Ancients: Guess the Ruler

i'll take P. N. as a back up guess..that was actually my first thought.

 

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Sorry I went to bed before the rest of you but certainly the Clodius Albinus guess is correct. iamtiberius won this by a few minutes. This coin was on my favorites page so all you get here is a link:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/dougsmith/f35.html

 

Agrippa?!! ... ummm, the Red?

 

Sorry about the delay, crazy day at work.
My brother's newly acquired coin

 

Perhaps if I say it often enough, one day it may be the correct answer.

Caligula

 

Negative

 

Herennius Etruscus Tetradrachm

 

Negative

 

Then I should have gone with my gut with my first thought, owell...cant say.

 

Philip ll - Tetradrachm

 

Negative
Hint: Mat was "bloody" close

 

Hostilian?

 

Correct. My hint probably gave too much away. Does anyone need to guess the mint or does it even matter? I don't know the rules.

 

Yessssssss!!

Phew!! => thank God I didn't guess Agrippa!!

Antioch?

 

Okay, I must admit that I never thought that this moment would come, so I am a wee bit rattled ...

Firstly, I'd like to thank all of the little people that made this moment possible for me ...



... anyway ...

So, I've randomly chosen one of my more worn-out examples, in hopes that it might somehow fool some/one of you ... oh, and then I made the photo as small as possible (yah, I'm throwin' out all of the stops!!) ... however, I'm fairly sure that somebody is gonna bat this baby right outta the park!!?

 

Agrippa!

 

Antioch was correct, here is the full coin

 

=> c'mon ... don't be silly!!



chrsmat => hey, brother ... I'll count that guess as your practice-swing

 

Hi mods ... stevex6 here

Ummm, is there any chance that we could have our thread's name altered to:

"Ancients: Guess the Ruler"

Then it can easily be distinguished from the modern coin guy's version ...

=> Imitation is the greatest form of flattery

 

Edited both thread titles.

Christian