Help coins identifications

Friends, I need some help. I have these 3 coins that are in bad condition, but I believe you can identify some, because I used a magnifying glass of 30x and I couldn't identify. I put it in the resolution of 1200 to see if it is identifiable in the photos.



Best regards from Brazil and sorry my bad english.

I believe the third one is from the Prince-bishopric of Liege. Can you give the weight and diameter for more precise identification? The left picture is upside down.

Thanks for answering 11.9 grams and 29mm.

Okay, this is your third coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29736.html
It's underweight but it's so heavily worn that weight could match.

You can read almost the entire legend on the obverse: EP·ET·PRIN·LEO·DVX·B·M·F·C·L·H· except for the letters in bold.
Also most of the reverse legend: I·THEOD·CAR·D·G·BAV·D· except for the letters in bold.

Thank you very much friend. Now I will continue looking for the other two.
Best regards from Brazil.

The only thing what's still missing is the exact date. It looks a 2 (for 1752) but it's difficult to say. What I see is in the right spot, only it looks a little bit longer than on a coin for comparison:

Hi,
the first coin seems to be this one:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces267127.html

Please, provide weight and diameter, it really helps for identification !

Thanks 22mm and 1.4g

Citação: "Essor Prof"​The only thing what's still missing is the exact date. It looks a 2 (for 1752) but it's difficult to say. What I see is in the right spot, only it looks a little bit longer than on a coin for comparison:
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​I'm going to use the magnifying glass again at 30x to try to see if I can identify the number.
Thank very much friend.

Citação: "asimov37"​Hi,
​the first coin seems to be this one:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces267127.html
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​Please, provide weight and diameter, it really helps for identification !
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​Thanks 22mm and 1.4g