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I've got five coins that I cannot identify...I'd appreciate any help that you could give about ID or value.

 

The first is, I believe Roman and about 20mm in diameter...

 

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The next four are all roughly the same size (15mm) and appear to be bronze. One is lozenge shaped, but it may be like that because it was trimmed or something. I attempted to orientate them so that letters are able to be read, but that may not be correct.

 

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The top coin is AE Follis of the Roman emperor Diocletian from the Alexandria Mint Obv: DNDIOCLETIANOFELICIS Laureate bust right, wearing imperial mantle Rev: PROVIDENTIADEORVM Exe: Γ/ALE - Providentia standing right on left, raising hand, facing Quies to right, holding branch and scepter. RIC 93a (VI, Alexandria)

 

It looks like it might have some bronze disease

 

Thats the only one I know right off the bat.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Your last coin is an AE prutah issued by Antonius Felix, who was procurator of Judaea (A.D. 52-60) under the emperor Claudius. Curiously, there is a fantasy coin of Constantine that turns up occasionally that has the obverse of this coin-- two crossed shields and two crossed spears.

 

http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/fantasycoin/

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