These are bronzes with great eye appeal and details 1) Severus II 306-307 CE: AE Follis Treveri mint, RIC 668a - XF+/VF+ lovely patina: Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Severus II Caesar Rev -Genius standing left, nude to the waist, cloak over his left shoulder, Well struck/centered, 10.79 grams; 2) Maziminus II as Caesar 305-308 ce, Genio Casesaris Fine, 2-tone toning 7.44 grams; 3) Galerius 305-311 (the first of 8 men to claim emperor status in this time period: AE Follis of Alexandria with nice black patina; obv - Laureate head facing right, Rev - Genius standing. BK in field (Greek number system from Alexandria), 5.24 grams; 4) Crispus 317-326 AE 3) - of Aquilera, black patina VF/F Obv - CRISPVS NOB Rev - CAESARVM NOSTRORVM around wreath with VOT / V AQS below, 2.45 grams; 5) Maximinus II 305-308 (in 2x2) AE Follis- Genius standing
Provenance: Severus II, Maximinus II, - Ex Mallory; Galerius, Crispus- ex S&S Ancient coins