Various ancient and medieval coins ID needed (Roman, Byzantine, medieval, Islamic)

Dear colleagues, I would appreciate if you can help me with identifying following coins.
Thank you in advance on your help. Best regards. Zlatko


AID#7 / 1,44 g. / 18 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#8 / 2,55 g. / 16 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.






AID#10 / 2,5 g. / 17 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#11 / 1,66 g. / 17 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#12 / 2,7 g. / 19 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#13 / 1,45 g. / 17 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​



AID#14 / 2,15 g. / 18 mm



AID#15 / 2,42 g. / 17 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#16 / 2,59 g. / 21 mm



AID#17 / 2,15 g. / 19 mm



AID#18 / 7,06 g. / 26 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#19 / 3,74 g. / 19 mm



AID#20 / 3,54 g. / 23 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#21 / 4,44 g. / 22 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#22 / 6 g. / 21 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#23 / 2,08 g. / 20 mm



AID#24 / 2,2 g. / 21 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#25 / 3,39 g. / 16 mm



AID#26 / 1,65 g. / 16 mm



AID#27 / 4,71 g. / 18 mm



AID#28 / 4,05 g. / 31 mm



AID#29 / 2,49 g. / 16 mm



AID#30 / 2,92 g. / 22 mm



AID#31 / 2,71 g. / 16 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#32 / 2,36 g. / 16 mm



AID#33 / 2,68 g. / 17 mm



AID#34 / 2,67 g. / 19 mm



AID#35 / 2,83 g. / 17 mm



AID#36 / 2,75 g. / 15 mm



AID#37 / 4,46 g. / 39 mm



AID#38 / 3,51 g. / 20 mm



AID#39 / 3,48 g. / 22 mm



AID#40 / 2,77 g. / 22 mm



AID#41 / 4,12 g. / 21 mm



AID#42 / 3,53 g. / 21 mm



AID#43 / 2,75 g. / 21 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#44 / 3,53 g. / 19 mm



AID#45 / 14,78 g. / 30 mm



AID#46 / 8 g. / 26 mm



AID#47 / 8,57 g. / 25 mm



AID#48 / 18,15 g. / 32 mm



AID#49 / 14,78 g. / 28 mm



AID#50 / 20,01 g. / 31 mm



AID#51 / 18,86 g. / 26 mm



AID#52 / 9,1 g. / 25 mm



AID#53 / 11,21 g. / 26 mm



AID#54 / 3,76 g. / 23 mm



AID#55 / 10,13 g. / 24 mm



AID#56 / 9,72 g. / 28 mm



AID#57 / 9,06 g. / 27 mm



AID#58 / 8,6 g. / 28 mm



AID#59 / 6,92 g. / 26 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



AID#60 / 7,39 g. / 27 mm



AID#61 / 7,84 g. / 30 mm



AID#62 / 6,08 g. / 27 mm



AID#63 / 2,31 g. / 24 mm



AID#64 / 2,7 g. / 25 mm



AID#65 / 1,47 g. / 24 mm



SVI#42 / 0,59 g. / 16 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#43 / 0,3 g. / 12 mm



SVI#44 / 0,6 g. / 14 mm



SVI#45 / 2,68 g. / 21 mm



SVI#46 / 1,09 g. / 16 mm



SVI#47 / 0,42 g. / 14 mm



SVI#48 / 1,37 g. / 17 mm



SVI#49 / 1,45 g. / 17 mm



SVI#50 / 0,93 g. / 18 mm



SVI#51 / 1,58 g. / 17 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#52 / 1,92 g. / 21 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#53 / 1,12 g. / 17 mm



SVI#54 / 0,59 g. / 17 mm



SVI#55 / 1,63 g. / 13 mm



SVI#56 / 0,51 g. / 14 mm- IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#57 / 3,19 g. / 14 mm



SVI#58 / 2,92 g. / 16 mm



SVI#59 / 0,8 g. / 13 mm



SVI#60 / 0,7 g. / 13 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#61 / 0,7 g. / 12 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#62 / 0,73 g. / 12 mm



SVI#63 / 0,37 g. / 10 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#64 / 0,65 g. / 11 mm



SVI#65 / 0,7 g. / 11 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#66 / 0,73 g. / 11 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#67 / 0,58 g. / 11 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#68 / 0,72 g. / 12 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#69 / 0,7 g. / 10 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#70 / 0,69 g. / 11 mm - IDENTIFIED - see posts below.



