My coin collecting hobby has always been a simple one, collecting various world coins from my/my friends'/family's trips to other countries, but over the last year I've also started buying various coins :)
Recently, out of curiosity, I've bought a lot of Roman coins for the first time. I've tried identifying them myself, but I believe that I still can't make-do without some help
I'm sorry if the pictures aren't the best, they were taken with my phone :)The five coins:
1st coin (top coin in the top picture)
Observe: "...vs(a?)uc" - I can't tell what the ruler is wearing as it mostly rubbed off
Reverse: illegible :(
2nd coin (second line on the left, in the top picture)
Observe: ...CINIUS (I've had a version it could be Licinius?)
Reverse: looks like a flag on a pole, and two people on the ground
3nd coin (second line on the right, in the top picture), possibly unidentifiable
Observe: text illegible, but it looks like the ruler is wearing a wreath of laurel leaves or a diadem
Reverse: looks like two people, possibly angels (I've noticed the Two Victories facing each other seemingly a close match)
4th coin (third line on the right, in the top picture)
Observe: ...ENUS (?), a ruler wearing a spiked crown, the beard seems curly (I've had a version that it could be Gallienus, but I somehow couldn't find a match with the reverse
)Reverse: ...ICOM (?).... looks like someone standing with something in the right hand (possibly a sceptre of some sort?). There's also an "S" on the left index
5th coin (bottom one, in the top picture)
Observe: illegible text, a ruler wearing a wreath of laurel leaves
Reverse: illegible text, seemingly a wreath
I'm quite sure that some of these coins are too hard to pinpoint, but I'd be very happy with any sort of help!
Thanks a lot in advance!
