Egypt. Alexandria. Nero, 54-68. Tetradrachm (Billon, 24.55 mm, 12.07 g). Dated RY 4 (= 57/8). [ΝΕΡΩΝ ΚΛΑΥ] ΚΑΙΣ ΣΕΒΑ ΓΕΡ ΑΥΤΟ Laureate head of Nero right. Rev. ΔΗΜΟΣ ΡΩ vertical to left, ΜΑΙΩΝ vertical to right; Demos standing facing bare chest, head turned to right, holding scepter in the right hand and cornucopia on the left hand, L Δ (date) to right. Vogt I, p. 26 and following. Vogt II, p. 8. BMC -. Dattari-Savio 212. Geissen 130. RPC I, 5224. Emmett 116. Savio, Adriano, Tetradrammi alessandrini, Milano 2007 , pp. 51-56. K&G 14.16. Very Fine/Extremely Fine. Ex Giovanni Dattari collection 212. Ex Naville Numismatics 55, 09.02.2020, lot 286. The depiction on the reverse of the Genius Populi Romani is a clear indication of Nero's Roman-centric policy, despite his sympathies for classical culture, which ooze as much from the coinage of the eastern regions of the empire as from his promotion and patronage of the Panhellenic games referred to in NN. 18 - 20 of the collection.