TYPE Greek Imperial, Trajan (98-117 AD), silver tetradrachm of Tyre (Phoenicia), struck 110/1 AD, 13.81g DESCRIPTION . Obv: Laureate head of Trajan r. above eagle standing r.; club in field to l., Greek legend: AVTOKR KAIS[S NER TR]AIANOS SEB GERM DAK Rev: Laureate bust of young Herakles-Melqart with lion-skin tied around neck r., Greek legend/dating DIMARH EX IE YPAT E REFERENCE: Wr 159, Pr 1496 GRADING: AVF, some wekaness and rougness, toned ORDER INFO: G3147, $125 Trajan's Herakles/eagle tetradrachms with the club on obverse have been traditionally attributed to both Antioch (Syria) and Tyre (Phoenicia), but recent research seems to tip the scales in favor of the latter mint. The dating of these types goes by the reverse titles ('Tribunician power's 15th year", and "Consul 5th time"), locating it to 110/1 AD.