Couldn't resist this coin; just liked Hadrian's portrait and the clear legends, even though the reverse has two light scratches BI Tetradrachm Egypt, Alexandria, RY 10 = 125/126 AD 23 x 24 mm, 13.272 g, 11 h RPC III 5597; Dattari (Savio) 1494; Emmett 901.10; BMC 2829; SNG Copenhagen Alexandria-Cyrenaica 315/316; Milne 1140; Sear (RCV 2000 ed.) 3729; Köln 917; Ob.: ΑΥΤ(ΟΚΡΑΤΩΡ) ΚΑΙ(CΑΡ) ΤΡΑΙ(ΑΝΟC) ΑΔΡΙΑ(ΝΟC) ϹΕΒ(ΑCΤΟC) (Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus) Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Hadrian to r., seen from rear. Rev.: L ΔЄΚΑΤΟΥ Tyche standing facing, head to l., wearing kalathos, chiton and peplos, holding rudder in her r. hand and cornucopia with the end of her peplos in her l. hand Picture courtesy Herakles Numismatics: Please share your Alexandrian coins or anything you deem relevant
