224-249 Ad Ancient Egypt Bl Tetradrachm NGC XF

Homonoia is a goddess

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homonoia_(mythology)

Yes, Greek gods are common, especially on coins from Alexandria, before it changed to the Roman Imperial system in the late 3rd century. From Harpocrates to Helios to Hades, there is a Greek pantheon represented on the coins. Also a bit of Egyptian gods with reverses like Isis and Horus. You can also find a blend of different cultures with gods like Hermanubis from Greek Hermes and Egyptian Anubis. The legend on your coin is also in Greek. Some people refer to coins like this as Greek Imperial, others call them Roman Provincial. Almost all Roman Provincial coinage has Greek legends and the coins tend to refer to local things like whichever gods were favored in the region.

edit-- here's a page with some more info for beginners

https://www.forumancientcoins.com/d...mith/gi.html

Lovely coin. Are you going to remove it from the slab?

No I don't plan on removing it. Out of curiosity, why on earth would I do that? lol