Obv. Diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra VII right 

Rev. Bare head of Mark Antony right 

It's very rare 

Weight: 7.9 grams 

Size: 19.50 mm, 20.73 mm , Uncirculated 

Obv. Head of Apollo Grynion laureate and diademed on the right, long hair falling on the neck, the locks are well separated 

Rev. Apollo walking on the right, holding in the right hand a phiale, sacrificing, and in the left hand a laurel branch from which two strips are suspended, at his feet on the right, the omphalos and an amphora, Monogram, Greek Inscriptions, all within a laurel crown/wreath 

Hand hammer struck , nice ancient coin toning with natural patina with thin edges 

Weight: 16.5 grams 

Size: 32.72 mm

Obv. Head of Apollo Grynion laureate and diademed on the right, long hair falling on the neck, the locks are well separated 

Rev. Apollo walking on the right, holding in the right hand a phiale, sacrificing, and in the left hand a laurel branch from which two strips are suspended, at his feet on the right, the ompholos and an amphora, Monogram, Greek Inscriptions, all within a laurel crown/wreath 

Nice ancient coin struck on good flan of silver with sharp details, hand hammer struck , the coin has thin edges 

Weight: 16.4 grams 

Size: 31.22 mm 

Obv. Laureate head Apollo right, hair falling down to neck 

Rev. Apollo standing right, quiver over shoulder, holding bow and arrow in left hand, patera in right hand, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

It's uncertain silver Tetradrachm, the coin is too old , hammer struck, and it's obvious also from the edges too old , usual Tetradrachms like this type head of Apollo to left, it could be Ancient Fourree 

Weight: 15.0 grams 

Size: 32.15 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing Horn of Amon right 

Rev. Athena seated left holding nike and transverse scepter, resting her arm on shield, Greek Inscriptions 

Hand hammer struck 

Like this type of coins refer to Alexander The Great III minted by Lysimachos after the death of Alexander The Great III 336-323 BC 

Weight: 17.1 grams 

Size: 30.80 mm

Obv. Laureate head Marcus Aurelius right

Rev. Victoria advancing left holding wreath 

Orichalcum is a nobel metal used in ancient, it's a special pure brass, or it's an alloy of pure brass and gold, or an alloy of pure brass and silver, or it's an alloy of pure brass with gold and silver, it's different from bronze which is normally an alloy of copper and zinc 

Weight: 26.4 grams 

Size: 29.14 mm, 30.32 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Alexander The Great III Wearing Horn of Amon Right 

Rev. Athena Seated Left Holding Nike and Transverse Scepter Resting Her Arm on Shield, Greek Inscriptions

Hand Hammer Struck 

Like this type of coins minted/struck after the death of Alexander The Great III 336-323 BC 

Weight: 17.2 grams 

Size: 30.77 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Diademed, draped bust bust Elagabalus right, Roman Inscriptions 

Rev. Eagle standing left with opened wings on club holding wreath in beak, star in between legs, Roman Inscriptions 

Syria/Seleucis and Piera mint 

Weight: 12.9 grams 

Size: 27.43 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Diademed, draped bust Ptolemy V Epiphanes right within a doted boarder 

Rev. Eagle standing on thunderbolt left, Greek Inscriptions, Monogram 

Sidon Military Mint 

Weight: 14.2 grams 

Size: 26.10 

Obv. Head of Herakles wearing lion skin right 

Rev. Zeus seated on throne holding an eagle with right stretched hand, and scepter with left hand , Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

It's uncertain eastern mint, it's minted after the death of Alexander , it has the style of Alexander The Great III Tetradrachms 

Weight: 16.1 grams 

Size: 26.46 mm

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing lion skin right 

Rev. Zeus enthroned holding an eagle and long scepter, Monogram, Greek Inscriptions 

Byblos was Phoenician City which called nowadays Jubiel Lebanese City north of The Capital Beirut at The Mediterranean Sea Shore 

It's early Posthumous issue 

Weight: 4.2 grams 

Size: 17.41 mm

Obv. Laureate head Caracalla right 

Rev. Turreted and veiled bust of Tyche left, palm branch and cornucopia behind, Roman Inscriptions front 

Heliopolis is Lebanese city which called nowadays Baalbek in Al Beqaa Valey, it's around 85-80 Km far from the Capital Beirut up North West , it has the biggest and famous Roman Castle 

Weight: 9.7 grams 

Size: 22.91 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Diademed and draped bust right Alexander I Balas 

Rev. Eagle standing left on prow of galley, palm branch over right shoulder, Greek Inscriptions, Monogram 

Phoenicia/Tyre Mint

Weight: 13.9 grams 

Size: 27.64 mm

Obv. Turreted head Tyche/Cybele right, long hair in three braids, the one tied up in a bun, the two others falling down her neck 

Rev. Greek Inscriptions, Monogram, all within a laurel oak wreath 

Nice ancient coin struck on good flan of silver with sharp and good details, it's toning with natural patina due to age 

Weight: 16.7 grams 

Size: 32.36 mm