SVI#71 / 0,34 g. / 8 mm

AID#7
Julia Domna
RIC 551 (IVi, Septimius Severus)

Draped bust right
IVLIA AVGVSTA

Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and scepter
FELICITAS


AID#9
Caracalla, Augustus, 13 years old, AD 201-206, Rome

Bust :Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
ANTONINVS PIVS AVG

Virtus standing left, holding Victory and spear.
VIRTVS AVGG
RIC IVi 149b

AID#59
AUGUSTUS AE as. C PLOTIUS RUFUS, Moneyer's series dated 6 BC

SVI#56
Counter Token Lauer; Nuremberg


SVI#63
AH 671 might be findable

SVI#72
Denár - Zsigmond 1387-1437
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces46913.html

Cita: "Frenchlover"​AID#9
​Caracalla, Augustus, 13 years old, AD 201-206, Rome
​Bust :Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
​ANTONINVS PIVS AVG
​Virtus standing left, holding Victory and spear.
​VIRTVS AVGG
​RIC IVi 149b
​
​SVI#72
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces46913.html" rel="nofollow">Denár - Zsigmond 1387-1437
​

​Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.

AID#10
Rome mint. AR denarius (18mm, 3.42g).
Faustina Junior, wife of Antoninus Pius (161-175 AD).
Obverse: Draped bust right, FAVSTINA AVGVSTA around.
Reverse: Fecunditas (or Faustina?) standing with two babies in her arms and two children at her feet,
FECVND AVGVSTAE around.
RIC (Marcus Aurelius) 676.
Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-empress-is-very-fertile.302693/

AID#12
Elagabulus
RIC IVii 28b, * in left field on reverse
IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG
Sol standing left, raising hand and holding whip.
PM TR P III COS III PP
Pontifex Maximus Tribunicia Potestate tertium Consul tertium Pater Patriæ
(16 may 218 - 12 march 222) Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
Elagabal, proclaimed emperor on May 16, 218, the only august before the end of June or the beginning of July, leaves Syria to join Rome. Elagabal stops at Nicomedia, he stays there all winter and gets sick. It is in this city that he gets his second consulate. Elagabal will not arrive in Rome until July or September 219, bringing the black stone of his cult to install it in his capital. He will never return to Syria, quickly murdered after a reign unequaled in turpitudes and disturbances.

SVI#52
Sestino - Regno di Napoli

AID#8
JULIA DOMNA, wife of Septimius Severus. AR Denarius (2.26 gm). Struck 196 AD. IVLIA AVGVSTA, draped bust right / MATRI CASTORVM, Domna standing left, sacrificing from patera held in right hand, holding box in left hand; two standards left. RIC IV 567


AID#13
Antoninus Pius, Augustus 138-161
ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P IMP II
Pietas (or Hilaritas ?) standing, facing, placing hands on head of a child on either side of her.
TR. POT. XIX COS IIII

RIC ?

AID#15
FAUSTINA II (Augusta, 147-175)
RIC 689 (III, M. Aurelius),
FAVSTINA AVGVSTA
Draped bust right
Rev: IVNO
Juno seated left, holding patera and scepter; peacock to left


AID#18
Diocletian, Augustus 284-305
RIC V-2# 47b
IMP C DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG
laureate head right
SACRA MONET AVGG ET CAESS NOSTR
PT (Ticinium 1st officine)
Moneta standing left, holding scales in right hand, cornucopia in left

SVI#51
Cavallo
Kingdom of Naples, Charles V (HRE), 1516 - 1554
Naples mint, ; obverse PLVS : VLTRA, the Pillars of Hercules, banner over trefoil in center, crown above; reverse REX : IVSTVS, cross potent

Most of the medievals seem to be in my field, I'll edit this post if I can get precise ID's.

Thank you a lot guys.

I marked identified coins as "IDENTIFIED".

AID#21
DN GRATIANVS PF AVG
REPARATIO REIPVB
*BSISC°
Siscia mint Officine 2 issue 4

AID#31
Septimius Severus, Augustus 193-211
RIC IVi 87
Bust Laureate head right
L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VIII
Genius standing left, sacrificing over altar and holding cornucopia
PM TR P V COS II PP

SVI#42
Para - Mahmud I Kostantiniyye mint, star right of toughra
Year ?

