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I think we (you got it) A.N. but if not then Drusus Caesar
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01/07/2015 7:17 pm
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Ha I have no idea. I really could only think of that one guy who fits the description. Maybe its Drusus, but I feel confident.
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Marcus Agrippa? Yes 'Ancientnoob' beat 'Augustus_Maximus' to it.    Posthumous issue of Agrippa minted in Rome by Caligula - Sear[ME]#1812 Obverse: M.AGRIPPA.L.F.COS.III around head of Agrippa left, wearing rostral crown Reverse: S C either side of Neptune standing left, holding dolphin and trident |
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Is that really necessary  |
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Something Bactrian/Indian/Central Asian thingy  |
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Is it Bactrian or Indo-Greek ?
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RonSki got it quickly. VK good job eliminating that 1/4 of the world that it is not from. Aug and Med, Good efforts. Minted by Bactiran Nomads (Kushan) BC 80-75  |
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That was just a little too easy. Aug Max I haven't heard of or seen a Polixenis would you have an example of one? Someone go ahead an post the next coin.
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