Hi Kristian. I read some of your older posts, and it looks like you are making a
good start. If you can
work with the coins that have identifiable letters in a row, sometimes you can get somewhere by entering a partial
inscription at
https://www.acsearch.info. Even 4 or 5 letters can often bring up some results that will narrow your
search. It will get easier and more fun as time goes by and you will start to recognize the different
types as you come across them. Our experts can certainly
help, as well. When you identify a coin you can put it in a plastic
flip along with a slip of paper and slowly build an organized
collection. It can seem overwhelming, but one coin at a time it will start to make sense. Too many coins is a problem many of us would love to have.
Good luck!!!
P.S. An introductory book like "
Roman Coins and their Values", by David
Sear (1988 edition is available in the
Forum shop) will have examples of the gods and goddeses found on the coins, along with other helpful information. And
https://www.romancoin.info is also
very good. You can also start a free
gallery here at
Forum when you are ready to photograph and post the coins you are able to identify.