Coin is slightly fragmented along one side. Obverse: head, right facing. Reverse: standing figure with right arm raised, inscription unclear.

Obverse: too worn to read. Reverse: inscription, too worn to read 'ISXS; bASIL[epsilon]; bASIL'? Coin has a hole through the bottom, and the notes on the mount said 'Constantine IX, Sear 1836'.

Obverse: draped bust of Faustina II, right facing. Reverse: standing Diana, facing left, holding a long lighted torch, flanked by 'S C'.

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.

Second Judean Revolt coin year 3. Obverse: seven-branched date palm with Year 3 and “Shimon” inscription in Hebrew (Shimon Bar Kochba). Reverse: “For the freedom of Jerusalem” in Hebrew characters with grape leaves.

Obverse: crowned bust of Tiberius II, facing front in consular robes; in right hand mappa; in left hand eagle-topped sceptre. Reverse: Large 'M' ; above little cross; to the left, there is 'ANNO'; to the right, there is 'U I/I'. 'NIKO' written in exergue. Notes on the mount said 'Tiberius II Constantine BMC 65-70 Sear 441'.

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.

Obverse: symbol and inscription (unreadable). Reverse: a cross in the centre.

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.