Two Folles Alexandria

These were struck by Domitius Domitianus. I have the whole series here--

https://constantinethegreatcoins.com/Alexandria/

and I couldn't imagine slabbing any of mine


here's my Domitianus




Domitius Domitianus
A.D. 295- 296
24mm 10.8g
IMP C L DOMITIVS DOMITIANVS AVG; laureate head right.
GENIO POPV-LI ROMANI; Genius standing left, modius on head, naked except for chlamys over left shoulder, holding patera and cornucopiae, eagle to left; A in right.
In ex. ALE
RIC VI Alexandria 20



the Domitianus connection just doesn't add much of a premium to the coins in this series. Below are some that I sold and the only one that was a bit pricey was the Diocletian and that was because I over paid for it in a CNG auction

Thank you Victor for confirming what I suspected but was hesitant to assert ! I seriously doubt I will be adding a Domitius Domitianus to my collection but these will do !
I have around 150 or so Tetrarchy folles in my coin cabinets
As my health has declined somewhat precipitously the last few years I have investigated the idea of slabbing some favorites to leave to my two children

This Maximianus seems a bit odd ?
"unofficial" ? Perhaps
The obv looks right
But the reverse seems a bit 'sloppy' ? as well as light weight

Emperor Maximianus
25-26.5 mm 7.73 grams

Your Maximianus looks fine. The reverses tend to be a bit less refined because I suspect that they were quickly made due to the short reign of Domitianus. The eagle on my Domitianus is very poorly rendered (pic below) The weight is a little light, but nothing too far outside the range.

That is a good looking presentation.

Very nice!