Tyre (Ancient Phoenicia, Modern Lebanon)

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Greek Drachma

Niue Silver Owl (Athenian)

Syracuse Arethusa Tetradrachm

Chinese Song Dynasty Cash Coin

Greek Tetradrachm (Shekel of Tyre style)

Tyre (Ancient Phoenicia, modern Lebanon) · Circa 126 BC – 65 AD

Shekel/Tetradrachm

Lebanon 1 Piastre

Lebanon · 1970

1 Piastre (Qirsh)

Inca Token (Promotional/Novelty)

Unknown (Likely USA or Peru) · Late 20th Century (Modern Reproduction)

None (Token)

Alexander the Great Commemorative Token (Modern)

Greece · Late 20th Century (Modern Replica)

None (Souvenir/Token/Medallic Issue)

Alexander the Great Gold Stater (Style)

Macedonian Empire (Ancient Greece) · c. 336-323 BC (Life) or 323-300 BC (Posthumous)

Gold Stater

Israel 10 Pruta

Israel · 1952 (Hebrew year 5712)

10 Pruta

Mexico 20 Centavos (Teotihuacán Pyramid type)

Mexico · Circulated between 1943 and 1974 (Specific date on reverse)

20 Centavos

New Israeli Shekel (Agora or Shekel)

Israel · Unclear from the image (appears to be a modern Israeli coin)

Unclear from the image (possibly 10 Agorot or 1/2 Shekel)

Celtic Drachm (Kugelwange Type)

Celtic tribes of the eastern Alps / Danubian region (Boii or Taurisci) · c. 2nd Century BC

Drachm

Alexander the Great Gold Stater (Reproduction/Copy)

Kingdom of Macedon (Original style) · Ancient style circa 336-323 BC (Modern reproduction apparent)

Stater

Alexander III 'The Great' Drachm

Kingdom of Macedon · Circa 336-323 BC (Lifetime) or 323-300 BC (Early Posthumous)

Drachm

Olympic Games Centennial Commemorative Medal (Zeus/Olympia)

Greece · 1996

Not a circulating coin; a commemorative medal

Silver Tetradrachm of Syracuse (Replica/Copy)

Kingdom of Macedon / Syracuse (Ancient Greek influence) · Original design c. 300-280 BC; this item is a modern reproduction.

Tetradrachm (replica)

Greece 5 Drachmai Aristotle

Greece · 1976-1980

5 Drachmai

100 Drachmes (Alexander the Great)

Greece · 1990

100 Drachmes

Greek Drachma

Greece · 1973-2000 (specific year not clearly visible, but falls within this range for this design)

10 Drachmai

2 Euro (Greece - The Abduction of Europa)

Greece · 2002

2 Euro

Greek 1 Euro Coin (Owl of Athena)

Greece · 2002

1 Euro

Julius Caesar Elephant Denarius (Modern Reproduction)

Roman Republic (Original issuer); Modern Reproduction (Physical object) · Original minted c. 49-48 BC; Reproduction date unknown

Denarius

2 Euro Cyprus

Cyprus · 2012

2 Euro

Two Pound Coin (Technology Series)

United Kingdom · 2007

Two Pounds (£2)

Ancient Greek Tetradrachm (Philip II of Macedon Reverse Style)

Kingdom of Macedonia (Ancient Greece) · Circa 359-336 BC (Original) / Modern Replica (Likely)

Tetradrachm (or Hemidrachm depending on scale)

Ancient Greek Tetradrachm, Late Classical Period

Ancient Greece (likely Attica, Athens) · Circa 440-404 BCE

Tetradrachm

Justinian I Follis (Large Bronze 40 Nummi)

Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire) · 538-539 AD (Regnal Year 12)

Follis (40 Nummi)

Athenian Owl Drachm

Ancient Greece, Athens · c. 454-404 BC

1 Drachm

Julius Caesar Elephant Denarius

Roman Republic, Field Mint (Moving with Caesar) · 49-48 BC

Denarius

Kushan Empire Tetradrachm of Kujula Kadphises

Kushan Empire (Modern-day Afghanistan/India/Pakistan) · Circa 30-80 AD

Tetradrachm (Unit)

Maravedí

Spain (likely Castile or Aragon) · Late 15th to early 17th century (difficult to determine exact year from image)

Likely 1, 2, or 4 Maravedís

Tetradrachm of Lysimachus (Likely Modern Reproduction/Forgery)

Kingdom of Thrace (Ancient Greece) · Originals minted circa 305–281 BC

Tetradrachm

Treaty of Rome 2 Euro Commemorative Coin

Germany · 2009

2 Euro

Ancient Greek Tetradrachm (likely issued by Athens)

Ancient Greece (specifically Athens) · Circa 5th-4th Century BCE

Tetradrachm

Taxila 1/8 Satamanas "Six Rayed Symbol"

Ancient India · C. 500-400 BC

1/8 Satamanas

Algerian 5 Dinar Coin

Algeria · 1992-2012 (this specific bi-metallic design series)

5 Dinars

Ancient/Medieval Bronze/Copper Coin (various types)

Likely various regions, potentially Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, or other ancient/medieval empires in the Mediterranean/Middle East. · Highly variable, likely spanning a broad period from the Roman Imperial era (e.g., 3rd-6th centuries AD) through the Byzantine and early Islamic periods (e.g., 7th-10th centuries AD), possibly even later medieval periods. Precise dating requires individual identification of each coin.

Various minor denominations (e.g., Follis, Nummus, or smaller copper units, depending on origin). Specific denominations are difficult to determine without clearer images of individual coins.