Where is this coin from ?

Hello,

Cannot find this one? price urn, palm? Asia minor? but from where?
If I look on urn, palm can not find...CIAH? T omega U?
AYKA? ankara?

 

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Side in Pamphyllia

 

The reverse is CIΔH TΩN = Side in Pamphylia

 

Maximinus, like this one:

http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=128535

PAMPHYLIA, Side. Maximinus I. 235-238 AD. Æ 26mm (8.48 g, 12h). Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Prize crown with two palms, set on table; amphora below table. SNG France 848 (same dies); SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock 8540 (same obv. die). VF, brown patina, light roughness.

 

Nice coin. My only coin from Side:

PAMPHYLIA SIDE
Æ16
OBVERSE: Head of Athena right, in crested Corinthian helmet, winged thunder bolt countermark
REVERSE: SIDHTWN, Nike advancing left, holding wreath; pomegranate to left
Struck at Side, 2d-1st Century BC
2.72g, 16mm
SNG Cop 408, BMC 66

 

Almost the same TIF, hair is different and the top of the bascet...anyway I am happy, I see more now of the same place for cheap...)

 

I do like coins from this city - they're nice and big, have great eye appeal, and don't break the bank.

This is my Salonina:
Salonina (254-268). Pamphylia, Side. Æ (31mm, 20.54g, 6h). KOPNHΛIA CAΛΩNINA CE, Draped bust r.; I to r. R/ CIΔHTΩN NEΩKORΩN, Tyche seated l. on rock, holding poppy.

 

Bing => I love the countermark

 

I also bought these: any advise about the dude left and the two ladies whom they are exactly?

 

I believe the obverse die is the same on both coins.

 

I think the letter on the reverse are in a different order the H is left on my coin and right top on the other...? or am I blind? can be,,

 

The H and T are both on the other side?

 

this reverse is strange Athena holding a temple? I have never seen? anybody a clue?

 

Can only find this one with a temple: