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So we all agree its AP?
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Told you it was easy

Antoninus Pius
138-161 AD
ANTONINVS AVG PP IMP II
TR POT XX COS IIII
circa 156
RIC III 273


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This one is very easy!



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Rudrasena II?

Bhartrdaman?
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Earlier..
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If it were later the coin would have be of a more degraded bust and stylistically inferior, even for well struck high grade examples.
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Rudradaman?
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There you go.
Bhartrdaman struck 215 of the Saka Era, AD 293

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Now I don't understand your 'earlier' comment. But may it as it be, here a very easy one:


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I told you earlier, when you said Rudrasena II before you edited it. I hope that helps.

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Rudrasena II was to the best of my knowledge the father of Bhartrdaman.

But Nero is right:


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Tetradrachm from year 12 (=AD65+) of Nero minted in Alexandria - Cologne#172 / Sear[ME]#2004

Obverse: NERO KLAV KAIS SEB GER around radiate bust right wearing aegis
Reverse: AVTOKRA around bust of Alexandria right, wearing elephant skin, in field L IB
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Rudrasena II (AD 380-385).

Bhartrdaman (AD 278-295).



Seeing as though you are well versed in the Western Satraps this should be easy for you...again...

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Love that coin Med.
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Agreed.
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Have to disagree with you on the timing, all references I have seen have Rudrasena II (~255-277) as father of Bhartrdaman.
The 380-385 time-frame fir more with Rudrasena III or IV. May I ask what reference you use?
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