Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is quite centred. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. From Cappadocia?

Greek silver coin. Obverse: Head of King Ariobarzanes. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with Nike, a spear, and a shield. From Asia minor -- Cappadocia?

Coin of the Bruttians from the end of the 2nd Punic war? Obverse: draped head of Hera, facing right. Reverse: Poseidon (or a river god) standing facing left with his right foot resting on pedestal and right arm draped over his right knee; bird on right; god holds trident in left hand; to left of figure, there is the following: 'BRETTI[omega]N'.

Silver Turkish coin. Obverse: head of young Dionysos, left facing, wreathed with ivy. Reverse: Heracles attaching a spear to a trophy (consisting of a helmet, greaves, shield and cuirass); beside the trophy, there is a club. Coin of Bithynia?

Athenian tetradrachm of the "new style". Obverse: head, right facing, wearing helmet. Reverse: owl on horizontal phera/vessel with Greek writing characters at either side.

Silver Greek tetradrachm coin. Obverse: Head of Athena, facing right. Reverse: owl, waning moon and olive leaves; square imprint. Silver plated, with copper core.

A cast copy of a tetradrachm. Obverse: head of Cyme ?, right facing. Reverse: horse, right facing, front leg raised, wearing bridle; laurels surround. There is a hole at the top centre.

Antoninianus coin. Obverse: radiate, cuirassed(?) bust of Gallienus, right facing. Reverse: figure standing left facing.

Silver disc -- perhaps a token, not a coin? Obverse: seated figure, facing front, crowned, holding an orb and a sceptre. Executed in a very sketchy style. Reverse: border of a geometric pattern with a stylized cross in the centre.

Script (Arabic ?) on both sides. One side has curvi-linear lines with dots on one quarter of the side. The other side has 3-like and W-like line shapes on one quarter of the side. Uneven edges.