Æ34 - Trajan L ΙΔ

Year 14 of Trajan's reign in Egypt corresponds to 110–111 AD, a period when Alexandria's mint was producing heavily for a province flush with grain-trade revenue and Roman administrative investment. Egyptian regnal dating ran independently of the Roman consular calendar, a bureaucratic holdover from Ptolemaic practice that the Romans never bothered to standardize away.

At 34mm and over 24 grams, this is among the larger bronze denominations the Alexandrian mint produced — drachms of this module circulated almost exclusively within Egypt, as Roman authorities kept provincial bronze coinage deliberately non-exportable to maintain local monetary control.