u/NotRacistJohnWayne

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got a bunch of tiny copper/bronze Roman coins, most with crosses, all have to do with Christianity in some way. any information is appreciated. thank you

u/NotRacistJohnWayne — 8 days ago

so I got these coins as well as a different lot of various Roman coins of very compositions

first I think is silvered bronze, possibly an antoninianus

second I think is a silver antoninianus

the rest I think are all copper/bronze

any help whatsoever is appreciated. if they’re too worn to see anything, i understand because I can’t make out much of anything on these

u/NotRacistJohnWayne — 8 days ago

my attempt at getting better photos of the coins from the last post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MedievalCoin/comments/1t47du3/comment/ok2ymtq/

the coins are very worn down and are really hard to make out in person, and even harder on camera. tried getting as many visible angles as possible. the last one is basically flat on the back and I cannot get a photo of anything. hopefully these are more clear.

first one seemingly reads LIONUT(?)MW(?)(?)N(?)I on the front and G(?)TG(?) KH(x?) D? (S?)(???)

Second on the front right reads RVDOTZIM and the back reads LVDO A NA(??)A. W(?)

third is completely illegible

fourth has a horizontal K on the left side of the crest and a D on the right

edit: second coin id’d as 1591-1595 Nassau-Idstein 2 kruezer

u/NotRacistJohnWayne — 8 days ago

recieved a bunch of medieval to 1600s coins including 2 Portuguese reals de 10 soldos and a Sigismund quarting. that being said I don’t know what these guys are. any help is appreciated

heres some guesses

1: copped, from the papal states

2: silver, French?

3: silver, no clue

4: silver, French?

5: silver, possibly hungarian or polish

6: French or English?

u/NotRacistJohnWayne — 9 days ago