Not sure about the second monogram on the reverse of this coin: Kilikia, Seleukeia ad Kalykadnon, pseudo autonomous coinage, Hellenistic period 2nd – 1st century BC, AE 23 26 g (according to the flip, but I haven't weighted it yet) can't say if the second monogram on the reverse is AΘH / AΘH (or AЄH) in two lines. In the BMC (Lycaonia, Isauria, Cilicia, Seleucia ad Calycadnum, p. 129) 6 there is no entry for AΘH / AЄH, only for AΘH / AΘH, therefore, my guess is that the second one has a damaged letter Θ. Am I right? Other attributions I found: SNG BNF (France II), 898-900; Ziegler Kilikien 397; SNG Levante 681; SNG Pfalz 1013; SNG Tahberer 1140; Ob.: Head of Athena wearing crested Corinthian helmet to r. ΣA monogram sideways behind head. Border of dots. Rev.: ΣЄΛЄYKЄΩN TΩN ΠPΩΣ TΩI KAΛYKAΔNΩI (from top right, clockwise). Magistrates’ initials or monograms AΘH / AΘH (or AЄH) in two lines in l. field. Nike in long chiton walking to l., holding wreath in outstretched r. hand. Please also share your coins from Seleukeia ad Kalykadnon or anything you like to share
yes of course it's twice AΘH. There is no Greek name beginning with AЄH, but more than one beginning with AΘH...
