Huge roman coin lot 60+ coins. like to know value and information.

Hi here is a large lot of roman coins, perhaps even greek ones. I would be very happy to know the general value of the whole lot. Aswell as any information would be nice. Thank you

Please one coin at a time with good photos and weight and diameter. As a general rule:

- unreadable coins: maybe 1$ each

- 3rd & 4th century low grade with the ruler being readable: 3-5$

And it goes up from there.

After taking a quick look I can say a lot of your coins will fall into one of the two aforementioned categories. 

You correctly identified which will most likely be the most valuable coins in the lot and took separate photos of them with the most valuable of those being the Postumus denarius and the Gordian III sestertius. There's also an interesting Domitianus denarius in there which is probably the oldest coin in the lot.

Take a look at how Pcoetzee5 opened his identification topic to get a better idea on how it should be done: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic151930.html

Thank you for the quick answer, I will try and take photos of each one, and in future posts. Make it more neat and easier for identification. the ones in better condition I took separate photos off, as I thought they would have the best chance. There is one I forgot to take a photo on.

Here is one I forgot to include, denar of constantine perhaps? 

The two coins you posted separately are a sestertius of Maximinus Thrax and a denar of Trajan. Should be easy to find them in the catalogue with that information.