Nice Coin with 4 Countermarks from Moesia

As, 8 gm, 24.8 mm.
Obv: Three countermarks - AVG, TICA or TICAE (with AE ligate), and a Helmet (?).
Rev: One countermark - Dolphin (?).
Comments: Appear to be the same countermarks shown in the Pangerl Collection #90 (found under TICAE in the 'Museum of Countermarks' on the RNG Web page). Also a good match to Ecoli's exhibit shown next on this board. Possibilities include Tiberius, Caligula or Claudius as reigning Emperor.
From the collection of Massanutten.

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[Jan 03, 2006 at 10:15 AM]

Today I bought a same coin: with TICAE, AVG, helmet and dolphin (but dealer just says 'capricorn'). Do you think it was countermarked in era of Titus also?

Pscipio

[Jan 03, 2006 at 12:19 PM]

Isn't TICA(E) = Tiberius Caesar?

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