Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-30

The image shows two ancient Roman coins, likely made of bronze or a similar metal. They are set against a stark black background, with a centimeter ruler placed next to them for scale.

The coin on the left shows a bust of a person, likely a Roman emperor or a prominent figure, with their head in profile. The figure is wearing a helmet or some sort of head covering, and an inscription surrounds the profile.

The coin on the right depicts a structure, which could be a temple or a public building, with columns. Around the structure is an inscription.

Both coins have signs of wear and age, with some discoloration and details slightly obscured, giving them an antique appearance.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-30

The image shows two sides of a very old, worn coin with a millimeter/centimeter ruler along the right edge for scale. The coins are presented side-by-side against a black background. The color of the coins is a dark brownish/green.

One side of the coin depicts a bust or profile of a figure, likely a ruler or deity, wearing a helmet or headdress. The text in latin, "MATILIA" and something else are visible above the figure.

The other side of the coin shows a building or temple-like structure with columns. There are figures standing on either side of the building, and text that is illegible can be seen near the bottom of the coin. The temple is shown to have four columns. The coins are worn, and some of the details are difficult to make out.