Could this be Domitian; no, it is Caracalla

Can't say if it is Domitian.
The obverse legend seems to have the letters MI but maybe I'm seeing something that is not there.
On the reverse the letters are ΠЄΡΓAM(HN]ΩN therefore it should be from the Pergamon mint depicting Artemis (?) holding a bow and an arrow.

Have been searching for it at the BM Catalogue Mysia and all the Pergamon entries at wildwinds, not to mention RPC and acsearch, with no success.

The obverse portrait looks quite angry, maybe it is not Domitian; it has a countermark on the neck, which seems to be a standing eagle.

I am very grateful if someone can point me in the right direction.

AE 26; 7.715 g

 

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Portrait looks like Caracalla to me.

 

Hmm. I'd also guess Caracalla. I'll see what I can dig up later tonight after work.

 

I also searched for Caracalla and didn't find it

 

I think I found it.

Elagabalus and not from Pergamon but from Perge, like this one:
RPC VI, 6122
https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coin/413528

Hopefully I'm wright.

 

I think you got the city, but I still think it’s Caracalla like this one:
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=6008292

 

You are the Best!

Yes , it definitely is Caracalla, like the coin at acsearch that you linked.

Thank you so very much @Orange Julius