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Med. is right again. Its this guy Theodosius AE4 struck between 383 and 394 Victory dragging captive 
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Let me start with a hint: it's not Byzantine.  
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ah, I bet med is correct then...but i'll throw in an honorius just in case.
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dang...to I'm way to slow. sorry, I was watching an auction (that I won! yeah!)..philip ii?
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Quote: throw in an honorius No use guessing Honorius when 'Augustus_maximus' posts. He only touches those coins with a 30-foot pole - can't make good pictures at that distance.
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No to Faustina and all females - it's a male.
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"He only touches those coins with a 30-foot pole " It's actually 47ft , 30 ft is to short for that sorry excuse of an Emperor.
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Quote: Trajan Decius? Just wanted to update my response to Phlip I to say that it was a good guess based on the nose, but you got it already.  AE 23 minted in Antiochia by Trajan Decius - GIC#4193var Obverse: IMP CAES C MESS Q DECIVS TRAUAN ... around bust right Reverse: ANTIOC-HI COL around legionary eagle between two standards, in exergue S C
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Here's an easy one. 
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Quote: Here's an easy one.
How often have I heard that one? Constantius I?
Edited by Medieval 01/17/2015 10:27 pm
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