Still it is a pleasantly smooth brown and generally attractive coin. The smaller has a lovely green patina and very little wear. The eagle is well detailed. Unfortunately, Zeus is marred by heavy scrapes that are patinated indicating that they occurred in antiquity. I believe these are remnants of heavy flan adjustment marks that are part of the manufacturing process.
Most collectors avoid damaged coins.
Some are more forgiving of damage from antiquity than of coins injured in burial and recovery. A few even find added interest in coins that reveal details of the manufacturing process. Again, some collectors would consider the severe flan crack a major flaw even though it does not mar the types. I have a friend who values round coins with smooth edges and would never buy a ragged or cracked coin. I see cracks as normal.