and club/Hercules, macedonian shields and a Pontus Medusa shield and got none of those from the dealer. So I will try harder on the images. Thanks again TIF
Cool coins! 4 appears to have Herakles club within laurel-wreath. Though all I can make out on the obverse, that you have listed second, is a right facing head. Like @TIF pointed out, better photos appreciated.
Thank Ryro! Yes I think 4 is an Alexander the Great issue just in poor shape. I will get better photos.