Roman Denarius with Female Obv

[PtolemAE]

Roman empire denarius with female bust obverse, hair in 'cornrows' but letters not sharp or clear.  Might have to rely on the portrait style and 'look'.  Reverse's inscription is better and its design is also clear.

ID appreciated from you Roman experts - you know who you are

Domna?  Maesa?  Mamaea?

Pix of obverse and reverse below.

[curtislclay]

Only one of those three ladies used the reverse CERERI FRVGIF. Any idea which one?

[Constantine IV]

Julia Domna, RIC IV 546

http://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=659103&AucID=1206&Lot=551&Val=f91c7e5185ac8425a7c25ca36486e280

[PtolemAE]

Only one of those three ladies used the reverse CERERI FRVGIF. Any idea which one?

Masis has reported that it's Julia Domna.  Kindest thanks to folks for this speedy identification.

PtolemAE

[Constantine IV]

Only one of those three ladies used the reverse CERERI FRVGIF. Any idea which one?

Masis has reported that it's Julia Domna.  Kindest thanks to folks for this speedy identification.

PtolemAE

Maybe the other posts on identifying your Julia Domna Denarius were deleted ?

Other than Curtis' reply, which was a question (a tease?) to you, I don't see any other "folks" posts giving an identification. 

Is it against Forum rules  or etiquette for a titled member to directly thank an untitled member?

[PtolemAE]

Only one of those three ladies used the reverse CERERI FRVGIF. Any idea which one?

Masis has reported that it's Julia Domna.  Kindest thanks to folks for this speedy identification.

PtolemAE

Maybe the other posts on identifying your Julia Domna Denarius were deleted ?

Other than Curtis' reply, which was a question (a tease?) to you, I don't see any other "folks" posts giving an identification. 

Is it against Forum rules  or etiquette for a titled member to directly thank an untitled member?

Thank you.

PtolemAE