Rome coin SC

[aureusss]

Hello..

I know this is rome old coin.. but i don't know the value of coins and i don't know what's the metal of coins..

Anyone can tell me about them?
Are they valuable?

 

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[vpnavy]

...I know this is rome old coin...Anyone can tell me about them...

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[Mackaydon]

The practice of countermarking coins was particularly common in the provinces of the Roman Empire. Countermarks were applied to coins for many reasons, including revalidation, revaluation, devaluation, and propaganda. Exactly when and why any individual countermark was applied is often uncertain.
Researching in any of the 12+ reference sources here, will get you closer to ID-ing your coins:

The Pangerl Collection: Catalog and Commentary on the Countermarked Roman Imperial Coins

BK43206. ; , <b>Collezione Pangerl: Contromarche Imperiali Romane (Augustus - Vespasian)</b> by Rodolfo Martini

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Don in SoCal (I'll keep looking.)

 

[Mackaydon]

The bottom right countermark is described as a 'laurel branch with four leaves in a rectangular punch'.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

Bottom left countermark may be described as 'Athena standing'.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

Can you clean the two coins on the right; espeically the punch marks?
Thanks,
Don in SoCal
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[Mackaydon]

Here's another example of the laurel branch incurse countermark.

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

As a clue to the age of these coins, note that almost all bronze coins issued before the late third century AD bore the letters SC on the reverse.
Don in SoCal

 

[Urien of Rheged]

Hello..

I know this is rome old coin.. but i don't know the value of coins and i don't know what's the metal of coins..

Anyone can tell me about them?
Are they valuable?

Bottom left is Vespasian. Around 70AD.
He's quite easy to spot with that punch face

 

[Mackaydon]

To make an estimate of value, the coin should at least be ID-ed as to the emperor.
Do you have that information for any of the coins?
Don in SoCal