Tiberius Claudius Nero
or
Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus

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Matt Kreuzer suggested an interesting proposition, the reverse image of Milne 256 is actually Claudius (note the similarity of names). In support of Matt's position: Nero's year 13 & 14 tetradrachms were almost exclusively devoted to divinities and "Tiberius" was never deified as opposed to "Claudius" and; Suetonius reported "that people ran about yelling: 'To the Tiber with Tiberius!'", not much of an endorsement for a reign that was running out for Nero. But the Alexandrians might have chosen Tiberius for just that reason. More food for thought.
Milne 256	Claudius
Curtis(1990) p. 274 coin 36