Lot of 63 Ancient Roman Bronze Coins - Mostly Cleaned - Some Identified

Lot of 63 Ancient Roman Bronze Coins - Mostly Cleaned - Some Identified (image 1/[null, null])
Lot of 63 Ancient Roman Bronze Coins - Mostly Cleaned - Some Identified (image 2/[null, null])
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As a bonus, I identified three coins from this lot which I've circled in the second photograph. The third coin from the left on the third row is Emperor Valens, minted A.D. 364-378. Obverse: D N VALENS P F AVG Reverse: (Victory is depicted holding a wreath, and the mint mark, SIS, means that the coin was minted in Siscia, or modern Sisak, Croatia.) The first coin from the left on the fourth row is a commemorative coin of Constantinopolis, the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, minted A.D. 330-340. Obverse: CONSTANTINOPOLIS Reverse: (Victory depicted standing with her right foot on a prow. She is holding a sceptre and shield) The fourth coin on the eighth row is Emperor Constans, minted A.D. 347-383. Obverse: D N CONSTANS P F AVG Reverse: VOT XX MVLT XXX (votive legend withing wreath)
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