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His suicide shortly thereafter was followed by another period of civil war
This coin has great historical significance
immediately following the assassination of Emperor Elagabalus
Reverse: Stellate floral design within incuse square
The reverse side of this coin records the heady days when Augustus's two stepsons
116 A.D. Ancient Roman Provincial Tetradrachm, Alexandria Egypt, NGC Ch F, Emperor Trajan, Nilus Bust Domitian His suicide shortly thereafter wasA billon tetradrachm coin produced during the Roman Empire under Emperor Trajan in 116 AD in the Egyptian city of Alexandria. The coin has heavy wear and a moderate, slightly off center strike, with a pleasing original patina. The coin measures 25mm in diameter,and weighs 13. 5g. The obverse side of the coin features a portrait of the emperor, while the reverse features the Egyptian god Nilus, god of the Nile. This coin is professionally authenticated