Egypt. Alexandria under Commodus (AD 177-192). Billon tetradrachm (22mm, 10.44g). Struck in regnal year 33 (29 August-31 December AD 192).

Laureate head of Commodus r. / Serapis seated l. on throne, extending hand to Cerberus seated at feet, and holding scepter; date in upper left field. Dattari 9587-9588; K&G 41.141.

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