AID#20
Constantius II
A.D. 351- 355
DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG; pearl diademed, draped and cuirassed.
'A' behind bust
FEL TEMP RE-PARATIO; Soldier spearing fallen horseman.
'II' on reverse?
In ex. ASIS
RIC (VIII, Siscia)

AID#22
Same type but with Δ” behind bust
So mint Thessalonica
RIC 182 (VIII, Thessalonica)

AID#24
What a strange coin it should be a medal or I don't know what joke
I can just say it refers to Aquileia

I need a specialist to go further

SVI#60
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Novar mint, date (92)6
Srećković vol. three p157 #02.

SVI#61
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Novaberda mint, date (9)26
Srećković vol. three pp133-149.

SVI#63
Ottoman: Selim II 974-982 / 1566-1574
Akche: Sidrekapsi mint, date (9)26
Srećković vol. four p61.

SVI#65
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Novaberda mint, date 926
Srećković vol. three p135 obv #16, rev #12.

SVI#66
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Kratova mint, date 926
Srećković vol. three pp103-115.

SVI#67
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Amid mint, date 926
Srećković vol. three p218 #13.

SVI#68
Ottoman: Bayezid II 886-918 / 1481-1512
Akche: Novar mint, date (8)86
Srećković vol. two p119 #59.

SVI#69
Ottoman: Bayezid II 886-918 / 1481-1512
Akche: ? mint, date (88)6
Srećković vol. two see p112 #28.

SVI#70
Ottoman: Selim I 918-926 / 1512-1520
Akche: Kostantiniye mint, date (918)
Srećković vol. two p146 #10.

Just adding a reference to SVI#42 identified by Frenchlover:

SVI#42
0,59 g. 16 mm
Ottoman: Mahmud I 1143-1168 / 1730-1754
Para: Constantinople mint, date 1(14)3
KM #194 letter: XVI (nun).

AID#59
A coin from the "C PLOTIUS RUFUS", Moneyer's series dated 6 BC.
It's difficult to say more as your coin is worn.

AID#43
Probus Aurelianus - RIC.175

IMP PROB-VS P F AVG
(Imperator Probus Pius Felix Augustus)
IOVI CON-S - PROB AVG/ -|-// R(lightning)B
(Iovi Conservatori Probi Augusti)
To Jupiter the protector of the Emperor Probus

Yours coins pictures are amazingly detailled

AID#24
As Frenchlover indicated, this coin if from the Aquileia mint, 375-378 AD. However, it has been struck more than once, probably at different times (i.e. not an accidental double strike).

Ignore the central images and look at just the legends.
The second photo has the obverse legend that corresponds to Valentinian II (375-392): D N VALENTINIANVS IVN P F AVG.
The first photo has the mint mark of Aquileia and a legend ending in CAE. There are three reverse legends possible: RESTITVTOR REIPVBLICAE; SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE; AND FELICITAS REIPVBLICAE.

The reverse standing figure does not seem to match those used by Valentinian II, so may be from a different ruler.

Cita: "Frenchlover"​
​Yours coins pictures are amazingly detailled

​Thank you. I use a professional camera with 100 mm objective which enables very detailed shooting. Even the smallest detail can be well photographed.

Thank you guys for the help. I'll add IDENTIFIED MARK to all coins which are identified until now.

Cita: "numisquare"​AID#24
... However, it has been struck more than once, probably at different times (i.e. not an accidental double strike). ...​

The reverse type is usually GLORIA ROMANORVM
however it seems impossible to struck the legend of a reverse on an obverse and vice versa , that's why I think ther is some tweaking.

AID#14
The closest I found is :
Severus Alexander AR Denarius
Rome Mint 228-231 AD
Obverse: IMP SEV ALEXAND AVG, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder
Reverse: IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter standing left, cloak Hanging over arm, thunderbolt and scepter, small figure of emperor at feet left
References: RIC 200
Size: 19mm, 3.14g

AID#17
Obverse: IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG, laureate and draped bust right
Reverse: P M TR P VI COS II P P, Emperor standing left, sacrificing over a tripod and holding a scroll

AID#64
Byzantine trachy with the emperor being crowned by Mary, stars on obverse, a bit like this following coin of Manuel I° Comnenus (1143-1180) Constantinople.

AID#30
Antoninianus of GORDIAN III
Obverse:
IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG: Bust of Gordian III, radiate, draped, cuirassed, right

Reverse:
FORTVNA REDVX


AID#32
Faustina Sr Denarius
DIVA FA-VSTINA
AVGV-STA
Ceres standing left, holding corn ears & long scepter.

