Æ34 - Trajan L ΙΓ

Year 13 of Trajan's reign corresponds to 109–110 AD, a period when Alexandria's mint was producing heavily for a province flush with imperial attention — Trajan had reorganized Egypt's administrative and fiscal structures, and coin output reflects that institutional momentum. The Alexandrian bronze series ran on a regnal year system unique among Roman provincial mints, making precise dating possible where it is not for most provincial issues.

The LΙΓ date marker — Lambda Iota Gamma — is the anchor for attribution here, as Alexandria produced multiple Æ34 types across Trajan's reign and year-date is often the only clean differentiator between them.