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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 1912667, member: 19463&quot;]I am less than certain that the Tiberius is genuine.&nbsp; It should be shown in person to a specialist dealer to tell if it is $50 or 50 cents.&nbsp; Because Tiberius was the emperor at the time of Christ&#039;s ministry and crucifixion and this coin is mentioned in the Bible (render unto Caesar those things that are Caesar&#039;s) this is a popular item.&nbsp; If it is real, you will want to keep it; if fake, you may as well keep it anyway.&nbsp; The Gordian is an antoninianus not a denarius and I believe $10 is top dollar for it.&nbsp; I&#039;ll guess the Alexandrian tetradrachm is Probus but agree that it lacks real ID points.&nbsp; As such it is worth very little.&nbsp; The Constantius II is exceptionally nice and very common but still should bring more than the others.&nbsp; $40 is reasonable.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The cow/calf drachm from Apollonia is also questionable to me but was well before the time of Christ.&nbsp; The photo is not clear enough to make me certain one way or the other.&nbsp; Condition is everything in coins and the Constantius is the only one with eye appeal.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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