Obverse: head, right facing. Reverse: inscription. Has a large 'M' with a cross above and a six-pointed star to the left side.

Obverse: front facing head. Reverse: 'M'. Looks almost token-like. Flat edges along opposite sides with the other sides rounded.

Obverse: head. Reverse: 'M' with a cross above and a six-pointed star at either side. Barely readable.

Obverse: Schematic face, under which is a Latin inscription (unreadable). Reverse: Cross and an inscription.

Imagery of a saint ? Perhaps a pilgrim token? One side has a figure standing in a dotted vertical tapering oval outline with stars within and inscription around. The other side has a standing figure on the right side with a halo and a smaller figure on the left side holding a long cross in between them with inscription around. There is a small hole made in the top centre.

Obverse: two figures. Reverse: large 'M' with the word 'ANNO' written vertically to the left of it.

Obverse: animal moving to the left? Reverse: horse moving to the left?

Badly broken coin. Obverse: head, right facing? Reverse: soldier, left facing, spearing fallen opponent?

Late Roman coin of Constantius II. Obverse: Diademed, draped bust of Constantius, facing right. Reverse: Helmeted soldier charging to the left with a shield on left arm, spearing falling horseman.

Unidentified coin. Obverse: unreadable. Reverse: cross with dots and inscription.