Help In Identifying Two Old Greek / Roman Coins

Hello and welcome.

Those are definitely Roman-style portraits. Are they both as thick as the side-view of one of them that you've posted? Ancient Roman coins generally aren't that thick for their size. Late-period Romano-Egyptian tetradrachms are an exception, so that's probably what these once were. Unfortunately, there's not enough of the legends surrounding the portraits that survive for me to even tell whether the language written there is Greek or Latin (Roman provincial coins such as those from Egypt were often inscribed in Greek).

I greatly appreciate the info concerning the coins. You for sure answered my questions as to them being authentic.

To Sap - the thickness is pretty much the same for each coin.

To maridvnvm - I do think you nailed the id of each coin because they sure do look like your examples. I had searched several online sources before posting here and I could not find anything close. An elephant headdress blows me away...I could tell there was something sticking out over his head but had no idea what it was.

Being a pure novice of ancients I am awed by thinking of who held these coins in their hands that long ago.

Again, many thanks for the info. I think my couple of dollars were well spent.