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Egypt Alexandria Probus 276-282 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC72304

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.30g. Alexandria Mint RY 7 (281-282 A.D.)

Laureate cuirassed bust r.
A K M AUR PROBOC CEB

Eagle standing r., wings open, wreath in beak; LZ across fields.

Emmett 3982

VF. Medium brown patina.

$ 25.00

Egypt Alexandria Divus Carus Died 283 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC96371

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 8.50g. Alexandria Mint Undated (283-284 A.D. under Carinus)

Laureate head, r.
QEW KAPW CEB

Flaming, garlanded altar.
AFIEP-WCIC

Emmett 3995

VF. Scarce. Red-brown patina. Some minor roughness, as expected. Aphierosis is the Greek equivalent of the Latin 'consecratio.'

$ 95.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Good VF -- #AC107774

AE Tetradrachm 21mm. 6.57g. Alexandria Mint 286-287 A.D.

Laureate, draped bust r.
A K G OVAL DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Tyche standing l., holding cornucopiae and rudder, star in r. field; ETOVC-(gamma) (date) across fields.

Emmett 4082

Good VF. Brown patina with slight earthen contrast. A few tiny green adhesions.

$ 95.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC106602

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.54g. Alexandria Mint RY1 (284/5 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
A K G OYAL DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Elpis standing left, holding flower and raising skirt; LA (date) in l. field.

Emmett 4046

VF. Black patina. Minor rough spots.

$ 45.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC106601

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.86g. Alexandria Mint RY2 (285/6 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
A K G OYAL DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Athena seated l., holding Nike and spear; below, shield; LB (date) across fields.

Emmett 4032

VF. Brown patina. Blue mineralization on reverse.

$ 50.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Near VF -- #AC106600

AE Tetradrachm 20mm. 7.58g. Alexandria Mint RY1 (284/5 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
A K G OYAL DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Tyche reclining l. on lectisternium, holding rudder and propping head on hand; LA (date) above.

Emmett 4083

Near VF. Scarcer type. Brown patina with some earthen fill.

$ 45.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm EF -- #AC106580

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.94g. Alexandria Mint RY8 (291/2 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Elpis standing l., holding flower and raising hem of skirt; L-H (date) across fields; In ex.: (delta)

Emmett 4046

EF. Brown patina with some lustre in fields. Rough adhesion on obverse, otherwise choice.

$ 75.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Good VF -- #AC106575

AE Tetradrachm 21mm. 6.93g. Alexandria Mint RY7 (290/1 A.D.)

Laureate head, r.
DIOKLHTIANOC CEB

Zeus standing l., holding patera and sceptre; at feet, eagle; L-Z (date) across fields.

Emmett 4087

Good VF. Chocolate-brown patina with lustrous fields. Slightly uneven strike, otherwise choice.

$ 95.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Near VF -- #AC98055

Bi Tetradrachm 21mm. 8.00g. Alexandria Mint Year 2 (285-6 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
A K G OVAL DIOKLHTIANOS SEB

Eirene standing l. holding olive branch and sceptre; L(star)-B across fields (date).

Emmett 4045

Near VF. Dark brown patina. Scarcer date for the type. Rare with star by L on reverse. Seemingly very rare with star after the L on the reverse; we could find few other examples. Star not noted in Emmett.

$ 80.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC98054

Bi Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.20g. Alexandria Mint Year 9 (292-3 A.D.)

Laureate and cuirassed bust, r.
DIOKLHTIANOS SEB

Elpis standing l., holding flower and raising skirt; L ENATOV around.

Emmett 4046

VF. Brown patina.

$ 65.00

Egypt Alexandria Diocletian 284-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Good VF -- #AC98053

Bi Tetradrachm 20mm. 7.10g. Alexandria Mint Year 3 (286-7 A.D.)

Laureate and draped bust, r.
A K G OVA DIOKLHTIANOS SEB

Tyche standing l., holding rudder and cornucopiae, star to r.; ETOVC-L (date) around.

Emmett 4082

Good VF. Brown patina. Sharp portrait.

$ 65.00

Egypt Alexandria Maximianus 286-305 A.D. Tetradrachm Choice EF -- #AC107855

AE Tetradrachm 20mm. 8.21g. Alexandria Mint 291-292 A.D.

Laureate head, r., seen from behind.
MAXIMIANOC CEB

Nike advancing r., carrying wreath and holding palm over shoulder; L-Z (date) across fields; In ex: (gamma)

Emmett 4147

Choice EF. Brown patina with good lustre. Attractive example.

$ 195.00

Egypt Alexandria Maximianus 286-305 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC107854

AE Tetradrachm 18mm. 6.99g. Alexandria Mint Regnal Year 2 or 3 (286-288 A.D.)

Laureate, draped bust r., seen from behind.
A K [M OVA MAXIMI]ANOC CEB

Nike flying r., palm over shoulder, carrying wreath; L in l. field; [B or gamma] in r. field.

Emmett 4147

VF. Brown patina with green contrast and coppery high points. Struck slightly off-center.

$ 50.00

Egypt Alexandria Maximianus 286-305 A.D. Tetradrachm EF -- #AC86881

AE Tetradrachm 19mm. 7.70g. Alexandria Mint RY 8 (292-293 A.D.)

Laureate draped bust r.
MAXIMINOC CEB

Elpis standing l., holding flower and raising skirt; LH across fields.

Emmett 4114

EF. Brown patina. Sharp portrait.

$ 40.00

Egypt Alexandria Maximianus First Reign: 286-305 A.D. Tetradrachm VF -- #AC85101

AE Tetradrachm 17mm. 7.90g. Alexandria Mint RY 4 (288-289 A.D.)

Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
A K M A O VA MAXIMIANOC CEB

Alexandria standing l., holding head of Sarapis and sceptre; L-(delta) (date) to either side.

Emmett 4093

VF. Seemingly rare. Brown patina. Slightly uneven reverse, otherwise nice. Seemingly rare, with only one example sold at auction in recent years, and only one example known to Emmett.

$ 45.00

Egypt Alexandria Nero, with Poppaea 54-68 A.D. Tetradrachm Good Fine -- #AC97468

Bi Tetradrachm 23mm. 11.40g. Alexandria Mint Year 10-11 (63-65 A.D.)

Radiate head, r.
NERW KLAV KAIS SEB GER (AV?)

Draped bust of Poppaea r.; LI(A?) (date) in r. field.
POPPAIA SEBASTH

Emmett 128

Good Fine. Toned. Typical porosity. Some flan flaws/voids on busts. Some light roughness. The roughness on reverse obscures the date, but it clearly includes LI (year 10), and may read LIA (year 11). Year 10 appears to be more common, but neither are rare.