This is one of the coins of my father-in-law. He bought the little bronze in about 1970. Obv. Head of Zeus right, in a stipple circle. Rev. Thunderbolt with the letter K and a Pi? I don't know if the thunderbolt should be upright or horizontal. 14 mm, 2.92 gr. Time of Augustus. The coin looks very Greek, but I suppose it is a Roman Provincial coin. Please give me any comments!
I have only one coin of this city, which became a Roman colony in AD 6. Geta, as Caesar, AD 198-209. Roman provincial AE 19.4 mm, 5.42 g, 7 h. Pisidia, Cremna, AD 198-209. Obv: L SEP G-ETAC N(?)C, bare-head of Geta to right. Rev: MIDAE DE-AE COL CRE, Mida seated on chair to left, with patera in right hand. Refs: BMC 19, p. 302, 9A; Von Aulock Pisidiens II 1243; SNG France 1502.
@Pellinore Your coin is SNG France 1483 https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8515825q.r=cremna?rk=922751;2 https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb417821603 PISIDIA. Kremna. Pseudo-autonomous. Time of Augustus Dated CY 6 (27/6 BC).
@shanxi, thanks, great! And the date is that letter I thought is a Pi? It's a digamma, then. (Wow, a waw!) Well, good to know the exact date and identification.
