Severus Alexander 19mm bronze

[David M3]

Nicaea mint
obv AMVPCEVA :MAYPCEYHA :Greek_Lambda:E :Greek_Upsilon_2:A :Greek_Lambda:E :Greek_Xi:A :Greek_Lambda:POCAV, head lft.
rev
NI-KA-IE- :Greek_Omega:N between three standards.

This is prbably on Helvitia's Page of three standards but I have gotten lost in the translation form Greek to English. Thanks for the help

[Akropolis]

You are correct.
PeteB

[areich]

The Omega and N are ligate. If you don't know what that means you can click on the word to find out.

[David M3]

I think I question is how does the obv. ledgand read in English. Depending on how it reads depends on the BMC # and I can not translate the legand to English. Thank you for your help.

[benito]

I think I question is how does the obv. ledgand read in English. Depending on how it reads depends on the BMC # and I can not translate the legand to English. Thank you for your help.

In greek M AVP CEV ALEXAN :Greek_Delta:POC AV
In latin   M AVR SEV ALEXANDROS AV
In English  M AUR SEV ALEXANDROS AU.

[Jochen]

The obv. legend is M AVR CEV ALEZANDROC AV =  M[ARKOC] AVR[HLIOC] CEV[HROC] ALEZANDROC AV[GOVCTOC]
Latin = MARCVS AVRELIVS SEVERVS ALEXANDER AUGVSTVS

Best regards

[David M3]

Thank you all for the help with the obv. legand translation I assume this is BMC 101.