Need help to identify coins

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Dear Friends:

 

I am working on a project, and I need to identify some coins, the following are giving me problems, so, please if you can help, I will be very happy.

 

(I have added results found so far)

 

1)  

Weight: 0.86g, size: 11 to  13mm,

Obviously Roman, suggested by Giobruno, Thank you!

Suggested Roman Theodosius II, Thessalonica mint by Andy289, Thank you!

 

2)  

Weight: 0.4g, size:12 to  15 mm,

 

3)  

Weight: 0.8g, size: 12 to 14 mm,

Found: N#83165 by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

4)  

Weight: 0.62g, size: 13mm,

 

5)  

Weight: 1.66g, size: 12mm,

 

6)  

Weight: 1.32g, size: 12mm,

 

7)  Weight: 12.58g, size: 23mm,

Found: coin weight (found by using 4 PISTOLE D ITALIE in a search):  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9383464, by tdziemia, Thank you!

 

8)  Weight: 4.73g, size: 16mm,

Found coin weight 3 Diners, 18 Grains by tdziemia, Thank you!

 

9)  

Weight: 4.02g, size: 16mm,

Suggested Macedonia (Greece) by FeeFoo, Thank you!

 

10)  Weight: 1.7g, size: 12 to 14mm,

Suggested as from Judea, by Giobruno, Thank you!

Suggested as Herodian by Andy 289, Thank you!

I checked coin with Numista pages and I'm sure it is Prutah - Herod I the Great Numista# 92583 Reverse was upside down

 

11)  

Weight: 1.54g, size: 13mm,

Suggested as from Judea, by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

12)  Weight: 3.93g, size: 23mm,

Found 1 Cash, China by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

13)  Weight: 3.36g, size: 24.5mm,

Found 1 Cash, China, by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

14)  Weight: 2.57g, size: 26.5mm,

Similar to 1 Cash, China, by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

15)  Weight: 3.78g, size: 26mm,

Found 1 Cash , China, by gros, Thank you! (obverse was rotated, now is fixed)

 

16)  Weight: 4.24g, size: 25mm, 

Found 1  Cash, China by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

17)  Weight: 3.15g, size: 24.5mm,

Found 1 Mon, Japan by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

18)  Weight: 4.88g, size: 29mm,

Found 4 Mon, Japan, by Giobruno, Thank you!

 

19)  

Weight: 2.04g, size: 16 to 19mm,

Sugested as Basil I with Leo and Alexander, half follis, Sear 1722.  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1309152 ;by tdziemia, Thank you!

20)  

Weight: 2.19g, size: 18 to 19mm,

Suggested as Gallic Empire. Maybe Tetricus II, by Wertinas, Thank you!

 

21)  Weight: 4.74g, size: 24 to 25mm.

Found Byzantine Empire, Constantine VII follis,  Follis - Constantine VII (Constantinopolis) - Byzantine Empire – Numista    by tdziemia, Thank you! 

 

Any data will be welcome!!!!

Thank you all in advance.

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16 and 17 are Japanese: 1 Mon and 4 Mon.

 

12 to 16 are Chinese:

#12: N#26024 

#13: N#1133 

#14: Nearly the same as # 13.

#16: N#13110 

(#15 I didn't find a match)

20 looks a bit like Gallic Empire. Maybe Tetricus II

#7 is a coin weight (found by using 4 PISTOLE D ITALIE in a search):  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9383464  .

 

I would guess #8 is also a weight?

 

#21 maybe Constantine and Leo follis., Sear1758: Follis - Constantine VII (Constantinopolis) - Byzantine Empire – Numista 

 

#19 maybe Basil I with Leo and Alexander, half follis, Sear 1722.  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1309152

Thank you guys for your fast answers, I have added them to descriptions, to keep track of findings. Will keep updating while more answers received.

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#1 is obviously Roman, but can't go further than that with almost all lettering gone.

 

#10 and #11 are from ancient Judea, recognized the anchor on #10 and #11 is not that unfamiliar to me.

I agree with Giobruno, 1 is late roman empire, maybe you can try to identify with: http://numismatics.org/ocre/ or 

https://www.tesorillo.com/aes/home.htm

hello

 

15 is this one

hartill 22.676

N#13465

More evidence for #8  being a coin weight.  A very similar item (matching many design details and weight) is in the lot shown here:  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3080409 .

 

I think the attribution of #21 is correct.  With a quick search, I can find examples of this type covering the weight range from 7 grams down to below 5 grams:

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3667274

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=502970

Number 9 is one of these can't tell which one though.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?e=macedon_ancient_section&r=shield&ct=coin&im1=&im2=&tb=y&tc=y&tn=y&tp=y&tt=y&cat=y&ru=&ca=3&no=&v=&i=&b=&d=&u=&a=&dg=&m=5&f=&t=&w=&mt=&g=&se=&c=&wi=&sw=

Yes, this is my cat

First coin is roman Theodosius II, Thessalonica mint, but I am not sure if yours is genuine.

 

#10, #11 are Judean for sure, most probably Herodian.

Added new finds, great job guys!!!

 

Edit: I also made new pics for the still not identified coins, with better illumination to improve details.

# 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 19 & 20

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I think I got something for #3: N#83165 

 

And about the new photos, I think you uploaded the wrong ones for #6.

Still nothing about the others, but I think that #6 may be from ancient Greece. You clearly see a helmeted head on the left photo.

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