AID#46
Variant : DIVA FAVSTINA


AID#33
CONSTANTINUS I
Urbs Roma, commemorative series
SMKA (Cyzicus)


AID#37
Valentinianus II REPARATIO REIPVB
ASISC

AID#45
Gordien III - Sesterce - Rome
Avers : IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG
Revers : AETER-NITATI AVG / S|C
Référence : RIC. 297a

AID#47
As
HADRIANVS AVG COS IIII P P
FORTVNA REDVCI
= 1/4 Sestertius

SVI#62
Ottoman: Suleyman I 926-974 / 1520-1566
Akche: Kuçayne mint, date off flan [926]
Srećković vol. three p123-125.

AID#19
Roman: Constantine I 307-337 AD
Siscia mint, struck 326-7 AD
RIC vii p449 #200; Sear #16252.

AID 26 is an Agrippa I prutah: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces70200.html

Cita: "Frenchlover"​
​AID#13
​Antoninus Pius, Augustus 138-161
​ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P IMP II
​Pietas (or Hilaritas ?) standing, facing, placing hands on head of a child on either side of her.
​TR. POT. XIX COS IIII
​
​RIC ?

​RIC III Antoninus Pius 253A
AD 155 - AD 156
Denarius
ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P IMP II: Head of Antoninus Pius, laureate, right
TR POT XIX COS IIII: Pietas, draped, standing front, head left, placing her hands on the heads of two children, to left and right, both standing left and extending right hand

AID#34:
Constantin I reduced follis
CONSTAN - TINVS AVG
PROVIDEN - TIAE AVGG

The mint is unreadable and there are multiple versions of this coin but the design of the camp gate is typical of the Trier mint (Trèves)


AID#38
IMP C P LIC GALLIENVS P F AVG.
PIETAS AVGG. Valerian 1st and Gallien co-emperors
Multiple mints, Samosate for exemple:

Gallien, the son of Valerian I, was born on 218. He is immediately associated to the power by his father. He is in charge of the West, while his father goes to the East.

AID#39
Probus
Date : 276
Mint : Siscia
Emission : 1
Officine : 6
IMP C M AVR PROBVS AVG
CONCORD MILIT
N° RIC : 651

AID#41
Probus
Date : 280
Atelier : Siscia
Emission : 7
Officine : 3
IMP PROBVS PF AVG
PAX AVGVSTI
N° RIC : 713

AID#42
Constantine I
Laureate, cuirassed bust right
CONSTANTINVS PF AVG
Naked Sol, with radiated head and cloak, standing left, raising right arm and holding globe in left hand
SOLI INVICTO COMITI
Exergue unreadable, no mark on plain reverse.
Mint Ticinum, Roma, Trier ...


AID#44
Licinius II
Caesar 312-324
Laureate, draped bust left, holding mappa and scepter on globe
DN VAL LICIN LICINIVS NOB C
Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and scepter, seated captive to left.
IOVI CONSERVATORI CAESS
A/SMANT
RIC 29 (VII, Antioch)

It progresses ...

AID#45
Gordien III ( Marcus Antonius Gordianus) – Sesterce
Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Imperator Gordianus Pius Felix Augustus
Sol standing, facing, raising hand and holding globe.
Æternitati Augusti / S|C
RIC IViii 297 a, Cohen: 43

AID#49
Julia Mamaea AE Sestertius. Rome Mint 222-235 AD.
Obverse: IVLIA MAMAEA AVGVSTA,
diademed and draped bust right.
Reverse: FELICITAS PVBLICA S C,
Felicitas standing front, head left, legs crossed, holding caduceus in right hand and leaning on column.
RIC IV: 676

an example a bit more expensive


AID#54
AE Antoninianus
Tacitus, Antoninianus, 275-276, Rome,
IMP C M CL TACITVS AVG
Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right
LAETITIA FVND
Laetitia standing left, wreath in right hand, left hand on anchor
XXIA in exergue
RIC 89
Sorry, I'm not used to deal with the RIC V page 335 ... what's the officine ?

AID#55
How much time to grab it ...

Severus Alexander , Augustus 222-235
RIC IVii 83a, C 337
Laureate head/bust right
IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG
Mars standing right, holding spear and resting hand on shield
PM TR P VII COS II PP