Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes. Head is more to the lower left side. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. Image is more down to the lower portion. From Cappadocia?

Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is more to the left side. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. From Cappadocia?

Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is more to the upper right side. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. Image is vertically elongated and to the right side. From Cappadocia?

Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is more to the lower left side. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. Image is slightly larger than 2189/253. From Cappadocia?

Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is quite centred. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. From Cappadocia?

Greek silver coin. Obverse: Head of King Ariobarzanes. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with Nike, a spear, and a shield. From Asia minor -- Cappadocia?

Silver Turkish coin. Obverse: head of young Dionysos, left facing, wreathed with ivy. Reverse: Heracles attaching a spear to a trophy (consisting of a helmet, greaves, shield and cuirass); beside the trophy, there is a club. Coin of Bithynia?

Bronze Byzantine coin. Obverse: Helmeted and cuirassed bust, holding globus cruciger and shield; to right, a cross. Reverse: Large 'M' between 'ANNO' and numerals representing the regnal year; 'NIK' in exergue. Justinian (I or II?)

Coin, possibly 19th century Turkish, large with a hole near the top. Obverse: Four horizontal lines of script. Reverse: Two lines of script with one large writing symbol on the top and one horizontal line of script below.

Roman coin. Obverse: laureate head of Augustus, facing right. Reverse: SC encircled with laurel wreath.