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Tetradrachm - Domitianus Serapis with Spear, Date Right

Issuer Mint of Alexandria
Year 297-298
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Composition Billon (or Potin)
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Obverse description Radiate bust of the usurper Domitianus II facing right, with radiate crown depicted as a series of spikes emanating from the head. The portrait is rendered in the late Roman provincial style typical of Alexandrian tetradrachms, with strong facial features and a cuirassed or draped shoulder visible at the bust truncation. The encircling Greek legend identifies the emperor by name and title.
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Obverse lettering ΔOMITI-ANOΣ ΣEB
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Edge Plain
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