Yes, but that's commonplace and not particularly noteworthy. Fortunately on the reverse it is minor. As for the obverse, it detracts but having a high grade portrait of Trebonianus Gallus wasn't important .
Maybe the griffin is a psychopomp (conveyor of souls)? It sometimes operated as one in Roman times. How Apollo fits in I don't know.
What a cool coin type. You can collect for 35 years and still see new types all the time. My favorite Apollo from Rhegion. Still chuckling over "T-Bone" for Trebonianus Gallus.
what a stellar reverse TIF! i have this caracalla from thrace where apollo kind of has arm posed in a similar way....
EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Tetradrachm 124-25 AD Apollo Hadrian, Cistophorus PHRYGIA, Hierapolis Apollo standing PAMPHYLIA, Side Hadrian AE 24 117-18 AD Apollo standing