Rare Ant. Pius Serapis-Agathodaimon Alexandria AE Drachm 159-60 AD

Description

Roman Egypt  Æ Drachm of Alexandria, Egypt. Antoninus Pius 138-161 AD
Struck 159-160 AD 28 x 32 mm  22.17g
Laureate bust rt , slight drapery / Serapis-Agathodaimon serpent on horseback advancing rt,
cf: CNG 91, 783 and CNG E 477, 350
Dattari 8939
Rare and fascinating reverse type!
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