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Roman Provincial Tetradrachm (Egypt) - Maximianus Or Diocletian?

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 Posted 08/04/2021  1:31 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add gerio2 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I've had this for years. I have a written note which describes it as follows: "Egypt under Roman rule of Maximianus (AD 286-305),Billon Tetradrachm of Year 4 (289/90) from the Alexandra Mint"

But when I check what that coin looks like,("ROMAN PROVINCIAL - Egypt, Alexandria, Maximian, Tetradrachm, Yr. 4 (288/9 A.D.)") it isn't the same.

What I find is that it matches "ROMAN PROVINCIAL - Egypt, Alexandria, Diocletian, Tetradrachm, Yr. 6 (289/90 A.D.)"

Is that the correct ID? I see they were co-emperors. Any explanation of the connection between the two would help.


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Your coin is Maximianus because of the obverse legend. Both rulers do have a year 4 issue though. Your coin has L- Delta on reverse; which is year four. Year six is LS.
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Should of waited til I got home and checked Emmett.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/503728-Max...322549316269
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Thanks! Once more this forum comes up with the answer within a few hours. Very helpful.
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