Egypt. Alexandria. Hadrian, 117-138. Drachm. (Bronze, 36.55 mm, 27.24 g). Dated RY 19 = AD 134/5. AYT KAI TPAIAN ΑΔ [ΡΙΑ CЄΒ] Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev. L E [N]N EAKΔ Canopus of Osiris right, with horned crown, uraei, disk and plumes, ornamented with figures. Geissen 1172 var. (different headdress and decorations). BMC 778. Dattari 1652-1653. Milne 1477. Emmett 932. RPC III 5974.38 (this specimen). Dark green-brown patina. Scarce. Very Fine. Ex Kerry K. Wetterstrom Collection. Ex CNA Ltd., Sale XII, 26.09.1990, lot 135. Another rare drachm of Hadrian with an extraordinarily large flan that particularly allows a complete and detailed reading of every component of the large canopic jar of Osiris (see also items 224 and 227 in the collection), depicted on the reverse - from the atef crown to the details of the lid with the deity’s head wearing the Egyptian nemet headdress, and the ritual scenes decorating the body of the canopic jar. A coin that is fit for in-depth historical-artistic-anthropological investigations of the Osirian theology and liturgy, as commonly practised in Egypt from Pharaonic era to the Roman imperial period.