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Need Help Iding 2 Bronze Greek Coins

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Hi everyone, this may be a long shot. But I acquired a number of Greek and Roman bronze specimens in a larger lot. And the condition of these two has prevented me from IDing them. Any Help would be appreciated.
The first is 15mm and features a bearded male bust facing left on the obverse. Could this be an image of Zeus? The reverse is quite corroded, but it may be a standing figure.
The second also 15mm, but it features a diademed bust facing right. The reverse appears to feature a club (of Hercules?) or a pillar surrounded by concentric circles, which may be stylized wreaths.
Thanks!

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The reverse appears to feature a club


A harpa, I believe. Likely from Larissa Kremaste, with nymph obverse, ΛAPI to right of the harpa.
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Bob L - Thanks! That definitely helps with the second coin.

Anyone have any guesses about the first? Or is it a bit too worn to be identifiable?
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