I recently got this little bronze from Mysia in Pergamon, a common one with Athena and a trophy. It has been countermarked with what looks like a club of Hercules on the reverse. I have scoured the online sources and have found a couple of countermarked Pergamon bronzes - Doug and Bing have some nice ones that have been posted here - but no clubs that I could find. I was wondering if there is any info out there about this? Other examples? Also, any info on Pergamon countermarking practices in particular? Many thanks! Pergamum, Mysia Æ 19 (c. 200-27 B.C.) Helmeted head of Athena right / AΘHNA[Σ] [N]IKHΦOΡO[Y] to left and right of trophy of arms. O on ΔI monogram in left field. Weber 5198; BMC 179. Countermark: club of Hercules (?) (4.87 grams / 17 x 19 mm)