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Tetradrachm - Claudius II Alexandria

Issuer Alexandria
Year 268-269
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description An eagle stands facing left with wings spread, head turned to the right, rendered in the characteristic Alexandrian style with finely detailed feathering across the body and wings. The eagle holds a wreath or palm frond in its beak. In the left field, a palm branch or caduceus is visible, while to the right the regnal year is indicated by the letter L (denoting 'year' in the Alexandrian dating system) followed by A (alpha, signifying Year 1 of Claudius II's reign). A faint Greek inscription runs along the upper border of the coin. The composition reflects the standard reverse type employed for Alexandrian tetradrachms throughout the third century AD.
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Reverse lettering L A
(Translation: L: year symbol. A: Year `1`.)
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Mintage ND (268-269) L - A (Year 1)
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