Need Help Identify Ancient Coin.

It's a potin tetradrachm of Severina minted in Alexandria, Egypt in the year 275.

Looks legit to me but seeing it in hand is always best.

Here's what I think is the correct attribution:

EGYPT, Alexandria
Severina, 275 AD
Potin tetradrachm
Obv: OVΛΠ CEVH PINA CEB; draped bust right, hair brushed straight with long plait running along the back of head and tucked under stephane
Rev: ETOVC; Dikaiosyne standing facing, head left, scales in right hand, cornucopiae in left; Z in right field

"Z" is the date-- renal year 7. This coin is more scarce than other years for Severina and it is also notable because her husband, Emperor Aurelian, had likely died before this coin was minted and some historians feel that she was essentially ruling the empire after his death and before the next emperor's reign began.

Oh, you asked if this was Roman. Yes, it is a Roman Provincial coin (sometimes called Greek Imperial).

o the community

This is a very nice example and an Alexandrian tetradrachm.

i love to find that in a box!