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No Clue What This Is 2 Coins

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First coin is Sassanid empire (I think that both of your pics are upside down).
Second coin looks like Western Satraps (pic #1 is sideways).
Sorry but without clearer pics, I can't provide a more precise attribution--maybe others here can. I'm going to recommend that this post be moved to the medieval/ancients area.
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Echizento may be able to verify, but I suspect the Sassanian here is either a Hormazd IV or a Hunnic imitation of one of his.

For comparison here's a Hormazd IV:
http://grifterrec.rasmir.com/sasani...hIV_LD-6.jpg

Here's a Hunnic imitation:
http://grifterrec.rasmir.com/huns/i_heph_phoro.jpg
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I wish there was a bit more detail to the crown, but I agree it is Hormizd IV.



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 Posted 08/27/2016  3:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The second coin I believe is of the Western Satrap Rudrasena I, though with a a clear readable legend I'm not 100% sure.



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Any value on these
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