Roman coins

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They appear to be attractively mounted; why remove them from the necklace?
Top coin (two pics) appears (to these eyes) as a reproduction.
Bottom left coin represents Gordian III (238-244), Sestertius,Rome, AD 240, AE. IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r.,
Don....
Edit: Reverse of bottom coin may be:
P M TR P V COS IIP P. The coin might also represent a Denarius 'antoninianus'.
 

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