Do These Seem Fake? I'm going To Seee Them Tommorow In The Afternoon

That first one, the Roman Republic As with Janus and the prow, that is a common coin so it goes by grade more than rarity unless there is something really interesting on the prow of the ship etc. So that one grade wise is OK on the Prow side but better than most on the Janus head side. So at $40 I'd be happy, $50 I'd be OK and $70 I'd be mad at myself. Still in a retail show they will want $90 and you can't blame them.

Both coins appear genuine. The first is a Roman Republican as of L. Saufeius. Sear priced it at $96 in Fine 21 years ago. Despite the cut on lower obverse, it's still an attractive coin and you won't go far wrong at $50-75.

The second coin is from Arsaos in Iberia. Coins of this variety, larger size with the city name below the exergual line, seem to be rather scarce. The example below, ex-Huntington, brought nearly $500 (including buyer's fee) in 2016:

https://cNGCoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=315243

A rather unattractive piece on VCoins is priced at $280:

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ma...Default.aspx

Realistically, if you can get the coin for $150, you've done well. At less than $100, it's a steal.