Help with identification of (maybe) French medieval coins; Aide à l'identificati [επιλυμένο]

Hello. I just bought these two nice cois for a very good price, but I have no idea where are they from. According to a friend, who is expert in ancient Roman coins, they are French; the seller told me they were medieval. Any help is welcome and thank you in advance. Sadly, I´m not home, so I can not provide weight. The dimensions vary, since they are irregular coins. But, on avarage, they measure 1 cm (.39 inches).

The first one is probably a denier tournois type 1 of Henri II, minted in Paris around 1557

https://www.coinarchives.com/w/openlink.php?l=2425809|2344|510|c775125f82bfd25d2cea1a4badeae78f

The first of the Denier Tournois coins - François I (1515-1547) FRANCISCVS. D. G. FRANCO. REX./TVRONVS. CIVIS: FRANCORVM

The other coin must be associated with the Catholic Church. There are keys on it, the symbol of St. Peter. There is also a cross. So either the Papal State or the archbishopric, the order. For me, however, the Pope:

N#42919

N#10302

Only a very truncated coin😪

Thank you very much to you all!