232 NGC XF Julia Mamaea Roman Egypt Tetradrachm Alexandria Aesculapius God Medicine R4 Rare (23081102C) Costa Reverse features grouping of three

Reverse features grouping of three Asian elephants

nephew of Julius Caesar circa 36 BC

Certified by NGC to MS 64

Struck during the second semester denoted by dot below U of LOUIS

232 NGC XF Julia Mamaea Roman Egypt Tetradrachm Alexandria Aesculapius God Medicine R4 Rare (23081102C) Costa Reverse features grouping of threeExtremely Fine Roman Egypt tetradrachm coin. Struck for Empress Julia Mamaea at the Alexandria Mint. Julia Mamaea was a Syrian noble woman and member of the Severan dynasty. She was the mother of Roman Emperor Severus Alexander and remained one of his chief advisors throughout his reign. She was killed in 235 by rebel soldiers alongside her son. Dated to Severus Alexander's 12th regnal year given by Greek letters I B = 12 = 232 233 CE. Emmett 3194 12,