2 coins of ancient Rome? [решено]

Im far from these coins. What I could ID that " year 5" on the better coin.

Need help to ID at least emperor ( ruler)

Thanks !
David

Hi Dato,
They are both Roman provincial coins minted in Alexandria, they are called Tetradrachm.
Not 100% sure who they are right now, the 1st looks like Diocletian & the 2nd could be Probus.
I need to do some checking to be certain, will get back to you as soon as I figure them out.

Thank You very much ? Nine!

As I collect African coins, and I had a knowledge that eagle must be Egypt (Alexandria), it was the reason of my interest. ...
But I have in collection tetradrachm of Trajan, minted in Alexandria, and it's silver. While these coins are copper ... Is it normal?
best
D

Later issue coins such as the 2 you have posted Dato contain very little silver if any at all, they are called Potin Tetradrachm.
Your coins are fine, no worries there.
I am struggling with the legends on both coins unfortunately Dato, using what I know I am pretty confident that coin 1 is indeed Diocletian, Milne 4845 & coin 2 is Probus, Milne 4531.
Do a google search for - Alexandria Tetradrachm, then click on www.wildwinds.
Diocletian & Probus are at the bottom so use the side bar, the rest don't matter unless you want to find your Trajan.
I have an Antoninus pius I will dig out and take a picture of, it looks silver but only contains around 25% which is called Billon.
Regards

Thank YOu very much for explanation! It was really big help!
THANK YOU !
Yours
David