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here's some more


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#4 and #6 are too far gone for me to make anything out, except mid-to-late 200's.

#5 looks like Gallienus, reverse type emperor holding small Victory and spear, kind of like this one, except with a different reverse legend.
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 Posted 07/28/2008  10:11 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'm going to say that #6 is Quintillus 270AD.
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Tried to look up #5. Found many simular Roman coins between AD 238 - 296. Sap's coin is a lot closer that anything I could find.

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