most likely only about 1500 to 1800 years old (500 to 200 AD range)*---I got em at my local coin store in a "you clean em up" - grab bag lot for $20 --trying to figure out what i got. --i only wish i could dig romans up. lol-- Ivan
Ivan, you have to retake those pics with better lighting. The Obverse and Reverse of each coin next to each other, each right side up.
Come on now dear, you know better.
scanned photo's --wife scanned using her scanner so what lighting there is it * -- i did a front /rear flip the same coin lines up in both photos --coin 1 row 1 is the same location front/rear in each photo
Ya ya, but the reverse of the coins are sideways and upside down and I have to bend my neck in all kinds of weird positions to see them correctly. Where's your cd?
What Peachy said!
Very hard to work out when they're not the right way up so we can work out lettering and scenes on the back.Might be easier for some of the Brit Roman diggers..i left the UK before taking up the hobby,and just do online searches.Sorry mate.