Thanks to everyone for all the help in my last thread! Several coins were identified, and several that I thought were correctly labeled turned out to be in the wrong holders somehow. So, here are photos of all fifteen coins, along with all the info I currently know about each one. I'd really appreciate your help definitively identifying all of them, since I'm going to re-holder and re-label (where necessary) all of these soon. I'll update the descriptions for each coin as I learn more about them. Here's a link to a photo album with all the coins, if you'd like to see somewhat larger images. #1: Rome Maxentius AD 307-312 AE, follis, Aquileia Mint O: IMP MAXENTIVS P F AVG CONS, laureate bust left in imperial mantle, left hand holding eagle-tipped scepter. R: CONSERV VRBS SVAE, Roma seated facing, head left, within hexastyle temple, right hand holding globe and scepter; shield by side; knobs as acroteria and star in pediment. AQ(P) in exergue RIC VI 124; Sear 14984 #2: Unknown Nothing known about this coin #3: Macedonia Nothing else known about this coin #4: Roman Republic c. 189-180 BC As Victory & Spearhead - Cr 145/1 #5: Unknown Nothing known about this coin #6: Unknown Nothing known about this coin #7: Byzantium Nothing else known about this coin #8: Rome Claudius II AD 268-270 AE19, antonianus or radiate #9: Seleucid Empire Antiochos VIII 121-96 BC 6.5G, 18mm Incorrectly placed in Claudius II flip (It looks like there's a limit on how many images can fit in a post, so I'll continue this below.)
(Continued...) #10: Macedon Alexander III 336-323 BC AE20 Are Macedon and Macedonia the same kingdom? #11: Unknown Nothing known about this coin Incorrectly placed in Maroneia flip #12: Rome Vespasian AD 69-79 AE25, As #13: Maroneia c. 400-350 BC AE15 Incorrectly placed in Seleucid Empire flip #14: Judaea Alexander Jannaeus 103-76 BC AE14, prutah #15: Rome Constans AD 337-350 AE15 I'm assuming this coin is labeled correctly, but it may not be
#2 is a GLORIA ROMANORVM reverse with a soldier dragging a captive. Try Tesorillo for any match to the obverse - the mint on the reverse may narrow it down a bit too: https://tesorillo.com/aes/042/042i.htm Also, some of your other coins (#6, #11) may be identifiable usingTesorillo.
#6 is a Fel Temp Reparatio reverse, probably of Constantius II #7 is a half-follis denomination (K is the Greek numeral for 20 - 20 nummus in one half-follis, 40 nummus in a full follis), but I can't make out the obverse #8 is likely attributed as RIC 105 #10 Macedon is the kingdom while Macedonia is the region #11 Fel Temp Reparatio reverse, probably of Constantius II #13 (MIGHT) be a Greek Dichalkon from Thrace, Mesembria #15 does not appear to be Constans, as I think I see a radiate crown on the bust. Tough to tell.
