Specifications

This is a tetradrachm ancient Roman provincial coin from the reign of Claudius II Gothicus, minted in Alexandria, Egypt. The coin features the bust of Claudius II on the obverse side, with inscriptions and other design elements typical of the period, while the reverse side often depicts various gods, goddesses, or symbols. Claudius II Gothicus, known for his victories over the Goths, ruled the Roman Empire from 268 to 270 AD, making this coin a significant artifact from this historical era.

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