Maximianus Herculius Tetradrachm--Alexandria

I am told that the reverse of this Maximianus Herculius Tetradrachm is scarce,
and I have been unable to locate its match for Reference...
If anyone can come up with a duplacate example with reference, I would be grateful..!

 

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Nice coin. In wildwinds there is one Herakles reverse type listed Milne 4979, and it has his right arm extended, whereas yours is a more classical pose. So you'll have to dig deeper. Dattari probably has an example.

 

Dattari 5902

 

http://www.coinproject.com/coin_detail.php?coin=184649

And @Broucheion has one too(post #18)
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/a-greek-artistic-masterpiece-on-roman-coins.344521/

Roman Coins and their Values Vol.4 :

 

Thank you so much for your speedy coin hunting expertise,
this sure did not take you all long, I guess I still lack some reference bookmarks, the coinproject is one I have never seen before...!
Again thank you for the help!

 

great coin, that may be the largest club relative to Herc I have seen. Since it is election day it made me think of politics a century ago....

 

These Max with Herakles reverses are pretty cool! @TIF snagged up my previous one of a different Herakles type a couple years ago in the AMCC1 auction:


And I ended up replacing it a year or so later with a slightly different style and year of the type with officina mark in exergue:

Maximianus, Ruled 286-305 AD (First Reign)
AE Tetradrachm, Egypt, Alexandria
Struck Year 7, 291/292 AD
Obverse: ΜΑΞΙΜΙΑΝΟC CЄΒ, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Reverse: Hercules standing facing, head left, leaning on club with right hand, apples of the Hesperides in left hand, lion’s skin over left arm, date L-Z (year 7 = 291/292 AD) across fields, B in exergue (officina).
References: Emmett 4131, Milne 5027 var, Curtis 2086 var
Size: 19mm, 8.2g

The reverse of this coin is a die match with Zach “Beast” Beasley’s similar coin below (not the obverse, though):