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Heading to bed now, will check answers in the morning.
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Yes, Ed does. Tiberius it is. I picked this because I hadn't really looked at the earlier Roman coins yet and was surprised to see the legends oriented that way (counterclockwise, with top of letters towards the center of the coin rather than at the edge of the coin, ). What is the proper term for that orientation?  Tiberius. AD 14-37, Æ 28mm (9.98 g)
SPAIN, Terraconensis. Osca.
Laureate head right / Horseman galloping right, holding spear
RPC I 296. Near VF, brown surfaces, a little rough. Photo and info from wildwinds http://wildwinds.com/coins/ric/tibe...RPC_0296.jpg
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A later roman coin... 
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Martin no comment......your turn  
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You guys are on a roll. Nice coins.
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