No. Oh dear. I thought this one would be easy . The portrait looks very much like his head on a famous statue.
@zumbly is correct, it's Herakles. I cropped out his club because that would have made it far too easy. THRACE, Perinthus. Pseudo-autonomous issue. 2nd century AD. Æ 17 mm, 3.53 gm. Bare head of Herakles right / Headdress of Isis. Mouchmov -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG Righetti -; SNG Lewis - British museum bust resembling the Farnese Herakles:
Yes! CORINTHIA, Corinth AR Drachm. 2.65g, 15.3mm. CORINTHIA, Corinth, circa 500-450 BC. BCD Corinth 30; SNG Copenhagen 16. O: Pegasos flying right. R: Head of Aphrodite right, in incuse square.
Titus (and Domitian) from Stobi, Macedon, AE24. shows Titus wearing the laurel wreath of an Imperator but Domitian Caesar bare headed. The reverse shows a standing figure (who?) in a temple. The coin was pierced in antiquity and retains patinated copper wire.