Egypt. Alexandria. Marcus Aurelius as Caesar, 139-161 AD. Drachm. (Bronze, 32.60 mm, 24.67 g). Dated year 15 = 150/151 AD. AURHLI KAISAR M Draped bust right. Rev. Triptolemos with elephant scalp riding in a biga drawn by winged serpents. Upwards, in the field, the date, LI D. Dattari 3211 (this coin). Geissen - . RPC IV.4, 1298.19 (this coin cited). Emmett 1900 (not this year). Dark brown patina, good Very Fine. Ex Giovanni Dattari Collection 3211. Ex Karl Kress 154 (1972), lot 380. Ex Gorny & Mosch 130, 08.03.2004, lot 1931. Another excellent and renowned drachm of the ever-present Caesar Marcus Aurelius with his proud and determined face. On reverse is the scene from the second of the three seasons linked to Egyptian agriculture, that of the sowing operated from the sky by the young Triptolemus on board a chariot drawn by two winged Agathodaemones serpents on behalf of the goddess Demeter, as we have already observed, under number 122 of the collection. Specimen cited by RPC IV.4.1298 under number 19.