Can someone please help me identifying this coin? have been searching through all the Greek cities at wildwinds but can't figure it out AE 16; 2.628 g Ob.: ΔY--MEΩΝ (?) bust of Athena to r. wearing crested Corinthian helmet and aegis Rev.: don't know what it is ANIΔIK-POΝ (?)
will search through the coins at Eusebeia-Caesarea. Could it be Adramytion, Mysia? A reverse that I found here is this one: https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/mysia/adramyteion/Stauber_90A.jpg, a two-bodied owl. However, the obverse is Zeus, not Athena
It looks like a Cappadocia, Caesarea. Search through the Wildwind database here: https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/cappadocia/caesarea/i.html There are also quite a few books specifically dedicated to the coinage of Cappadocia, Caesarea: The Coinage of Caesarea in Cappadocia by Edward Sydenham is a very good reference.
@cmezner could you maybe take different photos with other light angles? I can't seem to locate anything like it either, and maybe a different look would help.
Nevermind - I think I found it. Looks like a small semi-autonomous coin from the Phrygian city of Docimeum, dated to the 2nd-3rd centuries AD: "PHRYGIA. Docimeum. Pseudo-autonomous. Ae (2nd-3rd centuries AD). Obv: ΔOKIMEΩN. Helmeted bust of Athena right, wearing aegis. Rev: ANΓΔICCHΩN. Mount Agdistis. SNG by Aulock 8355; BMC -; SNG Copenhagen -. Condition: Very fine. Weight: 2.35 g. Diameter: 16 mm." https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2934321 Variety with slightly different obverse legend arrangement: "Roman Provincial PHRYGIA, Docimeum, Pseudo-autonomous AE17 (Bronze, 3.01g, 17mm) 2nd-3rd centuries . Obv: ΔOKIMEΩN - Helmeted bust of Athena right, wearing aegis. Rev: ANΓΔICCHΩN - Mount Agdistis SNG von Aulock 8355; BMC -; SNG Copenhagen -." https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9035474 Seems to be pretty rare - a search for "SNG 8355" ~5 yields only 4 results on ACSearch. In addition to being missing from the British Museum collection and the SNG Copenhagen reference.
Thank you so much @The Meat man. I reached out to Dane at wildwinds and she kindly gave me the attribution you are sharing. I quote her answer and will tell her that I shared at CT her information: "It's from Dokimion/Docimeum/Dokimeum, Phrygia with Mount Agdistis: www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/phrygia/dokimion/SNG_vA_8355.jpg and the text: www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/phrygia/dokimion/SNG_vA_8355.txt A different one (same types, same legends) from the Righetti collection, had the legend clockwise from lower left. To see that one, just add _2 to the number 8355 above, so SNG_vA_8355_2"
