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What about the Compos and Foggys?

It's allright - they're only Cleggs so they don't count.

Yes one chewed a lump out of me the other day and drew blood. I felt guilty about it but I did kill it, I felt the need to.

here one

antihistamines helped along with pain killers - the usual stuff . I still cannot believe how weird I felt aparantly they spread nasty stuff with their bites. I never want to find any ever again

Lots of dead humans all over herefordshire then, must solve the unemployment problem very quickly

Common one Mike, many more border teeth than F114

Norfolk and Chance

I'm told this is an issue of Philip II, father of Alexander III (the Great). Portrait of Apollo on the obverse? Horseman reverse is a terribly common motif encountered across a wide spectrum of Greek coins. What do you think? Dimensions are 18.5 by 16 mm, weight comes in at a hefty 7.34 grams.

You're quite right. I have three of these chunky little fellas. They feel really substantial in the hand, don't they.

It's been almost a year since this was posted, and still no replies, so I'll take a shot at it. By the way, I don't think the images are "lousy" but rather entirely adequate for the purposes of identification. Size & weight below what you'd expect for a genuine coin of the period, plus the legends look pretty much like gibberish to me. Therefore I'd judge this to be barbarous. Such counterfeit antoniniani were often modeled on issues of the Gallic Emperors. so if any resemblance of the effigy to Tetricus wouldn't be remarkable.