Pisidia-Antioch

Roman Provincial: Pisidia-Antioch

	Roman Provincial, Titus as Caesar, AE21, 69-79, Pisidia-Antioch T • CAES • IMP • PONT Laureate head right ANT • / COL Priest with vexillum standing right behind two oxen, crescent above 21mm, 6.72g RPC 1605; SNG von Aulock 4919; SNG Paris 1077 Ex David Cannon Collection
	Roman Provincial, Pseudo-Autonomous Coinage, AE13, c.2nd Century AD, Pisidia-Antioch ANT_IOC Bust of Mên on crescent right, wearing Phrygian cap C_OLO_NIA Rooster standing right 13mm, 1.54g SNG BN Paris 1064 Ex David Cannon Collection
	Roman Provincial, Pseudo-Autonomous Coinage, AE13, c.2nd Century AD, Pisidia-Antioch ANTIO_CHI (retrograde counterclockwise) Bare headed, draped bust right, caduceus over shoulder CO_LON Rooster standing right 12mm x 14mm, 1.55g cf. SNG BN Paris 1069; cf. SNG Copenhagen 16 Ex David Cannon Collection
	Caracalla, AE22, 198-217, Pisidia-Antioch . IMP . CAES M AVR-ANTONINVS . A Laureate head right ANT_IOCH-G_EN CL CA Genius standing facing, modius on head left, branch downward in right hand, cornucopiae in left 22mm x 23mm, 6.09g Mionnet Supplement 7, 49; BMC 41 variant; SNG France 1149 variant
	Gordian III, AE22, 238-244, Pisidia-Antioch IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANOC Laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind COL CE_S ANTIOC Bust right wearing Phrygian hat S \| R across fields 22mm x 24mm, 6.19g
	Philip II, AE27, 247-249, Pisidia-Antioch IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS P F AVG P M Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind CAES ANTIOCH COL Emperor right in slow quadriga, scepter surmounted by eagle in left hand, reigns in right SR in exergue 26mm x 27mm, 11.05g Krzyzanowska I/1; SNG France 1280-1 (same obv. die); Babelon, Waddington 3612
	Volusian, AE23, 251-253, Pisidia-Antioch IMP C VMP CALVSSIANO AVG Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind ANTIOC_HIO CLA Legionary eagle, on vexillum with SC on banner, between two standards surmounted by wreaths S R in exergue 23mm, 6.23g Sear GIC 4381 (legend blundered, which is usual from this mint from Volusian onward)
	Valerian I, AE22, 253-260, Pisidia-Antioch IMP CAE R ASLL OVALHIIR Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind ANTIOC_H_IOCEA Legionary eagle between two standards surmounted by wreaths S \| R across fields 22mm BMC Lycia 130, p.199 Note from Curtis Clay: According to Krzyzanowska, BM 130 and 134-5 are all from the same obverse die as your coin. The legend made no sense to the BM cataloguer G. F. Hill, and he misattributed them to Volusian. Krzyzanowska seems to be right that Valerian was meant. Compare (your coin) to the legend on her obverse VI which seems surely to mean Valerian - IMP CAE R ASLL OVALEHIR.
	Valerian I, AE22, 253-260, Pisidia-Antioch IMP CAE R ASLL OVALEHIR Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind ANTIO_CHOC Legionary eagle between two standards surmounted by wreaths S \| R across fields 22mm BMC Lycia 130, p.199 variant (reverse legend)