Help To ID Two Greek Coins?

Please re-post with better/clearer the pictures.
No need for a large frame around the coin, get the coin image as large as you can get either by uploading it to an image hosting site (and using the 'insert image' tag on top of the (make/reply) screen or the 'upload image' feature.

Aeolis, Myrina issued bronzes with amphora/lyre reverses like the first coin.

Can't find anything that matches the one with the amphora and lyre. The character to the right of the base of the amphora doesn't look Greek to me but maybe Phoenician. The other side of the coin seems to show a portrait - could be the eye at one o'clock. Perhaps after some soaking in olive oil more details become visible and the inscription makes sense.

The other though I think is a Roman post-reform Triens, here an image from a catalogue (not your specific type):




Turn the upper picture 90 degrees clockwise and you'll notice it looks like the prow of galley reverse. The bottom picture is the right way round, notice the pellets on the top?

Hopefully someone else recognises the other one.

'StrykeRXL', you can't hot-link images from Wildwinds - has been blocked to not waste bandwidth from Wildwinds.

Found it and yes, it would be a very similar type to that one (can attribute it as cf./var) - your obverse is more off centre struck and the reverse is slightly different, but seeing the image makes sense of what is visible of the inscription on your coins.

All props to 'Bob_L'.

Thanks Echizento. I may be posting a few more in the next few days. The wife picked me up some packs of uncleaned from crusty romans for Christmas. Soooo many I have no idea where to start :).