Constantine all over the place

Here are four Constantine The Great coppers I cleaned up recently. The one with Winged Victory on the reverse is really cool and two of the others show a Roman soldier spearing his foe!!!

It was a tough period

Bone

 

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Bone,two of them are Constantine the Great but the skinny guy top left is probably a son or later descendent with the family name.Constantine is always pictured as a big beefy dude.I would be interested to see a closer-up photo of the bottom left coin.Looks like a female.

 

I'll dig them out in the AM and try to get you a better pic

Bone

 

This is probably similar to the one I mentioned,Constantius II.

 

OR...it could be guy #2..My vote is with the first.

 

And I think this is your bottom right coin because I think I can see DNVALEN from 8 to 11 O'clock,the portrait looks similar and the reverse is the same.

 

I agree with your first choice, Constantius II. The second one, the bust with the long hair I'm still looking for but I do recall it somehow being related to Constantine??? It does have a chariot on the reverse too.

 

I think I found the coin and you were right,it's Constantine I.
Constantine the Great, deified, AE 3. 337-340 AD. DV CONSTANTINVS PT AVGG, veiled head right / emperor driving quadriga right, the hand of God reaching down to him, SMALT in ex.

 

Yep, that's the one. Man "You've got some AWESOME ancients."

Bone

 

Thanks,the last picture was from Wildwinds,not from my collection...sadly.The rest are mine.

 

I agree with Mikjo0, top left is Constantius II, son of Constantine the great. It cannot be Constantius Gallus, who is always represented bare head, and you can see a diadem.
Bottom left is constantine the great, a commemorative coin struck after his death.
Bottom right should be Valentinian I or II, I can't say more(I'm at work with no books)
Cucumbor

 

For the top right one, I would say Constantius Gallus, FEL TEMP REPARATIO reverse and Constantinople mint, similar to the one below (courtesy of Wildwinds)

 

I totally agree cucumbor...between you and me,no coin is safe from identification!

 

Uh oh! Maybe I should have said ancient Roman coin.