Todays finds :Coin to ID

[ivobg]

Today's finds :Coin to ID

iron ball
turkish coin
1 roman coin (need ID ) i think its vespasian
1 roman flower thing

 

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[CRUSADER]

Dads ID:

The reverse is not quite clear enough to match what I believe is a seated figure left rather than standing with:
The obverse which seems to be Vespasian (AD 69-79) with a legend beginning IMP CAES VESPASIAN?
Depending on size & weight it is either an AS or SESTERTIUS – unless radiate head can be seen in which case a DUPONDIS.

Afraid that is best I can do in current picture state.

 

[ivobg]

Dads ID:

The reverse is not quite clear enough to match what I believe is a seated figure left rather than standing with:
The obverse which seems to be Vespasian (AD 69-79) with a legend beginning IMP CAES VESPASIAN?
Depending on size & weight it is either an AS or SESTERTIUS – unless radiate head can be seen in which case a DUPONDIS.

Afraid that is best I can do in current picture state.

Only to know the emperor is fine for me
Thanks to Cru'dad for the ID

 

[UnderMiner]

Ah yes, Emperor Vespasian, the taxer of urine and who's namesake still adorns the public urinals of France to this day
Pecunia non olet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ivobg]

Ah yes, Emperor Vespasian, the taxer of urine and who's namesake still adorns the public urinals of France to this day
Pecunia non olet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[pepperj]

Great hunt, nice going on the Roman and the hanging pendent is very nice. What's the other coin with the two holes?

 

[ivobg]

Great hunt, nice going on the Roman and the hanging pendent is very nice. What's the other coin with the two holes?

Medieval Turkish coin
i dont bother IDing them

 

[pepperj]

Medieval Turkish coin
i dont bother IDing them

Thanks

Do you find many of them in your area?

 

[Mackaydon]

The bottom 'Turkish coin; depicts the image of a 'tughra'. The first tughra appears on coins during the reign of Ornan (1326-1362), but his tughra differs from the OP's coin; ergo, this coin was minted after 1362. Each sultan had is own tughra but the condition of this coin's tughra defies proper attribution.
ID-ing that coin may be based on the image on the reverse side of the coin.
Don.....

 

[ivobg]

Thanks

Do you find many of them in your area?

No, but they are not interesting as roman coins

 

[dirtlooter]

very interesting coins, love the history behind them

 

[flatbutton]

Very cool!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice coin finds!