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Neither of them, earlier than Helena.
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She like her husband liked animals.
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Salonia is correct, Sorry not a very good looking coin. Salonia 254-268 AD SALONIA AVG IVNO REGINA Asian mint  
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What about this guy! it should be easy. 
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Maybe for you, I have no idea.
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OK, I think it's Kidarite but which one.
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Methinks you should have given it to 'echizento'. Based on your "easy' comment best guess would have been Kidara himself. Don't have a reference for Kiradite coinage myself, but with luck found this on the net:  and that is attributed to Kidara. Postscript: It's from an Austrian exhibition.
Edited by Medieval 01/06/2015 4:42 pm
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Med that was the extent of my knowledge about this coin type so your guess is more than what I have come up with.
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Was not knowledge at all on my part but just a little persistent googling, was nearly going to say that we have to use a spray gun and hit all the different names when I found this one (all the others did have a different hair style). Btw, where is 'Ancientnoob' hiding? 
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