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Since you most likely would pick Volusian in favour of Aemilian and because I have to go to bed, here is the coin:  Antoninianus from Volusian minted in Rome - RIC#180 / Sear[ME}#9758 Obverse:IMP CAE C VIB VOLVSIANO AVG around bust right, radiate, draped and cuirassed Reverse: PAX AVGG around Pax standing left, holding olive-branch and transverse sceptre, star in right field Over to you.
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Well it took a while to get there. Here is one that should be a snap. Forgive me if I've already posted this one, haven't really been keeping track. 
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Said it was going to be easy. That's the one. Constantius I 305-306 IMP CCONSTANTINVS PF AVG IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN .TS.B. RIC VI THESSALONCIA 58  
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should be easy... 
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I figured that, had to take a guess anyway. Really have no clue who it is.
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Hint: This coin is dated AD 470- 600, but a better date would AD 560-600.
Edited by Ancientnoob 01/12/2015 3:42 pm
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I am afraid not.
I would not consider this guy a Hephthalite. :-)
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