This one "from your link" seems to be a
reverse die match:
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=4106456If you can't read a text try e.g. deepl.com
This is the text translated with this online translator:
The non translated word "Schrötlingsriss" refers to the
crack in the
flan.
ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINAGES
PHOENIC TYROS
Elagabal, 218-222 A.D. AE-Sesterz 220/221 A.D. Vs.:
IMP CAES M AV - ANTONINVS AV, armoured and draped
bust with
laurel wreath A.D., Rs.: TVRIO-R-VM,
snake with world
egg between
Murex snail and
palm BMC 278, 413
var.;
SNG Cop. -;
Rouvier,
JIAN 7, 1904, 81, 2390. 11.75 g. RR dark brown
patina, Schrötlingsriss, otherwise ss
The
reverse picture goes back to an
Egyptian creation myth: Aton laid an
egg from which the
snake called Per-Uatchet or Buto hatched, the Great Mother, the creator of the world.
