'Aurelianianus' coin of Probus. Obverse: radiate, draped, cuirassed bust of Probus, right facing. Reverse: Probus standing left facing, receiving globe from Jupiter, on which stands right facing Victory.

Unidentified coin. Obverse: head laureate, facing right. Reverse: Eagle? Perhaps Alexandrian, of Claudius II?

Circular coin with irregular edge, raised dots around edge on both sides. Face: head facing right with alphabetic characters (Islamic ?) underneath; reverse: second circle of raised dots inside outer circle of dots, inside which are more alphabetic characters.

Unidentified coin. Obverse nearly unreadable. Obverse : head. Reverse: eagle with closed wings, facing right. Perhaps a late/barbarous Ptolemaic coin?

Coin in poor condition; marks illegible. Perhaps Antioch?

Bronze coin, unidentified. Obverse: head of man facing right. Reverse: figure facing left with a staff in left hand and right hand on a trophy; 'SC' in field.

In an undecipherable condition. Small right facing profile head ? on the left side of one side.

Obverse: head of Zeus, bearded, facing right. Side edges slope downward. Reverse: eagle with closed wings standing left facing on a thunderbolt; spear ? from right to left through eagle, and lotus flower ? to left of eagle. Relatively flat side.

'Fictitious' coin, a fake that does not match any known coins. Obverse: lion right facing, above inscription; all within a border of dots. Reverse: boar facing right, above inscription.

Cast coin of Tigranes of Armenia, 83-69 B.C. Obverse: head of king, right facing, wearing an Armenian tiara decorated with star and two eagles. Reverse: the Tyche of Antioch seated right facing on a rock holding a palm; at Tyche's feet, there is the river Orantes; a wreath surrounds the scene.