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Two Tiny Ancients - Need Help Identifying

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Coin 9 and 10 of 10 from lot.

Coin #9:

Two-Tiny-Ancients---Need-Help-Identifying
Two-Tiny-Ancients---Need-Help-Identifying

Weight: 0.55g
Diameter: 9mm

Coin #10:

Two-Tiny-Ancients---Need-Help-Identifying
Two-Tiny-Ancients---Need-Help-Identifying

Weight: 0.52g
Diameter: 10mm

No clue where to start with these, any help is appreciated!
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Top looks to me like a coin that Leo issued with a Lion, body left, facing backwards. Rotate your pic of the reverse by about 30 degrees clockwise and compare with these:
https://www.tesorillo.com/aes/_rev/leo_i.htm

Bottom seems to be a typical cross minim - no chance of identifying that, unfortunately, but if that beading is actually legend, then due to its length it is probably Valentinian II. Maybe try cleaning it a little.
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