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Quote: Had one myself a few days ago. Congrats to moving forward in life. Have a good year coming. Question to you all: Who has an ancient coin depicting 'Auqarius' then?
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@ 'echizento':
Agathocles?
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Let's fast forward to
Kujula Kadphises?
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When you say 'very close' my next guess has to be
Vima Takha (aka Soter Megas)?
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You are correct AE Drachm Vima Takha (Soter Megas) @100 AD 7 ray crown BASILEVC BASILEWN CWTHR MEGAC 14 mm x 2.2 grams x 4h MAC 2990  
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Nice clear coin - hope that none of the green stuff is active. Just back from shopping, will soon select a coin to post.
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Here one where the portrait is a little bit affected by the desert patina, so I start telling that it is a Roman emperor. 
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Seemingly did a job too well done at enhancing the image:  Billon Tetradrachm minted in year 17 (=AD132+) of Hadrian in Alexandria - Milne#1354+ / Sear[ME]#3740 Obverse: AVT KAIS TRAIAN ADRIANOS SEB around laureate head right Reverse: Nilus reclining left. L IB in field
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Nice to be up and running again. 
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Good morning to you, they shut the server down so that you could recover from your big birthday party.  Now I have to go and grab my magnifying glass, the picture you posted is tiny - first reaction is 'Western Kshatrapas' or successor coinage.
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Not him, having problems staying connected.
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