Obv. Athena wearing crested helmet with olive leaves right 

Rev. Owl standing, AOE right, Olive leaf and crescent moon left 

Weight 17.6 grams 

Size: 26.16 mm, 22.46 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Diademed head right 

Rev. Nike symbol of victory passing right holding wreath, Greek Inscriptions 

It's very rare 

Weight: 26.1 grams 

Size: 33.97 mm 

Obv. Diademed head right looking from a distance 

Rev. Apollo seated left examining an arrow, Greek Inscriptions 

Weight: 16.7 grams 

Size: 27.07

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing lion skin right 

Rev. Zeus enthroned holding an eagle with right hand, and long scepter in left hand, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

From the style of the coin it shows Babylon Mint , it's hand hammer struck and it's too old, it's over 100 years old 

Weight: 38.8 grams 

Size: 34.41 mm

Obv. Bust draped Faustina right, her hair elaborately waved and coiled in bands across head and drawn up at back and piled in a round coil on top , Roman Inscriptions 

Rev. Vesta, draped, standing left, with patera in right hand sacrificing over altar left and holding pallad-ium at left shoulder in left hand. 
It's minted after her death in 141 AD , Rome Mint 

Diva Faustina was wife of Antoninus Pius 

Weight: 24.2 grams 

Size: 30.72 mm

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing horn of Amon right 

Rev. Athena seated left , holding Nike and transverse scepter, and resting her arm on shield 

Like this type of coins minted or struck by Lysimachos after the death of Alexander The Great III 336-323 BC who died in Babylon 

Weight: 16.7 grams 

Size: 30.07 mm

Obv. Diademed head right within wreath 

Rev. Zeus enthroned above holding nike with right hand and long scepter with left hand, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

Weight: 17.2 grams 

Size: 29.09 

It's toning with nice natural patina 

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing lion skin right 

Rev. Zeus enthroned, holding an eagle with right stretched hand, and scepter in left hand 

It's Arados Mint 321/3 BC , considered among life time Tetradrachms 

Aradus is a town in Syria on an eponymous island in the Mediterranean Sea which called nowadays Arwad, it's far from Tartus/Syrian town 3 Km 

Weight: 16.8 grams 

Size: 20.95 mm

As shown in the photos 

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It's nine Silvered/BI Tetradrachms , 4 refers to Elgaballous , and the others some for Trajan Decius, and others 

Obv. Diademed head Arethusa, nymph of water right, her hair slightly waved and turned up behind under diadem of beads, four dolphins around 

Rev. Charioteer holding kentron and reins, driving slow Quadriga right, Nike flying above right crowning horses 

Weight: 17.4 grams 

Size: 22.83 mm, 24.06 mm, uncirculated 

Obv. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Caracalla right, Roman Inscriptions 

Rev. Eagle standing facing right on club, star below between legs, Roman Inscriptions 

Weight: 14.4 grams 

Size: 25.98 mm

Obv. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Caracalla right, Roman Inscriptions 

Rev. Eagle standing facing right on club, star below between legs, Roman Inscriptions 

Weight: 14.4 grams 

Size: 25.98 mm

Obv. Alexander The Great III wearing Horn of Amon right 

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

This type of coins minted after the death of Alexander The Great III 336-323 by Lysimachus 

Weight: 17.1 grams 

Size: 26.61 grams 

Obv. Herakles wearing lion skin right, Greek Inscriptions 

Rev. Male riding a horse right passing fast, Greek Inscriptions 

Scarce Bronze coin of Alexander The Great III Type 6, Herakles/Horseman type, on the basis of findspots this coin maybe an issue of Western Asia Minor. But Philip III, Alexander's half brother, and Kassender, who killed Alexander's widow and son and became king of Macedonia, both issued identical Bronze types with their inscriptions after Alexander's death, usually like these coins came as Bronze Drachma around 5.5 grams, few came as Tetradrachms from 16 grams and up

Weight: 16.1 grams 

Size: 26.49 mm

Obv. Laureate head Melkart right 

Rev. Eagle on Thunderbolt left, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

Tyre is Phoenician city at the Mediterranean Sea Shore which nowadays Lebanese city south of the Capital Beirut 

It's time of Prophet Jesus 

Weight: 14.2 grams 

Size: 28.81 mm

Obv. Bare headed , draped and cuirassed bust right, Latin/Roman Inscriptions 

Rev. Caracalla in military dress, standing facing left , baton in right hand, spear grounded in left, trophy to right , Latin/Roman Inscriptions 

Laodicea ad Mare mint 

Weight: 3.0 grams 

Size: 16.73 mm

Obv. Diademed head Mithradates VI Eupator right, his hair streaming out behind 

Rev. Stag feeding to the left, star within crescent moon, Monogram , Greek Inscriptions, all within Dioysaic wreath of ivy and fruit 

It's old coin hammer struck toning and smoothing, similar coin from vcoins.com attached by the photos 

Weight: 16.6 grams 

Size: 34.01 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. Draped bust Justinian I right, Latin Inscriptions 

Rev. Large M , cross above, star right, star left, B, CON 

Syria/Antioch Mint 

Weight: 16.6 grams 

Size: 32.86 mm

Obv. Laureate head Melkart right 

Rev. Eagle on Thunderbolt left, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

Tyre is Phoenician city at the Mediterranean Sea Shore which nowadays Lebanese city south of the Capital Beirut 

It's time of Prophet Jesus 

Weight: 14.2 grams 

Size: 28.81 mm

Obv. Diademed head Demetrius II Nikator bearded within a laurel wreath 

Rev. Zeus seated above on backless throne holding nike with right hand and scepter with left hand, Monograms, Greek Inscriptions 

It's toning with natural patina and smoothing 

Syria/Antioch Mint 

Weight: 16.7 grams 

Size: 23.26 mm

Obv. Diademed head of Philip Philadelphos right 

Rev. Zeus Nikephoros seated left holding nike and scepter, Monogram, Greek Inscriptions 

Syria/Antioch Mint 

Weight: 14.0 grams 

Size: 25.55 mm

Obv. Diademed head Philip Philadelphos right 

Rev. Zeus Nikephoros seated left holding a nike and scepter 

Monogram, Greek Inscriptions 

Weight: 14.2 grams 

Size: 25.12 mm