For the 1802, I'd say S-228, the 1/000 variety based on the placement of the "D" in "United": http://www.ngccoin.com/coin-varieties/draped-bust-cents/1802-1-000-1c-s-228-444/ For the 1803, I'd say S-259 based on the small date, large fraction, and placement of the "D" in "United": http://www.ngccoin.com/coin-varieties/draped-bust-cents/1803-sm-date-lg-frac-1c-s-259-481/ Wait for other opinions though, as it's tough to tell since these saw a lot of hands during their lifetimes. You could also check these links against the coins since you have them in hand and might be able to find other confirmations that I didn't notice in the pictures.
I can't make out enough to really narrow it down, you need either @Conder101 or @Marshall. I haven't seen Marshall in a bit though.
I have been absent for a while after my third hard drive failure wiped out my comp photos AGAIN. I've also had weight loss surgery and dropped 220 pounds and am spending much more time in the "real" world. But I've recently begun rebuilding my comp photos data base again and am up through 1797. It is a slow and tedious task. Much like walking.
Nice to hear from you Marshall and congratulations on the success of all of your hard work with the weight loss. Keep up the good work and be proud of yourself.
