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Roman Coppers, Anything Recognizable Here?

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Last December I acquired some extremely crusty globs of sandy dirt from an online auction, very cheap. Supposed Roman coins. This is after soaking in olive oil for several months, and more recently with added lemon juice. Four of the coins have some features. I was hoping the learned people here may see something recognizable to help ID what they are . .
Coin 1
Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?

Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?
Coin2
Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?

Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?
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Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?

Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?
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Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?

Roman-Coppers,-Anything-Recognizable-Here?
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The first couple are Constantine family coins. Yeah all late Romans no question about it. You want to have some fun and figure these out quickly? Go to this ebay listing. Open the main photo so it is big on the screen. Right click it and save it to your hard drive and you have a very high resolution image. Then open the image and blow it up then just match the profile. And that is a famous poster sold by a lot of people. I just found one where the guy uploaded a high resolution image.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Roman-E...261474523781

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Excellent! Thank you . .
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Number 1: Constans
obv legend: DN CONSTANS PF AVG
rev legend: VOT XX MVLT XXX
Number 2: Constantius II
obv legend: DN CONSTANTIVS PF AVG
rev legend: FEL TEMP REPARATIO
Number 3: Not determined (Julian II? Constantius Galus?)
Number 4: Not determined (Valens?) rev legend: GLORIA ROMANORVM?
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Very cool . . I've much to learn . .
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