Roman Egyptian Tetradracm of Maximianus

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Roman Egyptian Tetradracm of Maximianus

Pax standing left holding olive branch and transverse sceptre, L A in fields
Grade: AXF
Catalog Numbers: Sear Greek Imperial Coins s4790
Obtained From: Rudy Schroeter in 3/95

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