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Silver coin. Obverse: bust, bearded and right facing. Reverse: a figure moving left with a wreath in its right hand. Very worn.
Obverse: draped bust of Caracalla, right facing, wearing a crown. Reverse: Venus standing facing left, holding a spear, a shield, and a patera with two prisoners at her feet.
Obverse: inscription surrounding lion face (front facing) with halo and wings. Reverse: inscription surrounding image of Madonna and child, right facing, and man with staff, left facing.
Hole through top of coin. Obverse: heraldic shield topped with crown; inscription around including the letters 'PHILIP'. Reverse: four symbols in the centre of an eight-lobed shape with an inscription around including the letters 'HISPAN'.
Hole through top of coin. Obverse: symbols, perhaps of Arabic script? Reverse: as obverse but with a different design.
Obverse: winged lion moving left, with inscription. Reverse: seated woman holding scales. A hole has been made near one edge.
Obverse: head, facing right. Reverse: figure of a centaur ? moving right, head turned to the left.
Fake or a reproduction coin? On the face is a man's head wearing a helmet, facing to the right. On the reverse is a winged figure standing with head turned to the right, holding a wreath in left hand with a retrograde inscription.
Silver coin with an image on the face of a male saint seated, crowning a kneeling figure to the right. On the reverse is a standing woman with a feather in her left hand, a book in her right hand, and a knife in her breast.
Obverse: floral border surrounding script (Arabic ?). Reverse: as obverse. One side of arabic consists of a more swirled design while the other side of arabic consists of three lines of script.