I bought this bag of Roman coins at a flea market for 74 dollars for 10 coins. I was wondering if anyone could help ID them. Thanks.
All of these coins are late Roman bronzes except for the 2d coin top right, which appears to be Greek. Too difficult to ID with the blurry images though... the condition also doesn't help. For $74, you could instead have gotten two or three decent quality coins or a nice 2d century denarius, IMO.
Most of them are nummi, or AE3s. The small ones are AE4s. Others may have more updated nomenclature; I still remember LRBs based on size.
Honestly, you should take better pics of your coins. The photos should be focused, and you should assemble for each one the obverse with its reverse before posting here. A well-photographed ancient coin, even one picked at random out of the junk box, can look like a jewel.
OK here are some of them photographed like you said. I believe this one to be Constantinople city commemorative 330 AD
This one I think is a Greek Phrygia Apameia with Athena helmeted on the obverse and maybe Athena on the reverse?
