Several coins I have difficulty to ID - Part 2

Thank you for those who helped with the first Post and the coin Identification.

Second round.  Some great progress has been made, thank you to all of your inputs, some coins still need identification. (04.11.24)

12. 26.9-28.3mm 11.8g

13. 26.1-28.6mm 9,1g

14. 18.5-19.2mm 2,7g, identified as N#164627 

15. 14.8-15.6mm 1,9g identied as  N#380175 

16. 26.6-27.1mm10,6g

17. 21.5-23.3mm 3,4g Identified as N#25228 

18. 16,5-17mm 2 5g, identified as N#63928 

19. Looks like Pinocchio, 19.4-19.9mm 3,65g, Identified as N#66213 

20. 20.7-21.2mm 4.5g

21. 16-18.2mm 3,3g

22. 16.7-17.5mm 1,9g, identifed as N#183708 

23. 16.9-17.7mm 3.1g, identified as N#252168 

24. 16.4-18.2mm 2.0g

25. 17.4-18.3mm 4.5g

26. 16.1-17.2mm 5.9g

27. 16.6-17.3mm 4.7g

28. 16.6mm 2.3g

That is it for now. 

Thanks again, any input is highly appreciated. 

Philip 

Quick reply, without doing any further research on the coins:

#13: Diocletianus

#14: Not recognizing the emperor, reverse clearly VOT X (or XX, who knows)

#15: Not recognizing the emperor but clearly from the Constantinian period, reverse GLORIA EXERCITVS

#17: Licinius I or II?

#18: Constantine II, reverse GLORIA EXERCITVS

#19: Licinius II

#22: VRBS ROMA commemorative

#23: Domitian?

#24: I've seen that beard before but don't remember who's this one…

Giobruno

Quick reply, without doing any further research on the coins:

 

#13: Diocletianus

 

#14: Not recognizing the emperor, reverse clearly VOT X (or XX, who knows)

 

#15: Not recognizing the emperor but clearly from the Constantinian period, reverse GLORIA EXERCITVS

 

#17: Licinius I or II?

 

#18: Constantine II, reverse GLORIA EXERCITVS

 

#19: Licinius II

 

#22: VRBS ROMA commemorative

 

#23: Domitian?

 

#24: I've seen that beard before but don't remember who's this one…

Fantastic, will now have a place to start my search.

Have an awesome weekend 

Philip 

#24, I remembered the owner of that beard, Septimius Severus.

#13 Diocletian, Sacra Moneta reverse, but I'm having trouble to find an exact match on the lettering.

#16 Maximinus Thrax

#17 N#25228 , letter Δ.

#18 As I said before. Can't go further, everything on the coin is in good shape except the lower reverse, so the mintmark is gone.

#22 As I said before. Can't go further, the mintmark is not visible, probably off-strike.

12. - Very much looks like very much looks like Vespasian as the Reverse has Provident (The coin is upside down and you'll see the wording below the altar).

Hope this helps!