A bit boring because they are mostly of the same type Æ Tetrassarion Koinon of Makedonia, 161 – 180 AD 25.64 x 25.18 mm, 14.626 g, 1h RPC IV.1 4279 (temporary number); AMNG III, (“Die antiken Münzen Nord-Griechenlands”, Band III, Makedonia und Paionia, Berlin 1906, p. 84) Nr. 274; Varbanov 3052; Chaix 129; BMC (Catalogue of the Greek Coins, Macedonia, p. 28) 156 var. (bust is laureate); Lindgren 1366; SNG Copenhagen 1342; Moushmov 5889 (for reverse); Moushmov as reference is obsolet; he only considers the reverse of coins. Ob.: KAICAP ANTΏNINOC Bare-headed and cuirassed bust (wearing paludamentum?) of Marcus Aurelius with long beard to r. Rev.: ΚOΙΝΟΝ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝωΝ (facing inward, Koinon of the Makedonians). Thunderbolt with four wings. Æ Tetrassarion Koinon of Makedonia, 161 – 180 AD 27.85 x 27.93 mm, 14.259 g, 12h RPC IV.1 4280 (temporary number); AMNG III, (“Die antiken Münzen Nord-Griechenlands”, Band III, Makedonia und Paionia, Berlin 1906, p. 84) Nr. 275; BMC (Catalogue of the Greek Coins, Macedonia, p. 28) 156; SNG Copenhagen 1343; Varbanov 3052 Ob.: K-AICAP A-NTΏNINOC Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius with long beard and traces of drapery to r. Rev.: ΚOΙΝΟΝ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝωΝ (facing inward, Koinon of the Makedonians). Thunderbolt with four wings. and this one is from Amphipolis: Æ Triassarion 24.75 x 23.58 mm, 9.163 g, 4h RPC IV.1 25736 (temporary number); BMC (Catalogue of the Greek Coins, Macedonia, p. 57) 111; Ob.: ΑVΤΟ Κ Μ ΑVΡ ΑΝΤΩΝЄΙΝΟΝ Laureate bust of Marcus Aurelius (Augustus) with long beard to r. Border of dots. Rev.: ΑΜΦΙΠOΛ-ЄΙΤΩΝ Turreted Tyche of Amphipolis seated to l. on throne, holding patera in extended r. hand and the end of her peplos in l. Border of dots.
Hi, a happy new year ! I think the 3rd coin, from Antipolis, is not Marcus Aurelius but Commodus. 1) the portrait looks like Commodus 2) the obv. legend is ΑVΤΟ Κ Μ ΑVΡ KOMM ΑΝΤΩΝΙΝΟΝ
Found it, I think it is RPC Online IV.1 7653 (temporary number) https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/4/7653
