Obverse: bust facing right(?); reverse: two figures(?) that have circular heads with the left one standing with the hands folded downward in front and the right one with a slightly curved upper back at the neck.

Obverse: unreadable. Reverse: figure standing, head turned facing left, holding a spear in its left hand and an object in its right hand.

Bronze Greek coin. Obverse: head of Apollo, right facing. Reverse: Lyre. Of the Chalcidian league?

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

Cast copy of a Greek tetradrachm coin. Obverse: head of Apollo, laureate, right facing. Reverse: lyre, inscription. Of the Chalcidian league?

Obverse: heraldic lion, facing left, within inscription. Reverse: abstracted symbol of a cross with a diamond shape in each quadrant, within inscription.

Very small coin. Obverse: head (of a woman ?), right facing. Reverse: bird, left facing.

Obverse: figure, unreadable. 'T 10' in exergue. Reverse: decorative border surrounding inscription and mint marks.

Unreadable with score marks on the reverse.

One half of a badly corroded coin.