I'd really appreciate any help you all could provide. These are smaller coins about the size of a US nickel and dime. Thanks. RM
The top coin is Nabataean, Rabbel II (70-106 AD). The second pic is the obverse and the image should be rotated 90-degrees counterclockwise for the proper orientation. It has jugate portraits of Rabbel and his queen Gamilat. The reverse is the first image and it should also be rotated 90-degrees counterclockwise. The inscription between the cornucopias is resh-beth-aleph-lamedh (Rabbel) / gimel-mem-lamedh-taw (Gamilat). Nabataean is read right to left. The second coin is a Judaean prutah, but I can't make out enough of the design to attribute.
On second look, I believe the prutah is a type issued by Alexander Jannaeus (103-76 BC). The obverse has an anchor within a circle. The reverse is a star within a circle. The stars have various numbers of rays, but this coin is struck so far off-center it's hard to say how many rays it has - maybe 8?
See this thread for more info on the Rabbel... https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-last-nabataean-bronzes.243078/
