ID help request for Billon-Tetradrachm of Alexandria

Hello. I would like to see if I could get some help in identifying this coin. It's 19mm across and notable on the observe is the letters "ATI" or "HTI". He's also got the chin of a boxer, but the laurels of a sweet maiden. The reverse looks like a person carrying laundry, reaching out for something. Thanks for the help!

 

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Diocletian with Eusebeia reverse. Issued regnal years 1 and 5 (common) and 6 (rare). Emmett 4052.

 

"...HTI..." is correct. The full obverse legend for this coin would be

AKΓOVAΛΔIOKΛHTIANOCCEB

or

AKΓOVAΔIOKΛHTIANOCCEB

 

Looks like year 5 to me as you can see the rounded left side of the epsilon. Here is mine.

Diocletian - Alexandria - Emmett 4052(5)

This also gives me the opportunity to post my favorite Diocletian Eusebeia… Eusebeia holding pancakes (obviously ).

Diocletian- Alexandria- Milne 4752

 

Learning Greek letters was a mind expander, but pays off for these types of coins. Anything you see an H in a tet it’s usually Diocletian

 

Thank you all for your help! Yours look great, OJ. It really does look like a stack of pancakes.

 

The syrup container is down on the left....

 

No pancakes on my example