Help with a value on these ancients?

Butteredfatkid

So I have had these ancients for a while and am having a hard time finding consistent pricing on them. Everywhere I look has a different price so it would be great if someone here could help show which prices are right or wrong for these coins.

Here are some pictures of all four coins: http://imgur.com/a/97IWa

Some Vcoins links to them, are these prices accurate??

Postumus: https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/aeternitas_numismatics/2/product/postumus_ar_antoninianus_efvf_victoria_avg_colonia_agrippina_mint/7096/Default.aspx

Victorinus: https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/cerberus_ancient_coins/31/product/victorinus_268270ad_antoninianus___pax_avg/76689/Default.aspx

Gratianus: https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/lodge_antiquities/88/product/gratian__ae_3_siscia_367383_ad/558775/Default.aspx

Aurelainus: https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/incitatus_coins/79/product/aurelian_ae_antoninianus_concordia_militum_siscia_mint_aurelian__concordia_great_portrait_found_in_spain/161301/Default.aspx

Nap

Unless they are rare designs, they are probably all in the <$50 range. I don't know the series well enough.

Why are you trying to price them, are you selling or for insurance purposes? Presumably you purchased them at some point and have an idea what you paid?

Pricing common Roman coins is tough, and they are not easy sells. They sit for a while in dealer inventories, unless they are extremely nice or extremely cheap. Very few collectors want more than one Aurelian antoninianus yet there are so many out there...

If you want to sell them, probably eBay is the way to go. Do not expect to get a tremendous amount. Start low and let the market dictate.