My first roman type coins collected look real?

I wouldn’t necessarily say that denarii are more “collectible” than antoniniani.

Denarii tend to have more silver content though, so intrinsically are more valuable.

some ants are less collectible than a denarius if the same emperor (such as Aurelian)

some ants are more collectible, such as Caracalla

 

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I have a 1694 William & Mary -Unbarred coin. Where does that fit ?
Would you like to see ?

 

I’d probably put that in the World Coins sub, it’s too recent for ancients

 

Ok . I'll do that if I haven't already have. lol. Getting old , I'm 54 today ! Woohooo !

 

...Celebrate, but (the less euphemistic, non-beer-ad version: ) Don't hurt yourself.

 

Thanks Dad .lol

 

Thank you, @hotwheelsearl, for your implicit endorsement of medievals....

 

...It was less your dad than your (or somebody's) drunk uncle, the one on the sidewalk with the paper sack, who says, "Boy, Go Back to School!" (James McBride, paraphrased).

 

I’m too young to be a father!

 

...Weren't they all?
...Oh no, I'm blaming you for this.

 

Yeah I really am new to these coins but have definitely learned alot here to where I am going to buy a bunch more...i got the bug...